Off-Blocks Joins a Wave of Projects Launching on the Factom Blockchain, With Their Second Layer Mobile App for Digital Signatures
Factom Protocol, the leading enterprise-grade platform for efficiently building blockchain solutions, has announced that Off-Blocks, the digital signature provider, has launched its platform on the Factom blockchain.
Off-Blocks is a revolutionary platform for digital signatures. Using blockchain-based IDs, the platform can interact with any digital file to expand the concept of a signature beyond documents and forms. Off-Blocks is contributing to the growing utility in blockchain, with the launch of a second layer mobile app for digital signatures.
Colin Campbell, CEO of Off-Blocks, said, “The continued rise of the eSignature industry is key to our digital future; it is crucial that the industry taps into the latest innovations and solutions on the market. Through blockchain technology, we can provide a robust and versatile signature solution that is far more cost-effective than existing models.”
Greg Forst, Director of Marketing at Factom Protocol said, “I’m delighted that we have yet another significant deployment to showcase, continuing the strong arc of growth that has defined the Factom Protocol in 2019. The protocol is excited to work alongside the Off-Blocks team who share our vision to extend the far-reaching potential of blockchain to a range of dynamic use-cases.”
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In addition to traditional signature workflows, Off-Blocks allows creative professionals, such as musicians and photographers, to digitally sign their audio, image, and video work at the point of creation before publishing to secure their digital rights.
“The Factom Protocol has a rich history of accommodating a range of elite projects, becoming the de-facto blockchain protocol for enterprises and governments alike. We are firmly committed to helping Off-Blocks transform the eSignature and digital rights space through harnessing the power of blockchain technology,“ concluded Forst.
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