Kalima is a blockchain network designed to notarize and monetize industrial and enterprise data, including IoT systems. It enables the creation of decentralized applications (DApps) on Kalima PrivaChains, private permissioned blockchains within the Kalima ecosystem. With Kalima, businesses can build their own PrivaChains with full governance control, or use Kalima’s Mainchain secured by the KLX token. It supports multi-chain functionalities, acting as a layer 2 for Tezos and soon for Ethereum, enabling seamless integration with public blockchains.

What are the main features of Kalima Blockchain?

Build Decentralized IoT Networks

Kalima integrates with IoT gateways, including LoRaWAN gateways, to provide real-time data streams to decentralized networks.

• Create autonomous IoT networks powered by blockchain.
• Use real-world, verified data from Kalima’s IoT ecosystem.
• Monetize industrial data with Kalima’s decentralized infrastructure.

Custom PrivaChains for Enterprises

Kalima’s PrivaChains are permissioned blockchains where businesses can build and govern their own DApps with full control over economic models.

• Independent governance for each PrivaChain.
• Develop applications on PrivaChains that interconnect with Tezos, Polygon, and other blockchain ecosystems.
• Secure and monetize IoT data directly on your custom blockchain.

Data Lakes and Data Safes for Secure Storage

Kalima’s blockchain also supports data lakes and data safes, designed to store and analyze large datasets securely.

• Perform analytics, visualization, and machine learning on authorized blockchain data.
• Use highly secure data safes for storing sensitive or critical enterprise information.
• Facilitate seamless data analysis and reporting through client nodes.

Multi-chain Capabilities

Kalima can serve as a Layer 3 for Bitcoin via the Lightning network and as a Layer 2 for Tezos and other ecosystems.

• Interoperate with major public blockchains, enabling greater flexibility.
• Create value through interconnection with Kalima and external blockchains.