China’s Blockchain-Based Service Network (BSN) Integrates Tezos

China's Blockchain-based Service Network (BSN) has integrated the Tezos protocol to its international portal.
  • Tezos has become the last integrated network into China’s ambitious Blockchain-based Services Network (BSN).

 

  • Developers can employ the Tezos protocol through BSN’s global public city nodes and portals for a “simplified development and deployment experience.”

 

  • All three global public city nodes, namely Hong Kong, California, and Paris, have integrated with the Tezos Blockchain in both mainnet and testnet. 

 

  • Developers wanting to utilize the Tezos blockchain need to set up an account on BSN’s website and head towards the “permissionless services” section.

 

  • Upon choosing the preferred public city node, developers need to “create a new project” and “choose the chain” (mainnet or testnet). 

 

  • After seeing the new project’s creation based on the Tezos blockchain, the next step is to insert Project ID, Project Key, and Access Address from the Project List. 

 

  • “All APIs provided by Tezos can be accessed in similar ways, and the original data format will be returned.”

  • China’s BSN was released earlier this year after some delays prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic. It enables developers to build applications, smart cities, and even digital economies on top of it without participants having to design a new network from scratch.

 

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  • Prior to Tezos, BSN integrated other popular blockchain companies starting with Chainlink’s oracle. 

 

  • BSN also integrated the Chinese-based platform NEO to accelerate the adoption of the blockchain technology in the country.  
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