The World’s First Crypto Ownership Registry
TransitNet makes it safer to transact with and hold crypto in self-hosted wallets by privately confirming title.
SAFE, PRIVATE, & SECURE
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Anonymity
Is Double-Edged
When crypto changes hands it’s recorded on a public blockchain but the parties involved remain anonymous. The anonymous nature of crypto can be beneficial in some circumstances but effectively renders crypto a bearer asset, posing limitations to businesses & individuals seeking to use it.
Bearer assets are prone to loss or theft, are difficult to insure, pose accounting challenges, and typically aren’t useful as collateral or proof of reserve. This is one of the factors limiting crypto’s wide-scale adoption.
Who Does TransitNet Help?
Crypto Investors
Businesses Taking Crypto
Custodians & Exchanges
Institutional Investors
Charities Accepting Crypto
Insurers & Auditors
Making Crypto Safer
TransitNet makes crypto safer and more useful. Our software enables the creation of verified title records, giving crypto investors proof of ownership in case of theft or loss. Users can also securely and privately share their ownership records with other parties before transactions, or to document their holdings for financing or other business purposes.
TransitNet also actively monitors users’ wallets to alert them if there’s a change in their balance. TransitNet’s software helps make it safer for anyone to own, transact, and hold crypto!
What Is the Metaverse Crypto?
The term crypto metaverse is a buzzword that gets tossed around a lot these days. Numerous explanations are floating around the web of what it actually means. Let’s take a deep dive to get some clarity.
What Is a Crypto Seed and How Can You Store It?
A crypto seed is the combination of 12 or 24 words used as a backup when users set up a bitcoin hardware wallet. Here’s a deeper look into how they’re used and stored.
What’s the Difference Between Offchain vs. Onchain Crypto Transactions?
Should you choose offchain or onchain transactions for your crypto? Discover the key differences and advantages of each.
What Does a Fork in Crypto Mean?
A crypto fork occurs whenever a community member or group wishes to make a change to the blockchain’s protocol.
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