Launched in 2017, Zilliqa is a cryptocurrency project with a certain focus to develop the popular second layer solution known as “Sharding”. The data shows that cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum have certain limitations, and Zilliqa is trying to create a complex-yet-reliable sharding solution to scale the blockchain while still able to maintain its liquidity. It’s believed that Zilliqa’s transaction speed might become as fast as 1000x of Ethereum’s network.

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Zilliqa remains one of the most popular sharding projects in the crypto space. Do you want to know the full list of Zilliqa partnerships, collaborations, and integrations? Let’s begin right away!

Partnerships and Integrations List:

1. Xfers (source)
2. Aqilliz (source)
3. Hg Exchange (source)
4. ChainSecurity (source)
5. Switcheo (source)
6. Asteria (source)
7. Elliptic (source)
8. Flipside Crypto (source)
9. Long Hash (source)
10. Tribe (source)
11. OpenNodes (source)

1. Xfers

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Xfers is an e-payment solution service provider that’s regulated in Singapore. By January 2019, not too long ago, Xfers received official approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore or MAS. As for its relationship with Zilliqa, Xfers decided to launch a new initiative called StraitsX, which is a stablecoin project directly powered by Zilliqa itself.

Unlike standard and more popular stablecoins which are usually pegged to USD, this StraitsX is focused on SGD-pegged token called XSGD. The valuation of XSGD is 1-to-1 to the Singaporean Dollar.

2. Aqilliz AdTech

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Aqilliz is a company that has agreed to partner directly with Zilliqa to use Zilliqa’s blockchain as its source of infrastructure for its clients. The name Aqilliz itself is the direct reverse of Zilliqa. While they are two different companies but they have the same mission which is to promote the use cases of Zilliqa blockchain.

Aqilliz itself has a holy mission to scale up Zilliqa adoption by focusing on clients that want to utilize smart contracts from Zilliqa platform. The hope is that both entities will benefit when there are more clients who trust Aqilliz more than others.

3. Hg Exchange

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Hg Exchange is a digital asset trading platform based in Singapore with an ambitious aim to become the first member-driven exchange in Southeast Asia region. Hg Exchange has plenty of interest in equities of unicorn startups all over the region, including Grab and Go-Jek - which are very popular in Southeast Asia.

Hg Exchange itself has been adopting Zilliqa’s smart contracts for its digital asset representation. Hg Exchange chose to partner with Zilliqa because they understand Zilliqa is much more scalable than more traditional smart contract platforms due to their complex sharding solutions.

4. ChainSecurity

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ChainSecurity is a startup based in Switzerland with focus on security services and custom security solutions for blockchain projects. ChainSecurity itself is part of the big firm PwC. The idea of ChainSecurity is to verify and expose security flaws in the smart contracts as well as blockchain platforms.

It is claimed that ChainSecurity would create a host of security resources for Zilliqa because both of them share the same ideas of security in the form of academic roots.

5. Switcheo

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Zilliqa and Switcheo have teamed up to create a DeFi ecosystem in the SE Asia region. Switcheo basically helped Zilliqa to create its own decentralized exchange where Zilliqa token holders would be able to get different digital assets that are issued on Ethereum blockchain using the atomic swap protocol.

Switcheo itself was known as mostly NEO-based DEX even though they have diversified their platform technology to other blockchain ecosystems as well such as Ethereum and Zilliqa.

6. Asteria

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For those who don’t know, Asteria is a Japanese-based company who tries to build different products to aid companies with their own internal business automation. It’s betting its future on IoT device management, content sharing, collaboration, and others. Through the partnership with Zilliqa, it is claimed that the two would collaborate on Asteria Warp, which is a known data integration middleware product. The partnership would also help the development of enterprise DApps which would be based on Zilliqa and Asteria Warp.

7. Elliptic

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Elliptic is a blockchain monitoring startup with special focus on KYC/AML services. Zilliqa understands the importance of KYC/AML, especially in countries like Singapore where regulation matters a lot. Through this partnership, Elliptic would analyze and review all transactions coming through Zilliqa blockchain, as well as XSGD (stablecoin based on SGD which is operating on Zilliqa). 

Zilliqa understands the importance of regulatory compliance. Elliptic is trying to help Zilliqa to prove to the governments that Zilliqa blockchain is not used for dubious trafficking or other illegal activities.

8. Flipside Crypto

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Flipside Crypto is a startup that tries to provide analytical data to help blockchain organizations sharing unparalleled insights and accurate data such as token flows, network activity, and other things. Zilliqa has listed Flipside Crypto as one of its exclusive partners on its official partnership page because they want to be transparent to the public.

9. Long Hash

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LongHash is the pioneer of a global blockchain incubator that’s directly supported by the Singaporean government itself. Long Hash has plenty of branches all over the world, including Shanghai, Tokyo, Berlin, Zug, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

Fortunately, Long Hash has collaborated with Zilliqa to start ZILHive, a blockchain accelerator program. The idea of ZILHive is to provide workshops, mentor engagement, and even as far as technical consulting.

10. Tribe

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Tribe is a startup that provides blockchain development education to its students. It is dedicated to help users all over the world to learn how to develop blockchain-based applications remotely. The good thing is that Tribe allows its students to learn different blockchain programming languages and not just the top ones. Fortunately, it has decided to work with Zilliqa as well to help users build and create apps on Zilliqa platform.

11. OpenNodes

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OpenNodes is listed officially on Zilliqa website as one of the featured partners. On its official twitter account, Zilliqa also mentioned that it is proud to be part of OpenNodes initiative, which would allow Zilliqa to partner and collaborate to talk about potential cross-platform blockchain integrations.