Discover Ontology
Ontology test net has been made available for public use to facilitate developers in their dApp development process. It can be used to deploy and test run smart contracts before actually deploying them on the main net.
The deployment and execution process consumes gas on the test net as well. Test net tokens can be applied for by following this link.
ONTO serves as Ontology's primary digital wallet application. It currently supports asset and identity management. Users can expect claim management to be a part of ONTO's functionality in future updates.
Features in the current release-
Node Staking - Stake ONT and earn ONG
Access to airdrop events in Candy Box
Support for assets from multiple platforms such as ONT, NEO, ETH and Kakao
Access to variety of
dAppsin the dApp storeRegistering a new ONT ID
To download ONTO, please follow this link.
Ontology Authenticator is a claim management tool that doubles up as a signing server useful for developers, available as a mobile application.
Features in the latest release-
Registering a new ONT ID and account management
Claim Management - Creating new claims and claim endorsement by witnesses
Functions as a signing server for claims
To download ONT Authenticator, please follow this link.
OWallet is Ontology's digital wallet desktop client.
Features in the latest release-
General wallet management and shared wallet support using multi signature technology
Account management and ledger support
Node stake management
ONT ID - Identity management
To download OWallet, please follow this link.
The public trust verifier system from Ontology that facilitates monitoring blockchain activity.
The Explorer can fetch transaction, entity, smart contract, and block related data using identifiers such as a transaction hash, ONT ID, contract hash, block height, etc.
To access the Explorer, please follow this link.
There are three different classifications of Ontology nodes and the category that a node belong depends upon the
Triones nodes are bookkeeping nodes that participate in the network consensus, and must be voted in by user staking of ONT, after applying to be a consensus node. For more incentive and consensus related information, click here.
Synchronization nodes do not participate in network consensus, and only synchronize the blocks generated by the Triones (bookkeeping) nodes.
Ontology supports single node network deployment for development in a private testing environment.
Follow this link for a guide on how to deploy a node.
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Trust anchors are entities that are a part of Ontology's distributed identity network and provide credential verification services for other users in the trust network. The role of a trust anchor can be played by anyone from individuals to government institutes and organizations.
For more details on trust anchors and how to become a trust anchor, please follow this link.
Ontology appreciates and supports innovation. If you have developed a dApp or are in the process of developing one and are looking to get it listed on the community dApp store, please follow this link.
Businesses that are looking into blockchain based solutions for their businesses and wish to collaborate with Ontology can get in touch with us here.
Interested individuals can apply for positions at Ontology by following this link.
