TransferChain Send - Blockchain-based secure & private file sharing for everyone

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@nuric Hello Nuric, thank you for the comments and insights. Following the last part of the comment, most of them and some others are configurable/customizable. As we work mostly behind the scenes for these headlines to find the right balance between the performance and stability, we may open some of these configurable parts to our users in the future. Feedback taken and we appreciated it :)

@dogadogans Hello Doğa, thank you for the insight, as security is a major concern, without data privacy there is no such thing as true data security. So we tried our best to create the absolute solution. We hope you enjoy it.

@dogadogans Thank you so much Doga

@mustafaergisi Hello Mustafa, thank you for your great comments. Absolute privacy and security for all :)

@mustafaergisi Share your feedback with us and thank you so much Mustafa

@uma_venugopal Hello Uma, thank you for your comments and questions. Following your questions, *Approving part is supported by the blockchain following authentication and authorization but no such process like nodes are validating/rejecting the tx requests like we used to see most of the blockchain approaches. Blockchain Nodes produce blocks like we used to but the context of them is a little different :) Cant provide more as we are in the patenting process. *No gas or any type of network cost for the users. *Regarding the time it takes or the general experience, I can say it's pretty close to the conventional methods. As we dont do anything p2p, the main thing that takes the required time (not more) client side encryption. So no any type of unexpected latency from the network or for the file access.

@uma_venugopal our team is deeply thankful for your feedback about our product. Your input is helping us to continue providing excellent products and services and we thank you for your continued support.