Quant introduces its latest pricing model for Overledger, targeting enterprise IT and developers to implement blockchain technology related to digital asset policies. The updates to the Overledger blockchain platform aim to support enterprise project teams, architects, and developers across all sectors in experimenting, developing, and deploying interoperable distributed ledger technology favored by central and private banks and businesses to accelerate their digital asset policies.

Currently, Overledger is available through an active, unlimited, time-free strategy, enabling institutions to integrate a technology that has gained widespread acceptance and opened up new revenue opportunities. This aims to enhance efficiency in complex workflows, reduce legacy costs, and facilitate connectivity with new markets and customers.

As part of this strategy, IT end users and developers can test their concepts, deploy business applications, integrate existing systems, tokenize assets, and introduce interoperable digital assets. For more advanced use cases, Overledger offers two new self-serve SaaS plans priced at $179 and $379 monthly, tailored for deployment on mainnet blockchains, complex proofs of concept, and projects involving multiple networks.

These plans are not designed for certified financial institutions or central banks and may have limited functionality, with additional charges based on transactions and volume. However, they offer transparency on customer costs and IT budgets through a monthly fee structure.

According to Gilbert Verdian, founder and CEO, these strategies address the needs of the IT sector, providing a fast go-to-market approach for enterprise IT and flexibility for developers to choose their preferred technology.

Natasha Boyton, Head of Product, emphasizes Overledger's role in simplifying the process of unlocking the potential of blockchain technology, which was previously challenging.

New features introduced by Overledger include blockchain-as-a-service, which simplifies the setup of exclusive blockchain testing environments, and smart contract APIs for code-free automation with various blockchains, along with transaction signing capabilities built at the platform level and integrations with Make and Zapier.