Back in 2019, we started Flashupwave because we saw a gap. Everyone was talking about public blockchains, but businesses needed something different — networks they could control, customize, and trust with sensitive data.
Our first project was with a supply chain company that needed to track components across multiple vendors. They couldn't use a public blockchain for competitive reasons, but they needed the transparency and security that blockchain offers. That's when we realized consortium blockchains were the sweet spot.
Since then, we've built networks for manufacturing groups, financial institutions, and healthcare consortiums. Each project taught us something new about balancing transparency with privacy, performance with security.
What really drives us is seeing businesses work together more effectively. When companies can share data securely and verify transactions without intermediaries, amazing things happen. Supply chains become more transparent, financial processes speed up, and trust increases across entire industries.