Delaware Blockchain Corporations and LLC’s

Delaware has recently signed into law amendments to the Delaware General Corporation Law (“DGCL”) and the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act (“DLLCA”) intended to keep the acts current and relevant by providing Corporations and LLC’s the authority to use networks of electronic databases like Blockchains to create and maintain business records, ultimately, setting up the groundwork for your business to pioneer forward into the direction of greater security, reliability, transparency, and efficiency with smart contracts!

Why do you need a Blockchain Corporation or a Blockchain LLC?

It’s simple! Experts predict that in the near future, smart contracts like Bitcoin will be able to facilitate and verify or enforce the negotiation or performance of a transaction, which gets recorded on the Blockchain.

With your Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. issued Crypto coin you will have the ability to execute a smart shareholder agreement, smart service agreement, smart lease agreement, smart purchase or sale agreement, smart employment agreement and more on the Ethereum Blockchain. The first step, when you incorporate, is to set up your Blockchain Delaware Corporation or Blockchain Delaware LLC and get your entities’ own Cryptocoin.

Greater Security.
Greater security by record-keeping and encrypting transactions across a network of computers, keeping sensitive data from hacking, fraudulent, and unauthorized activities.

Reduced Costs.
Reduced costs by minimizing the need for middle-men, third parties, and expensive agreements to make guarantees during a business trade, being you don’t have to trust your trading partner—only the data on an unchangeable version of a Blockchain.

Increased Efficiency.
Transactions and settlements get completed with greater efficiency, safety and speed due to a single digital ledger that gets shared among participants, eliminating the need for multiple paper-heavy ledgers that are prone to human error.

Improved Tracking.
Improved tracking, traceability, and authentication of historical transaction data with complex supply chains, helping to prevent fraud and the possibility of misinformation.

More Trust, Reliability, and Transparency.
Greater transparency and trust among business and trading partners due to participants having access to the same network with data that can’t get changed or updated unless all network participants agree on it. Blockchains also make for a great shareholder voting method.

INCLUDES State Filing Fee, “YES! Includes State Filing Fee”
INCLUDES Corporate or Company Seal and Book
INCLUDES Certificate or Articles of Incorporation or Organization
INCLUDES Company or Corporate Minutes
INCLUDES Corporate By Laws or LLC Regulations
INCLUDES Corporate or LLC Ownership Register
INCLUDES Banking Resolution
INCLUDES Membership or Stock Certificate
INCLUDES Preliminary Name Search
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