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Founded Year

2016

Stage

Unattributed - IV | Alive

Total Raised

$16.48M

Last Raised

$5M | 3 mos ago

About ShelterZoom

ShelterZoom develops a web3 system to facilitate and simplify property purchasing and document handling processes. The platform leverages blockchain technology to aid in data security, collaboration, and transaction processes in order to encourage interaction with buyers and sellers. The company was founded in 2016 and is based in New York, New York.

Headquarters Location

14 Wall Street, 20th Floor

New York, New York, 10005,

United States

833-710-9666

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    Document GPS

    An email extension that lets you turn off downloading or sharing of attachments even after you have sent an email. Plus, the private dashboard shows you who has opened or forwarded your attachments

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Expert Collections containing ShelterZoom

Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.

ShelterZoom is included in 2 Expert Collections, including Real Estate Tech.

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Real Estate Tech

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Startups in the space cover the residential and commercial real estate space. Categories include buying, selling and investing in real estate (iBuyers, marketplaces, investment/crowdfunding platforms), and property management, insurance, mortgage, construction, and more.

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Blockchain

8,977 items

Companies in this collection build, apply, and analyze blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies for business or consumer use cases. Categories include blockchain infrastructure and development, crypto & DeFi, Web3, NFTs, gaming, supply chain, enterprise blockchain, and more.

ShelterZoom Patents

ShelterZoom has filed 18 patents.

The 3 most popular patent topics include:

  • Payment systems
  • Graphical control elements
  • Graphical user interface elements
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2/22/2022

6/27/2023

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Latest ShelterZoom News

8 blockchain-as-a-service providers to have on your radar

Jun 29, 2023

You don't have to build your blockchain project from the ground up. These cloud-based service providers can provide the necessary infrastructure, networking and development tools. Share this item with your network: By Published: 29 Jun 2023 Imagine if, 20 or even 30 years ago, companies could have realistically adopted cloud-based ERP. Packaged, server-based ERP software might never have been a thing -- and small organizations might have had access to the same tools as their large competitors. Well, it's 2023, and enterprises looking to adopt another rapidly growing technology, blockchain , have that option. Thanks to the maturation of cloud computing and a burgeoning marketplace of blockchain as a service (BaaS) providers, organizations can adopt blockchain technologies without having to invest in the underlying infrastructure. What is blockchain as a service? BaaS is a type of third-party managed service that provides a managed blockchain and its supporting network and development tools. "With BaaS, you don't have to worry about the bottom parts of the stack," said James Wester, director, cryptocurrency and co-head of payments at Javelin Strategy & Research. "You don't have to worry about the protocols -- you're just able to build applications across a blockchain network." Numerous industries have already proved the value of BaaS services, including financial services and telecommunications. Ronak Doshi Blockchain represents a potentially transformative approach to data for any industry, with all the data contributed by the members of a complex supply chain or value chain verified, secure and available to all entities participating in the blockchain . But as with many new technologies, the complexity and expense of creating, operating and maintaining a blockchain's underlying infrastructure have proved to be a significant barrier to companies looking to dip their toes in the blockchain waters. This article is part of Professional services. While some BaaS vendors have been offering their services for several years, Wester cautions companies to temper their expectations. After all, we're still talking about a nascent technology, and few organizations possess the expertise to build blockchain apps, much less blockchains themselves. "Blockchain is still a work in progress," Wester said. "We still don't know all of the things that are going to go into long-lasting, successful blockchain applications." He also said it's difficult to make clean ROI calculations for a technology that's shared across multiple organizations and might deliver more value at times for one organization than another. That said, blockchain has the kind of potential enterprises can't ignore , and if they're looking to give it a go, they might as well have some idea of where to turn. With that in mind, what follows is a quick look at eight BaaS providers -- in no particular order -- that should be on the radar of any enterprise looking to experiment with blockchain. 1. IBM One of the most mature blockchain services on the market, the IBM Blockchain Platform is built on the Linux Foundation's open source community-based Hyperledger Fabric. And it's already had plenty of success supporting blockchains. Its Food Trust blockchain is bringing more transparency to the food supply chain, and it's helping to transform trade finance for a consortium of 15 European banks collaborating over the We.Trade blockchain network. 2. Amazon Web Services (AWS) As it is in any market that relies on cloud-based computing, AWS is a BaaS force to be reckoned with. The Amazon Managed Blockchain is a fully managed service that supports the creation and management of scalable blockchain networks. Its Quantum Ledger Database serves as a centralized, verifiable transaction log. And unlike many of its competitors, AWS has options for running on either the Hyperledger Fabric or Ethereum blockchain frameworks. 3. Oracle Never one to be left on the sideline of any enterprise technology trend, Oracle offers two BaaS approaches. Its Blockchain Platform Cloud Service works like any traditional SaaS offering, with subscribers able to quickly set up Hyperledger Fabric blockchains. Alternatively, Oracle offers an on-premises version in which it deploys a preassembled blockchain that runs as a software appliance on virtualization hypervisors. 4. SAP Wherever Oracle is playing, SAP is likely to be nearby, and blockchain is no exception. The company's website doesn't do a great job of clearly explaining SAP's blockchain options. However, the company offers several blockchain-based products, including SAP Business Network Material Traceability; GreenToken for supply chain sustainability data; SAP Pharma Blockchain POC app for prescription returns; and Blockchain Business Connector, which extends SAP's integration tools to bridge the transactional and analytical systems involved in blockchain applications. SAP also offers a detailed explanation of blockchain. 5. Alibaba Cloud Buying blockchain technology from China might seem like heresy to some American companies, but with so many countries buying just about everything else from China, why not consider a mature BaaS offering that claims to be the service with the largest number of primary patents? Alibaba Cloud BaaS offers all the needed features and functions, with a bonus: It can run on Hyperledger Fabric, AntChain or Quorum. 6. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Since it entered the BaaS market in 2017, HPE has focused on the distributed ledger technologies of blockchain with its Mission-Critical Distributed Ledger Technology. In doing so, HPE has targeted environments that demand 100% fault tolerance and says it is focused on bringing enterprise-grade capabilities to blockchain workloads. 7. VMware It's no surprise that the champion of virtualization would play in this space. The VMware Blockchain for Ethereum promises enterprise-grade reliability, scalability, ease of deployment monitoring and management as its next chapter in the blockchain saga. More importantly, VMware's existing BaaS entrant has proved itself in deployments in financial services , supply chain and healthcare. 8. R3 It's not exactly a household name compared to the other big BaaS providers on this list, but R3's Corda BaaS platform has the attention of analysts, and the vendor claims its distributed ledger technology has made it a popular choice for financial services firms. R3 bills Corda as a permissioned ledger, asset modeling tool and workflow routing engine bundled into one platform. But wait, there's more The eight vendors detailed above certainly don't represent the entire BaaS market. Organizations can turn to the frameworks themselves and experiment with establishing blockchains on Hyperledger Fabric or Multichain. Likewise, they can try smaller players such as Kaleido. This full-stack BaaS platform supports the management of blockchains spanning multiple clouds. Another player is Dragonchain, whose serverless cloud architecture focuses on protecting vital business assets and data. Small vendors are well represented among the industry-focused enhanced BaaS providers identified by Gartner's Litan. These include Vendia, which manages a blockchain BMW uses to exchange data with auto parts suppliers; and SettleMint, a blockchain piloted by beverage-maker AB InBev to provide transparency and traceability in its barley supply chain. The Vatican uses ShelterZoom to tokenize archived documents to make them securely accessible online, while a hospital in Argentina uses the platform to provide patients ownership and control over their medical records. Next Steps

ShelterZoom Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • When was ShelterZoom founded?

    ShelterZoom was founded in 2016.

  • Where is ShelterZoom's headquarters?

    ShelterZoom's headquarters is located at 14 Wall Street, 20th Floor, New York.

  • What is ShelterZoom's latest funding round?

    ShelterZoom's latest funding round is Unattributed - IV.

  • How much did ShelterZoom raise?

    ShelterZoom raised a total of $16.48M.

  • Who are ShelterZoom's competitors?

    Competitors of ShelterZoom include RealKey and 4 more.

  • What products does ShelterZoom offer?

    ShelterZoom's products include Document GPS and 3 more.

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