[streulpita]

There is no cost per month / year for the existing functionality, it’s all free. The cost later on will be for opt-in features.

Right now we have a single token contract that has been audited. We also have a few other smart contracts in the works, to be used with your token.

By private ledger, do you mean private blockchains? I’ve always been less interested in those. Part of the fun in blockchains is the public nature of them, and how they enable transparency and interaction between everyone. To me, private blockchains seem like they should just be databases in most cases. But I’m not an expert in that area by any means.

[zitterbewegung]

More like things like hyperledger https://www.hyperledger.org/ . Maybe a better term I should use is permissioned ledger.