Quanterall

Quanterall collaborated with Input Output Global (IOG), a research and development company that built the infrastructure for the Cardano blockchain, to extend the range of ACTUS types supported in the Cardano smart contracts. The project began with validating the existing implementation by writing unit tests against official data, followed by enhancing and expanding the library to include additional contract types. The team used Haskell, Marlowe, and Plutus technologies for this project. Two software engineers from Quanterall were part of the seven-member Marlowe team.

Quanterall was hired by a logistics and freight forwarding company to develop integrated software for invoicing, fleet management, and follow-up. The project involved detailed project development, basic functionality programming, connecting processes in the software, and testing. A team of four from Quanterall worked on this project, helping the company streamline its operations.

Quanterall partnered with Sumup, a leading Point of Sale and financial services provider, to automate testing of EMV transactions, eliminating the need for physical devices. The project utilized Erlang technology and required coverage of several acquirers integrations as well as simulation of commands from physical devices. A mixed team of six developers, four from Quanterall and two from Sumup, worked on this project. The successful completion of the project resulted in a stable and reliable payment experience for Sumup's customers.