Recently we announced our Blockchain Explorer for working with private Ethereum and Quorum networks. We’re pleased to announce there is now a free version available. Browse your Blockchain Anyone using a private Ethereum or Quorum network can now plug our Explorer into their network and have an easy to

It’s been a busy few months here at blk.io with supporting the milestone 3.x release of web3j and getting our first enterprise product built. One of the challenges we’ve always had when working with private Ethereum or Quorum blockchain networks is the lack of a tool

On my flight to Devcon 3 a couple of weeks ago (which was excellent BTW), I had the good fortune of sitting next to Nick Johnson, creator of the Ethereum Name Service (ENS). Given we both got our laptops out just after take-off, and had code on our screens, it

Mark Whitby at Microsoft has published a great walk-through for deploying and running our ERC-20 RESTful Service in Azure. If you haven’t deployed it yet, we recommend you follow the below instructions to get going. You can contact us if you run in to any problems.   Video Details: Cloud

Following months of development, the web3j 3.0 milestone release has dropped! This release provides numerous enhancements aimed at making it even easier to work with Ethereum and smart contracts in JVM languages.  A full rundown of all of the great new functionality is below.  blk.io is going to

We recently made available our first blockchain solution on the Azure Marketplace. This sample environment provides RESTful services for creating and managing ERC-20 tokens on top of Quorum. It provides a 3-node Quorum environment and RESTful service endpoints for interacting with each of those nodes over HTTP. These services are