The Next Wave of Disruption
Learn what makes SophiaTX and blockchain technology
the next frontier in advancing traditional business models.
Benefits of Blockchain
When Blockchain Makes Sense
One-to-One Document Exchange
Exchanging documents such as invoices and purchase orders with complete transparency and trust among parties.
Fast & secure delivery | Cost reduction | Transparency & less disputes | Extended control & reduction of fraud | Tax compliance & real-time auditing
Multi-Party Information
Exchange
Transparent, efficient, and synchronized exchange of information among multiple parties on a project.
Transparency in collaboration | Real-time schedule and deliverable synchronization | Elimination of disputes & of waiting time
Multi-Party Collaboration Across
The Entire Value Chain
The most complex and most valuable benefit provides total transparency across the value chain, from the manufacturer to the end consumer.
Authenticity & traceability throughout the supply chain | Real-time integration with IoT and other devices | Reduction of frauds
Blockchain is expected to enable many different types of collaboration in near future, which will very likely lead to brand new operating models, business models and even completely redefined value-chains.
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Blockchain Types
Public
Anyone can read a public blockchain, send transactions to it, or participate in the consensus process. They are considered to be “permissionless.” Every transaction is public, and users can remain anonymous. Bitcoin and Ethereum are prominent examples of public blockchains.
Private
Private blockchains are controlled by a single organisation that determines who can read it, submit transactions to it, and participate in the consensus process. Since they are 100% centralised, private blockchains are useful as sandbox environments, but not for actual production.
Consortium
In a consortium blockchain, the consensus process is controlled by a pre-selected group – of corporations, for example. The right to read the blockchain and submit transactions to it may be public or restricted to participants. Consortium blockchains are considered to be “permissioned blockchains” and are best suited for use in business.
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FAQ
SophiaTX
Where is your HQ?
Our HQ is located in Lupfig, SWITZERLAND.
How can I contact your team?
For general information please write us at [email protected] For technical queries or any kind of issues you might have, please contact [email protected] (add – request a demo + media mails)
Where can I learn more about the project?
ERPs
What is an ERP/SAP?
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is the integrated management of core business processes, often in real-time and mediated by software and technology. ERP is usually referred to as a category of business-management software — typically a suite of integrated applications that an organization can use to collect, store, manage and interpret data from these many business activities. SAP is an enterprise resource planning software developed by the German company SAP SE.
Do you have a partnership with SAP?
No, we are independent of SAP (and other ERP/CRM providers) for commercial and innovative reasons – it allows us to be more innovative, free of previous structures and truly disruptive.
Is SophiaTX building a blockchain integrated ERP software?
Yes and no. We are building a well-managed, adoptable and adaptable ecosystem, that allows businesses in various industries to explore and integrate blockchain technology into their business.
How does SophiaTX connect to SAP/other ERP?
We are not part of any ERP/CRM and are independant, therefore we can not think of this connection to be as simple as “downloading an app to your phone”, but rather think of SophiaTX as a platform running “underneath” an ERP your company uses, which has its own network (blockchain) and data you run through your ERP are sent via specially designed APIs to that network.
Who do you consider to be your competitor?
No one. We are focusing to develop and deliver a unique ecosystem for every business to explore and benefit from.
What partners/companies approach you?
As you can imagine, the world of ERP, CRM, business and blockchain solutions is big, so we get approached by different offers daily. However, for possible future competitive reasons, we take great care to firstly focus on bringing what we promised on the table.
Plans
When will the test net be opened for early adopters?
The test net (testing version of the blockchain) is already up and running. We use it to demonstrate our POCs (Proof Of Concept) and test its capabilities. First “Early Adopters” will be granted access once both Browser and Market Place are launched.
When will the main net be ready?
In July 2018. (link to roadmap)
Where can I see the roadmap?
Our roadmap is on our website (link) where it’s updated “as we go”, and in our Whitepaper which is also downloadable on the website.
Exchanges
Where can I buy SPHTX?
We are currently listed on:
QRYPTOS
EtherDelta
COBINHOOD
Bit-Z
IDEX
CoinFalcon
YoBit
KuCoin
Do you plan to be listed on some other/bigger exchanges?
It is not our priority at the moment.
SPHTX Token
How will I be able to swap my tokens?
There will be a time period for a “Token to Coin” swap, where you will need to send us your ERC20 SPHTX Tokens, which will then be exchanged for SPHTX Coins in a 1:1 ratio. Further details will be announced prior to this event.
Will there be support for ledger after the token swap?
Yes, we plan a support for hardware wallets after coin swap.
Will I lose my ERC20 tokens after the coin swap, or will I still be able to use them?
You will be able to use your ERC20 SPHTX tokens even after the “Token to Coin” swap, however, after this “Swap Event” (a certain time period), you will no longer be able to change your tokens to coins. This will be done due to possible value-in-time speculators.
How can I use the token once the main net is launched?
Once the SophiaTX Blockchain is fully launched, it will utilize its own proprietary coin SPHTX. SPHTX will have multiple uses on the blockchain, within the marketplace and will also be included as a “utility token” in many decentralised applications (Dapps).