NordWhale

NordWhale was hired by a blockchain-based file-sharing company to develop a file-sharing application that operates on the Ethereum blockchain. The goal of the project was to create an application that runs smoothly on Windows, MacOS, and Linux. NordWhale was selected due to their extensive experience in blockchain projects and their ability to tackle initial challenges. The team developed the platform, handled UI/UX components, managed blockchain aspects, and conducted rigorous testing. The application allows file sharing and enables seeders to earn cryptocurrency for using the platform.

ModulTrade, a blockchain-based global trade platform, hired NordWhale for their major project, ModulTrade marketplace. The goal of the project was to actualize their concept of a blockchain-based ecosystem for secure, easy, and cost-effective global trade. NordWhale was chosen for their high technical expertise and understanding of the project. The team provided the architecture of the project, smart contracts, and all other development components using various technologies such as Ethereum, Solidity, ES6, Truffle, Web, Node.js, ReactJS, and Express.

NordWhale was contracted by the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), to develop a large-scale distributed storage platform for accessing radiographic exam results. The goal was to empower patients to own their personal data and have the option to store it locally on their hard drive and donate it for medical research. NordWhale developed a blockchain-based distribution ledger that streamlined the transfer process for radiology exams. They also created a patient-facing frontend portal from scratch where users could access and donate their data in a secure environment. The project lasted from February to November 2018, with a budget of $30,000-$35,000.