Introduction

The Problem

The current pace in which governments implement new technologies in current infrastructure is too slow and expensive to develop as well as scale up. Third world countries have this problem the most since they don’t have the funds to consistently make improvements to current architecture to be internationally competitive. This creates problems with international, inter-regional and domestic trade.

Getting money from one country to the other has never been more difficult due to over regulation and red tape bureaucracy. Because of all this red tape, people from developed countries have a hard time accessing the massive reserves of low skilled/ high skilled labour available in developing countries like India and Venezuela. People from more affluent and developed countries also find it really difficult to invest in businesses in developing countries. Because of this difficulty we have very slow and sometimes stagnant growth and trade among nations.

Introducing TradePort

TradePort is the solution to the above problems and aims to do it in a decentralized manner. TradePort will scale more efficiently, be cheaper and increase productivity through automation over traditional systems.

TradePort allows developers to create peer to peer marketplaces that they can sell their goods or services. Now as a developer/entrepreneur you just need to create your front end and leave the backend blockchain and cryptocurrency to us. This will rapidly increase Ethereum adoption since it’s an easy way to make money remotely by selling goods and services as well as hide a lot of the technical sides of developing a marketplace.