Zurich, Switzerland - The Hashgraph Association (THA), the non-profit organization accelerating the broad adoption of the Hedera network globally, extended a significant grant to Swiss-headquartered Metacourt AG, enabling them to launch their DMZ Mainnet, THA announced on March 6.
DMZ is a tokenization protocol that empowers users to generate non-security governance tokens and tokenize Real World Assets (RWAs) effortlessly through a no-code solution. The protocol leverages Hedera EVM to create smart contracts for new and established projects. It addresses and solves various challenges including stakeholder management, automated collections and distributions, voting, composability, and scaling.
With the launch of the mainnet, DMZ Metacourt, businesses, startups, and enterprises will be able to utilize this innovative tokenization protocol and token launchpad. The protocol will allow users to create governance tokens and RWAs using the no-code solution. Apart from the no-code feature, some of the other key benefits of DMZ Metacourt platform include EVM compatibility, ease of use, full automation, and secure end-to-end management, from contract token creation to money distribution and stakeholder management.
Tom Krzystek, CEO and Founder at Metacourt AG, said, “Being in the Web3 space from 2019, Metacourt AG has garnered a lot of experience creating projects in DeFi and the gaming space. Creating the DMZ protocol, we have leveraged this experience and put together the best practices to address the simplicity of creation, user needs, and scalability. We are certain that the system will not only appeal to the Web3 space, but to the traditional users as well, as we believe that the world is gearing to merge both Web2 and Web3 in the coming years.”
Through the platform, businesses and startups will be able to tokenize DAOs and RWAs with ERC-20 and ERC-721 tokens. The platform has three modules that form an end-to-end token management suite titled Entity, Council, and Guild.
