Colb Finance
On September 26, 2025, Concordium CTO Peter Marirosans sat down with Yulgan Lira, Co-Founder & CEO of COLB, for a focused discussion on the future of institutional stablecoins and tokenized finance. * The conversation explored * Why COLB chose Concordium’s protocol-level tokens (PLTs) for its USC stablecoin * How Concordium’s identity
Provenance Tags
Counterfeiting costs brands billions each year. From $22M in fake Hermès Birkins to untraceable champagne bottles still circulating in the market. Consumers want authenticity, regulators demand traceability, and businesses need solutions that work at scale. In this X-Space, Provenance Tags and Concordium explore how blockchain-powered digital identities can transform products
Aryze
What happens when the foundational components of modern finance: compliance, auditability, and programmable money, are reimagined for the blockchain era? On May 21st, Concordium hosted an X Spaces event with Jack Nikogosian, CEO of Aryze. The conversation ranged from real-world payment flows and stablecoin architecture to enterprise adoption barriers and
5TARS
What happens when a fast-growing Web3 gaming platform outgrows its blockchain? In this conversation between Concordium’s CGO Varun Kabra and 5TARS CEO Borja Burguillos, we witness more than a tech migration - we see a strategic pivot in how blockchain can power the next generation of gaming. From real-time
Recheck
Recheck has been steadily evolving since its founding in 2016, moving from digital identity solutions to securing digital content and sensitive data. Its approach combines encryption, user self-custody, and blockchain-backed proof of authenticity, ensuring privacy and trust in an increasingly digital world. By migrating to Concordium, Recheck brings its secure
IDsure
The maritime industry is one of the world’s oldest and most regulated sectors. It's an industry where safety and trust depend heavily on accurate, verifiable documentation. Yet for seafarers, managing dozens of paper-based certificates remains a tedious burden, slowing operations and leaving room for fraud or error.