Please note: this article was originally published on 2018-4-9. We are in the process of adding our historical content to Steemit to ensure that it is as complete as our official blog and Medium.

Our Developments and Updates

We are excited to share that we have implemented few updates to Lndr that will be released as Lndr Version 1.0.6. this week!

They include:

• Added currencies and languages for Canada, China, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the UK.
• Fixed a bug with the BCPT display.
• Error messages now disappear on Create Account screen when user inputs new nickname or email.
• Users now have an option to settle up debts offchain.

Also, Lndr Back-end updates include:

• Transitioned to an auto-scaling cluster on AWS.
• Transitioned to using Infura endpoint rather than geth node for better reliability.

We are also excited to announce the development of Lndr Non-Crypto Version. This version of Lndr meets PRC regulations that include all primary Lndr functionality with the exception of crypto/token storage, transfer, and settlement.

You can see our development updates on Github.

We were happy to join Global Blockchain Forum last week, where our CEO Michael Chin spoke about the reasons blockchain represents the next $10B opportunity for banks. He also shared insights on how the Credit Protocoldemocratizes the creation of credit through permanently recorded debts and obligations which enable a future where debts and credits recorded on the blockchain could exceed the total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies combined. During the event, we also met our dear community members whose ideas won the best Credit Protocol dApp idea competition that will be shared with our community and supporters on social media.

This past Sunday we supported Women in Blockchain event, organized by Blockchain at UCI — a student-led club at the University of California, Irvine that connects students with the larger blockchain community of Orange County, Los Angeles, and Silicon Valley. During panel discussion, we spoke about social impact and applications in financial industry and how Blockmason Credit Protocol can facilitate such impact.

As always, we thank our community for the continuous support. We will be making more announcements as we have them, and invite you to join us in our mission of shaping and becoming the foundation of the credit industry on the blockchain.