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Platon Aims To Become The Public Infrastructute Of Privacy Computing To Open Up Business Prospects For The Crypto Space

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In the Information Age, Data Becomes a New Factor of Productivity

In economics, factors of production, also known as production inputs, are essential resources for the production of goods and services. In his epochal work “Principles of Economics”, famous British economist Marshall put forward the theory of four factors of production — land, labor, capital and entrepreneurial talent. National income (NI) is the reward of four factors, and that is, national income (NI) = labor wage (w) + land rent (r) + capital interest (i) + operating profit (π). This “four-in-one formula” sums up the core of western economic production theory and distribution theory, which has been widely accepted for more than a century.

However, factors of production are a historical category that evolves with the development of economy and society. The birth and development of the Internet has changed the mode of production, life and consumption, and it promoted many important and profound changes, and played an increasingly important role in economic development, social life and national governance. The full exploitation and effective utilization of all kinds of data has raised production efficiency to an unprecedented level. Data has become an indispensable factor in economic activities and a new generation of production factors after land, energy, population and food.

Table – Production Factors at Different Stages

Privacy Brings Data Dilemma and MPC Realizes Data Collaborative Computing

Nowadays, people have already extended their social activities to the network space. Every day, people contribute data continuously to the network space. A large amount of data is collected, calculated, analyzed, excavated and this goes beyond the original data level of information value.

However, because of the plain text nature of the data, the owner loses ownership of the data once the data is granted to others for use. Therefore, to ensure the privacy protection of data, a huge amount of data managed by enterprises cannot be exchanged and co-calculated with the data held by other enterprises, which is why a large number of data cannot generate value.

The emergence of privacy computing ends this dilemma. Yao Qizhi, a member of the Chinese National Academy of Sciences, proposed secure multi-party computing (MPC) in 1982. In a nutshell, participants have to enter information to calculate an agreed function. In addition to the accuracy of the calculations, they must also protect the privacy of each participant’s input data. Specifically, there are now n participants, each of whom, xi, is aware of the xi they entered, who together calculate a pre-agreed function f (x1 ,…, xn) = y. In this way, all participants will get the final y value, but they will not be able to know the specific data entered by the other participants. Thus, with local data not aggregated and privacy not divulged, each party can still achieve a common desired result by performing the operations of the given logic.

Privacy computing opens up huge business prospects for the digital world (Crypto Space)

Bitcoin’s pioneering combination of virtual currencies and peer-to-peer payment systems open the door to decentralization. With the introduction of intelligent contract function, Ethernet has greatly improved the scalability of blockchain, and all kinds of applications can be deployed on blockchain. Because of these characteristics, early public blockchain networks such as Bitcoin and Ethernet have been developed, attracting a large number of blockchain and encryption enthusiasts in the world, and many traditional institutions have been entering the area of blockchain, exploring various possibilities of decentralization.

The combination of privacy computing and blockchain is expected to put data ownership back in the hands of data producers, meaning that vast amounts of data can be counted without affecting privacy and ownership, so that the owners can profit and data can burst out with greater value. Therefore, the blockchain project based on privacy calculation is naturally suitable for the commercial practice in the fields of financial, medical, scientific research, government affairs, and logistics and so on.

“Operator” PlatON network for blockchain data

PlatON, the representative project of the combination of privacy computing and blockchain currently, is based on the basic attribute of blockchain and is supported by privacy computing network, and provides the next generation Internet infrastructure protocol with the core characteristics of “computing interoperation”. PlatON’s vision is to become the public infrastructure for privacy computing of the next generation, publishing privacy computing algorithms through contracts, and implementing MPC protocols with data providers and computing nodes for privacy protection requirements, so as to realize cooperative computing of data. PlatON, designed to price data flows, is all about computing and data, which is the most fundamental part of future human production. PlatON can achieve large-scale application landing and commercial scenario implementation:

For example:

I. Build a wider credit collection network. The public chain that provides private computing can provide user with customizable computing logic template and multi-party access mode, and in the case that the access party’s data does not need to be collected and shared, only the credit inquiry results are output to the demander, and the original data can be encrypted and stored in the blockchain system to meet all kinds of audit needs.

II. Supply chain financial infrastructure. The public chain of private computing is based on blockchain technology and cryptography algorithm, which can provide a platform solution for supply chain finance to digitally identify, process and transfer assets. Construct a new financial financing model of supply chain in which the information of the upstream and downstream enterprises can be shared symmetrically, the credit value of the core enterprises can be transmitted, the business tickets can be split and the risk can be controlled, and provide convenient data traceability for the supervision and enhance the service efficiency of the industry as a whole.

To build the public infrastructure for the digital age, PlatON continuously optimizes technology, iterates the underlying infrastructure, and breaks through the “impossible triangle” in terms of performance. “Impossible triangle” means that it is difficult to achieve both a good “decentralization” and a good “security” of the system in a blockchain and a high “transaction processing performance” at the same time. The most well-known blockchain projects in the industry are Bitcoin, Ethernet, and EOS. At present, using native Token transfer performance test method and EOS under the same testing conditions, PlatON has achieved a comprehensive performance leader in the quasi-real environment, and will continue to focus on the data field and accelerate the construction of data market.

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NOWPayments Releases Cross-Chain Payout Data Revealing Key Performance Benchmarks Across TRON, BNB Chain, and Solana

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NOWPayments today published new empirical data analyzing six months of enterprise payout activity, offering a comparative performance benchmark across TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Bitcoin, and Ethereum to help businesses select optimal blockchain rails based on speed, transaction volume, and cost efficiency.

The dataset reveals distinct operational advantages depending on transfer priorities: Solana recorded the fastest average payout speed at 1 minute and 45 seconds while accounting for 3.08% of volume and 3.86% of transactions. TRON led in total monetary volume at 43.69%, and BNB Smart Chain handled the largest share of individual payout transactions at 48.23%.

High-Frequency Payouts Put BNB Smart Chain in the Lead

Together, TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Solana accounted for 94.04% of payout volume and 77.84% of payout transactions during the period analyzed.

BNB Smart Chain accounted for 48.23% of transactions, compared with 15.73% for TRON. Its share of payout volume was lower at 21.75%.

The network handled far more individual transfers without carrying the largest share of value, a pattern consistent with higher-frequency, lower-value payouts in the NOWPayments dataset.

Higher-Value Payouts Put TRON in the Lead

TRON moved 43.69% of payout volume, more than twice BNB Smart Chain’s 21.75% share, despite accounting for a much smaller share of transactions.

Based on those shares, the average TRON payout was approximately 6.2 times larger than the average BNB Smart Chain payout during the period. The networks served different payout patterns: TRON carried more value, while BNB Smart Chain handled far more individual transfers.

Ethereum ranked third by volume at 18.84% and represented 7.42% of transactions. Bitcoin accounted for 6.68% of volume and 2.60% of transactions, while Solana represented 3.08% of volume and 3.86% of transactions.

The data suggests a practical framework for matching the network to the payout flow:

The data offers a starting point, not a universal network recommendation.

When Speed Matters, Solana Leads

Solana led on speed with an average payout time of 1:45. Bitcoin followed at 2:53, ahead of TRON at 3:08 and BNB Smart Chain at 3:13. Ethereum recorded the longest average at 5:56.

The gap between the fastest and slowest networks was 4 minutes and 11 seconds. Every network in the comparison still averaged less than six minutes, while TRON and BNB Smart Chain were separated by only five seconds.

The fastest network was not the most widely used. That points to a broader principle: crypto infrastructure should be evaluated across the full movement of funds, not by a single headline metric.

Kate Lifshits, Commercial Director at NOWPayments, applies the same data-first approach in Crypto That Works for Business, her Cryptopolitan series on the commercial impact of crypto payments. The first column, the 22% Sales Boost Hiding in Your Crypto Checkout, examined checkout performance; future editions will cover other points where payment infrastructure affects revenue, costs, and growth.

“The useful question is not which network tops a leaderboard. It is what a specific payout flow needs to optimize: value, frequency, speed, or cost,” said Kate Lifshits, Commercial Director at NOWPayments.

When Cost Matters, The Best Route May Not Be a Blockchain Network

When minimizing payout costs is the priority, comparing blockchain networks may be the wrong place to start.

NOWPayments allows businesses to send payouts to ChangeNOW Pro wallets with no network or service fees within the ecosystem. Creator Andy Tries Coding publicly tested the route and reported receiving a fee-free payout in under five seconds.

Recipients are identified by email and confirm the transfer before funds move, so businesses do not need to collect wallet addresses at the beginning of the payout process. An interactive guide walks through the process from payout creation to recipient access.

The takeaway is simple: define the payout flow first, then select the network or route. Value, frequency, speed, and cost will not point every business to the same answer.

About NOWPayments

NOWPayments is a crypto business ecosystem designed to help companies accept payments, automate mass payouts, manage stablecoin treasury, and scale global digital asset operations through a single infrastructure. The platform supports more than 350 cryptocurrencies, over 30 stablecoins, flexible settlement options, and enterprise-grade APIs.

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CentFX Confirmed as Diamond Sponsor at The Forex Expo Dubai 2026

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Globally regulated multi-asset broker to host traders, introducing brokers and institutional partners at Booth 081, Dubai World Trade Centre, on 22–23 September 2026

DUBAI, UAE, September 21st, 2026— CentFX, a globally regulated multi-asset broker serving clients in more than 100 countries, will exhibit as a Diamond Sponsor at The Forex Expo Dubai 2026, held on 22 and 23 September at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The company will host traders, introducing brokers and institutional partners at Booth 081 across both days of the exhibition, which runs from 10:00 to 18:00 daily.

The Forex Expo Dubai is among the largest annual gatherings of the online trading industry in the Middle East, bringing together brokers, liquidity and payment providers, trading technology firms and retail participants from across the region and international markets. Diamond ranks among the event’s senior sponsorship tiers.

CentFX has positioned its offering around order execution rather than promotional pricing. The company reports ECN account from 0.0 pips and average order execution of 0.04 seconds, delivered across a range exceeding 2,100 instruments spanning Forex, indices, commodities and other asset classes. Clients access the markets through the CentFX or MetaTrader 5 on desktop and mobile.

“Dubai is one of the few occasions in the calendar where a trader can put a broker’s claims directly to the test,” said CEO of CentFX. The value of an event like this is the direct conversation, and that is what we are set up for. Anyone who wants to see what our pricing and execution look like in a live session can watch it happen at the stand and speak to our team in the same conversation.”

Visitors to Booth 081 will be able to review live trading conditions, compare the company’s account types, complete account opening with assistance from staff, and meet the CentFX partnerships team to discuss introducing broker and affiliate arrangements across the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia.

The appearance follows CentFX’s participation at Money Expo India 2026 in Mumbai in August, where the company exhibited as a Titanium Sponsor and received recognition within the event’s awards programme.

Traders, introducing brokers, affiliates and industry professionals attending The Forex Expo Dubai 2026 are invited to visit CentFX at Booth 081 on 22 and 23 September at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Further information is available at www.centfx.com.

About CentFX

CentFX is a globally regulated multi-asset broker providing access to Forex, indices, commodities and other instruments across a range of more than 2,100 products. The company holds regulatory authorisations in Anguilla (ARCA), Mauritius (FSC), and Dubai (Government of Dubai), ASIC and USA, and serves clients in over 100 countries. CentFX operates a proprietary trading application alongside full MetaTrader 5 support, and provides client education through CentFX Academy.

Risk Warning: Trading in Forex and contracts for difference carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Clients should ensure they fully understand the risks involved and seek independent advice where appropriate.

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SS Support Network Launches Ledger BPO to Bring Dedicated Remote Accounting Teams to Small Businesses

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Ledger-BPO, a new division of SS Support Network LLC, provides named remote accountants and billing agents who handle bookkeeping, invoicing, receivables, payables, reconciliation and month-end close for businesses and accounting firms across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.

Vancouver, WA, United States, 21st Sep 2026, Grand Newswire – SS Support Network LLC has launched LedgerBPO, a dedicated accounting and billing outsourcing division built for small and mid-sized businesses and for the accounting firms that serve them. The new brand, which operates at https://ledgerbpo.com, assigns each client a named accountant supported by a trained backup and a team lead, working inside the client’s existing accounting software and during the client’s own business hours.

The launch follows six years of back-office work by SS Support Network in healthcare and ground transportation, sectors where billing accuracy and collection speed decide whether a company survives. Over that period the company’s teams handled invoicing, claims, receivables follow-up and bank reconciliation for operators across multiple US states. LedgerBPO packages that experience for a wider market at a moment when demand for outside finance help is climbing. Industry analysts put the global finance and accounting outsourcing market at roughly 76 billion dollars in 2026, with order-to-cash work, meaning invoicing and collections, accounting for more than half of all spending, and small and mid-sized companies the fastest-growing group of buyers.

What separates the division from subscription bookkeeping platforms is scope. LedgerBPO does not stop at categorising transactions. Its teams send the invoices, chase them, apply the payments, process the bills for approval, reconcile every bank, card and payment-processor account, and close the books on a published calendar each month. A billing help desk, staffed by agents who answer customer questions about invoices and set up payment arrangements by phone, email and chat under the client’s own brand, comes from the company’s call-centre roots and is not commonly offered by accounting-only providers.

“Most owners do not want another dashboard. They want to know that the books are closed, the invoices went out and somebody is actually calling the customers who have not paid,” said Shahzaib Shah, founder and chief executive of SS Support Network. “That is the standard LedgerBPO is built around. A real person owns the ledger, a second person checks it, and the client approves every payment. Nothing moves without them.”

The full catalogue at https://ledgerbpo.com/services/ covers more than eighty remote functions arranged in ten groups: monthly and catch-up bookkeeping, invoicing and subscription billing, accounts receivable and cash application, accounts payable and expense management, bank and marketplace reconciliation, month-end and year-end close, management reporting and cash-flow forecasting, payroll and statutory preparation support, healthcare and specialised billing, and billing calls and customer contact. Every function is delivered remotely; the company does not place staff on client premises.

For accounting, CPA and bookkeeping practices, Ledger BPO offers white-label capacity: dedicated accountants who work in the firm’s practice-management and tax software, produce work under the firm’s brand and pass every file through a two-tier review before a partner sees it. Tax workpapers for United States firms are prepared only under the client firm’s review and signature and with written taxpayer consent, in line with Internal Revenue Code Section 7216. Details for practices are published at https://ledgerbpo.com/for-accounting-firms/.

The division launches with country-specific workflows rather than a single US template. United Kingdom clients receive VAT workings and digital-record bookkeeping compatible with Making Tax Digital, whose income-tax phase began for higher-earning sole traders and landlords in April 2026. Australian clients receive Business Activity Statement workpapers prepared for lodgement by their own registered agent, together with payroll and superannuation reconciliation ahead of the Payday Super rules that take effect from July 2026. Canadian clients receive GST, HST, PST and QST workings by province and a month-end package prepared for their chartered professional accountant. Coverage hours are set to each market’s business day.

Security controls are described plainly on the company’s website: least-privilege access to client systems, read-only bank connections wherever a platform allows them, multi-factor authentication on every account, background-checked staff, a signed confidentiality agreement per client and a rule that agents never hold, move or release client funds. Healthcare clients work under a business associate agreement with staff trained in HIPAA requirements. Certifications are listed on the site only when the company holds them.

“The failures people read about in this industry come from the same two places: pooled staff who do not know the client, and providers who lock the books inside their own software,” said Nimra Khalid, chief operating officer of SS Support Network. “Ledger BPO keeps the client’s data in the client’s tools and puts the same accountant on the file every month. It is a slower way to grow and a much better way to keep clients.”

Ledger BPO is the third brand in the SS Support Network group, alongside the parent company’s healthcare back-office services at https://sssupportnetwork.llc/ and TransportBPO, its ground-transportation division at https://transportbpo.com/. The three share the same delivery teams, quality process and client portal, which lets a home-care agency or a transport operator combine billing, dispatch and bookkeeping under one provider.

The Ledger BPO website is live now and includes a plain-English glossary of more than 150 accounting and billing terms, calculators for comparing in-house and outsourced finance costs and for measuring days sales outstanding, and a resource library that will publish original cost and receivables benchmarks across the four markets later this year. Businesses and firms can request a consultation through the website.

About Ledger BPO 
LedgerBPO is the accounting and billing division of SS Support Network LLC. It provides dedicated remote bookkeeping, invoicing, accounts receivable, accounts payable, reconciliation, month-end close and billing-support services to small and mid-sized businesses and accounting firms in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia. Learn more at https://ledgerbpo.com.

About SS Support Network LLC 
SS Support Network LLC is a business process outsourcing company founded in 2020 and registered in Vancouver, Washington, with a second office in Pakistan. The group serves healthcare providers, non-emergency medical transportation operators, ground-transportation fleets and accounting firms through three brands: SS Support Network, TransportBPO and LedgerBPO.

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