Blog of Parity Technologies

We are thrilled to announce the release of Parity Fether v0.3-beta. This is the first release available on Ethereum mainnet.Parity Fether is a desktop wallet available on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

As introduced in a previous post, we have developed a fourteen-point checklist for secure smart contract development. We are happy to provide this checklist as a resource to help the greater smart contract

The Kovan testnet has a long and interesting history. Born out of the necessity to get away from a trivially attackable Ethereum PoW testnet, Kovan was one of the first public PoA networks.

Provisioning systems and tracking down bugs isn’t everyone’s idea of fun, but it is Erin Grasmick’s. With a degree in computer science, Erin always assumed she would be a programmer.

At Parity, we are currently focused on developing three main technologies: Parity Ethereum (Eth 1.0 as well as Serenity), Parity Substrate, and the Web3 Foundation’s project, Polkadot. Ultimately, our goal with

A Parity OG, core developer Tomasz Drwięga (GitHub, Twitter) joined Parity as employee number seven (or 007, as he points out) in January 2016 and watched the company quickly grow from four developers

Every year the United Nations’ World Food Program (WFP) helps feed millions around the world. A major part of this food assistance program is direct cash transfer to the beneficiaries. Cash transfers provide

Parity Technologies is made up of a large number of talented developers who are often as passionate about the technologies they build with as those they build. Jack Fransham falls into this category,

Update 15/2/2019: It has come to our attention that the scope of the fixed Parity Ethereum vulnerability is wider than we originally thought, and it could be exploited from a regular

If you have been following the development of Polkadot, Ethereum 2.0 or Substrate, you may have heard of libp2p. Libp2p is a network framework that allows you to write decentralized peer-to-peer applications.