Our process begins with a detailed consultation to understand your objectives. Then, we carry out a requirements analysis and strategic planning. During development, we maintain transparent communication and conduct extensive testing. Finally, we offer ongoing support and updates as needed.

Safety is a priority for Unknown Gravity. We implement advanced practices and technologies to ensure data security and the integrity of the solutions developed. We perform security audits and comply with industry standards.

SEO focuses on improving visibility in search engines, while content marketing services focus on creating and distributing valuable content. We work together to optimize the online presence, using integrated strategies to improve both the ranking and the quality of the content.

Yes, we have a payment gateway that integrates payments with cryptocurrencies, among them we support: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Polygon (MATIC), USDT and others.

Blockchain is a technology that offers transparency, security and decentralization. It can benefit your business by improving data security, traceability and efficiency.

We implement advanced security measures, such as code audits, robust cryptography, and extensive testing to ensure resistance to attacks and the protection of sensitive data.

Yes, we offer services to design and develop customized tokens according to your needs, whether for an ICO, NFTs or other use cases.

We work closely with your team to understand your needs and develop customized solutions. Integration is often a collaborative process that ensures a smooth transition.

We collaborate with legal experts to ensure that your projects comply with local and international regulations.

Tokenization involves converting physical or virtual assets into tokens. It can improve the liquidity, transferability and accessibility of assets, creating new business opportunities.

Yes, we develop customized smart contracts to meet your specific requirements, from complex business logic to specific execution conditions.

Yes, we provide consulting services to evaluate how blockchain technology can benefit your company and design effective implementation strategies.

We regularly publish educational content, participate in events and offer newsletters to keep you up to date with the latest trends and developments in blockchain.

A blockchain network is a shared, decentralized database that uses blockchain technology to store data securely and transparently. In the context of the supply chain, a blockchain network allows network participants to access an immutable ledger that records every transaction made along the supply chain, from production to delivery to the end customer.

Network participants in a blockchain-based supply chain can include manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, retailers, carriers, and customers. Each participant has access to the same shared database and can verify the authenticity and history of any product along the supply chain.

The ledger in a blockchain network acts as an immutable and transparent record of all transactions made in the supply chain. Each participant in the network has an identical copy of the accounting book, which guarantees data integrity and prevents manipulation or fraud.

A public blockchain is accessible to anyone and allows any individual or entity to participate in the network and verify transactions. On the other hand, a private blockchain restricts access only to authorized participants, which can be beneficial for companies that want to maintain a certain degree of confidentiality in their supply chain.

A blockchain stores data by creating blocks that contain valid transactions, which are then linked together in a chronological sequence. Each block contains a hash of the previous block, which guarantees the integrity of the chain and makes it almost impossible to alter the stored data. This ensures the reliability and security of information in the supply chain.

Transactions on a blockchain network can be processed through different mechanisms, two of the most common being Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Participation (PoS). In the case of Proof of Work (PoW), used primarily in public blockchains such as Bitcoin, miners compete to solve complex mathematical problems to validate and add new transactions to the ledger. This process requires a large amount of computing power and consumes a significant amount of energy. On the other hand, in the Proof of Participation (PoS), participants with a stake in the network are responsible for validating and adding transactions to the accounting book, depending on the amount of currency they hold and are willing to “bet” as collateral. Not only does this significantly reduce the energy consumption associated with transaction processing, but it also encourages greater participation and decentralization in the system. Both of these methods have their advantages and disadvantages, and your choice depends on the specific design and objectives of the blockchain network in question.