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Emercoin competitors & alternatives

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The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to Emercoin among blockchain companies — ranked by similarity to what Emercoin actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About Emercoin

Emercoin is a blockchain platform that has developed a wide range of easy-to-use decentralized software development kits (dSDKs) since 2013, including decentralized solutions for digital ownership validation. The provided search evidence mentions partner companies in Estonia but does not clearly specify Emercoin's own corporate headquarters country.

Emercoin at a glance

Emercoin is a blockchain company. Its most recent funding round, Series A, closed in January 2018. Xcout tracks 4 named people at Emercoin, including Oleg Khovayko (CTO of Emercoin).

Emercoin leadership

  • Oleg KhovaykoCTO of Emercoin
  • Eugene ShumilovFounder
  • Jean-Francois BouchardCo-Founder Privateness.Network
  • Mikhail VoevodskiyIntegration Architect and co-founder EmerSchool

Emercoin funding rounds

Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
Series AUndisclosed—

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Top 12 Emercoin competitors

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