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What is DISCIPLINA?

DISCIPLINA is a multifunctional blockchain for projects in the educational and recruiting spheres. It provides the transparency of work and creates conditions of maintaining confidentiality and reliability of information added by system participants. DISCIPLINA doesn’t use any other blockchains in its work, and is being developed for the demands of the educational and recruiting fields, taking into account the specificity of their work.

Our Goals

To create a universal blockchain that will store personal achievements in a digital form and guarantee their permanence and credibility

To offer an effective algorithm for candidate search by their fields of expertise

To develop a mechanism of monetization of the data stored by the educational institutions

Ecosystem

DISCIPLINA unites students, educational institutions (including private tutors), employers and recruiters. The users will interact with each other and the DISCIPLINA platform through applications with a convenient interface, providing a wide range of platform functions.

Technologies

Why are we developing our own blockchain architecture?

DISCIPLINA will store confidential information, such as the courses, students’ tasks, grades, and test results. Therefore, public blockchain solutions, which store all of their transactions in open access — Ethereum or EOS, for example — are unacceptable. At the same time, private blockchain solutions, such as Hyperledger, do not provide enough verifiability of the data stored on them.