FAQ

So. Many. Things. Check out our features page for a full list.

In short, STRATO allows users to quickly create private blockchain networks with custom privacy and governance configurations.

STRATO is also built to be used in the real world by real people, meaning all of these features are as accessible and user-friendly as possible.

In short – yes. STRATO’s privacy and governance features allow users to create networks and infrastructures that are compliant with regulations such as HIPAA or GDPR.

Rules for data storage and transfer can be encoded into STRATO in various ways, allowing for segregation of access by region, role and/or asset lifecycle.

Like any technology, however, it is only as compliant as the processes and people that surround it!

The latency of a STRATO network is totally dependent on the configuration. Configurations with more complex governance rules and data checks will naturally be slower than others.

To date, however, we have never seen a STRATO network latency that didn’t satisfy customer needs.

What’s important about STRATO network latency is how well it scales. As a network grows, there is only a marginal impact on latency.

Yes. Very scalable.
Both data volume and the intensity of business logic can impact blockchain network performance – but STRATO is designed to limit this volume and burden through use of private chains (see Private Chains)

Tokens: Not necessarily. Many STRATO networks don’t use tokens at all. Others use them as an internal store or measure for the private network.

Gas: Yes, gas is provisioned to each account and can be used to create limits on network activity (prevent infinite loops, DDOS-style attacks), but is not necessarily rationed in private networks.