Dapp developer platform Dispatch partners with Aura to boost crypto talent recruitment

The blockchain startup Dispatch and its parent company, The Bureau, have announced a new partnership with Aura, a decentralized professional network that uses tokenomics to match the world’s best tech talent with the right career opportunities.

Aura will help Dispatch, the Bureau, and their clients connect with top blockchain engineers and other prospective employees to grow their teams.

Aura and Dispatch are also exploring other opportunities to collaborate, including possible joint industry events to promote blockchain technology.

Grounded in blockchain and artificial intelligence technologies, Aura brings efficiency, transparency, and validity to hiring processes. Its Aura Token (AUX) enables companies to hire talent on the Aura platform, instantly pay that talent, and use smart contracts to manage transactions.

Dispatch is building the first blockchain protocol to combine business logic with managing large amounts of data using on-chain smart contracts with distributed storage of application data off-chain. Developers can get an early look at the Dispatch platform via its publicly available Test Network, which now includes a supported Application Programming Interface following its recent v2.2 update.

For more detailed information about the API and Test Network v2.2, visit api.dispatch.io. All the code for Dispatch’s software is also available on an open source basis at github.com/dispatchlabs.

With the innovative consensus algorithm known as Delegated Asynchronous Proof of Stake at the core of Dispatch’s platform, it will verify transactions rapidly, have low energy requirements that make it incredibly eco-friendly, and remove transaction fees.

The Dispatch blockchain effectively solves for transaction speed and scalability issues that have recently plagued other blockchain communities. The novel DAPoS consensus algorithm will allow the new platform to process orders of magnitude more transactions per second than Ethereum or Bitcoin, for example.