Primarily designed for hosting authentic digital assets, DCCT Network is a blockchain system with up to three devices (nodes) connected to a common peer-to-peer (P2P) computer network. The device can be a computer, tablet or smartphone. Data transmission over the network is carried out by exchanging electronic messages in the form of digital telegrams. Compared to other blockchain systems that may involve multiple nodes in the chain (eg voting systems, supply chains, video streaming services, etc.), DCCT Network is a more innovative, productive, transparent, environmentally friendly and cost-effective solution. As stated above, there are (up to) three nodes that make up DCCT Network as the basic blockchain unit. Here's how it works:

• The first node in the queue is the one that initiates the transmission of the digital telegram (eg authentic digital asset (ADA) seller, payer's bank, cryptocurrency trader, digital video streaming provider, etc.). A digital telegram is therefore a transaction file, as it encompasses data related to transactions within the blockchain (DCCT) network.
• On other occasions, the second node would be considered the "central authority", but in this case it is only one of the nodes in the common network. In a way, this node can still act as a supervisor and mediator. For example, it can host an authentic digital asset or a message to be conveyed to the end user. It also serves as a remote database server, providing information about completed transactions at any time via the corresponding client-end application and cloud-based software running in the background.
• The third node is a digital telegram receiver. For example, the recipient can be an authentic digital asset (ADA) buyer, a payee bank, a patient in a healthcare system, etc.

The ChatLiner platform allows authentic digital assets to be tokenized and securely hosted on a custom blockchain network. As a high-performance technology solution, blockchain is a safe haven for storing and sharing sensitive information and other data that requires authentication. >> Introduction To Blockchain Technology >> How To Protect Blockchain Data From Unauthorized Access >> Digital Chip Card Technology (DCCT) >> Smart Contracts >> What is tokenization in blockchain?

A digital telegram transaction is considered final after all three nodes (devices) in the network have verified the data contained in the digital telegram. Using the same data verification software, the three nodes make decisions completely independently of each other and inform each other of the outcome of the verification. If transaction data from any of the three nodes becomes unavailable for any reason, temporarily or permanently, it is still available for validation in the remaining nodes at any time, even if only one node remains. The stability and functionality of DCCT Network are not subject to external influences, nor do they depend on changes within the system. The files and metadata stored on DCCT Network cannot be altered, forged or removed, which makes this platform suitable for transmitting confidential, encrypted information and guarantees the preservation of the authenticity of the digital assets hosted over there.

Sometimes it is necessary to construct the blockchain as a chain of interconnected transactions. This would ensure the authenticity of the files containing data on these transactions and confirm their integrity. Here are some examples:

• transactions governed by the same digital currency;
• transactions within the same financial institution;
• online voting, i.e. remote electronic voting via the Internet;
• online audio and video streaming services (the possibility of falsifying the number of views would be minimized);
• the supply chain of a particular store, with no product left out of the chain;
• in healthcare, when monitoring the course of the disease, where all observed parameters are interconnected;
• Digital Rights Management (DRM) service;

and many others. DCCT Network can be easily transformed into a chain of interconnected transactions thanks to the blockchain file structure and custom algorithms designed to enable this feature in the first place. The multi-node network is called DCCT Network Expand and is composed of more than three (typically, many more) nodes connected to a common peer-to-peer (P2P) computer network. Transaction validation in such a system is quite fast and simple. The procedure is transparent and understandable, whereas the content of each file in the chain can be read both online and offline. Instead of verifying a single block of data, as is the case with DCCT Network, here with DCCT Network Expand we have to verify multiple blocks of data, where each block in the chain depends on other blocks in the chain to be verified. The storage capacity of one block in the chain is up to 1MB.

Licensing ChatLiner and the related products (passwordless authentication, cross-device login synchronization, sending/receiving digital telegrams, and sending/receiving digital telegrams via contact forms) based on Digital Chip Card Locker ("DCCL") technology for use in your own projects costs $1200 per year. Licensing ChatLiner and the related product (sending/receiving digital telegrams) based on Digital Chip Card Locker ("DCCL") technology to exchange digital telegrams with other parties via our website costs $600 per year. For more details, be sure to visit our pricing page.

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