Horizen (ex ZenCash) Partners with Infopulse to Build Treasury Voting System
Companies collaborate on future R&D projects to scale Zen platform
The Horizen platform’s protocol-level treasury voting system will help to improve community participation in decision-making for the network. Under the model, proposals are placed in a system, where ideas can be submitted by anyone and voted upon by Horizen holders.The companies are currently stress testing a prototype of the treasury model, with active voters participating in theoretical proposals. Infopulse will assist Horizen in research and development of scaling protocols, domain fronting, and distributed file storage. The collaboration with Infopulse builds on a partnership between Horizen and leading blockchain engineering company IOHK. Horizen and Infopulse plan to implement a custom model of IOHK’s reference treasury model, which IOHK has been developing in collaboration with Professor Bingsheng Zhang from Lancaster University.
About Horizen
Horizen (formerly ZenCash), the privacy coin for borderless, decentralized communications and transactions, is the first and most important product in the Zen portfolio. Zen launched its blockchain in Spring 2017 with a vision of creating a truly private ecosystem for messaging and payments. Zen provides privacy and networking infrastructure for secure and anonymous collaboration. For more information, visit horizen.global.
About Infopulse
Infopulse is a global provider of IT Services with more than 26 years of experience in software research and development and technology counseling. Backed by strong consulting, infrastructure management, and software engineering capabilities, the company provides a wide array of services to enterprises across the globe. Infopulse has assisted in the development of several blockchain-based solutions for the financial sector, including a decentralized solution for loan syndication based on Hyperledger and a “Know Your Customer” system for banks to better identify customers and manage risk.