BlockCAT lets anyone create, manage, and deploy smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain - no programming required.
In our future, everyone uses smart contracts.
BlockCAT lets anyone create, manage, and deploy smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain with just a few clicks. No programming required. Select from our catalog of pre-built contracts, or design your own with a drag-and-drop interface.
You shouldn’t have to be an expert to use smart contracts
Τhe Ethereum platform has opened our world to the possibility of “programmable money.” We now have a blockchain-based currency with powerful smart contracts enabling a number of previously difficult applications without requiring trust in a centralized third party.
Damage deposits, online shopping, delayed payments, joint purchases, and tamper-proof ballots are some of the many automated processes that stand to significantly benefit by trustless computing networks such as Ethereum.
We believe that everybody should have access to the disruptive power of smart contracts, and our platform strives to make that process as accessible as possible. We provide end users and organizations the ability to provision and deploy the smart contracts that drive these complex transactions, no programming required.
The “App Store” for Smart Contracts
It was only 9 years ago when Apple released the App Store, which began a new era for independent software developers. Last year, developers earned over $20 billion from app sales. Apple made it easy for everyday people to purchase, install and use software on a global scale.
BlockCAT believes in the same vision for smart contracts.
By 2025, ~10% of global GDP will be stored on [the] Blockchain.
Source — Deloitte
We’re creating a marketplace that allows developers to sell smart contracts that are connected to a visual interface. This makes it easy for everyday people to purchase, deploy and use smart contracts on a global scale.
Developers must stake CAT tokens in order to publish contracts. Contracts found to be dangerous or unreliable will forfeit the staked CAT. This raises the overall quality of contracts and makes it costly to submit malicious code.
Most importantly, anyone can earn a portion of the marketplace fees by verifying new smart contracts. After reading the source code for contracts, users can stake CAT on the validity of other contracts, signalling it will operate as advertised. This serves as a way to decentralize the quality control process.
Once a contract has reached the threshold for verification, it will be published. All users who correctly staked CAT will receive a portion of fees earned by that contract, alongside the original developers, opening up new avenues for income not previously available.
We envision a future where smart contracts are used anywhere from multinational business deals, to just a group of friends pooling money to buy pizza, and everywhere in between. We’ll even see smart contracts being created for reasons we can’t imagine today; an entirely new category of applications. It all begins with making smart contracts accessible, both to developers and users alike.
