Build mDApps that support multiple blockchains with the Quant Network's Overledger API.
Developers require QNT tokens to build on the Overledger platform. However, licenses to use Quant Network’s services are purchased by developers using fiat currency, which is then converted to QNT crypto by the Quant Treasury. This implies that businesses can make compliant purchases without dealing with exchanges directly.
The Overledger operating system allows programmers to develop mDApps that support widely-used blockchains. The Quant Network is able to do this thanks to the Overledger protocol architecture’s four separate layers.Transactions that have been verified using distributed ledger technology are stored at this layer. This implies that another ledger cannot confirm already validated transactions.
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