Paxos is on a mission to enable the movement of any asset, any time, in a trustworthy way. To complete this mission, we are continuing to grow our remote-first team while establishing a presence in new locations. Next stop – Ireland!
Watch Paxos Engineering leaders Ilan Gitter and Brent Perreault go in-depth on what it takes to build a stablecoin and deploy it on the blockchain!
In the last several months, Paxos has hit a stage of development commonly known as “hypergrowth” due to the mainstream adoption of digital assets. Under heavy acceleration, tech companies need to rapidly evolve software systems from earlier-stage minimal viable products to enterprise-grade platforms that are scalable and reliable. These transformations are extremely challenging, and the challenges extend beyond software development to organizations as a whole.
Blockchain technology is about combining fundamental cryptographic primitives to build useful, trusted features like transfers and asset issuance. Defining a secure signing scheme for multi-signature
In a way, developing smart contracts is a throwback to a time where software was disseminated on cds with code that, once installed, must be
In September 2019, we partnered with Binance to launch a new stablecoin called Binance USD (BUSD). BUSD is regulated by the New York Department of
Paxos offers automation to the confirmation and settlement processes in the commodities and FX spaces through its Post-Trade Service. Automation is another word for technology
By Srinivas Gumdelli & Nathan Typanski Migrations to Kubernetes are inherently messy. While progress has been made in recent years with StatefulSet and persistent volumes,
This blog post discusses the design of the PAX ethereum smart contracts with an emphasis on our minimalist contract design philosophy.
Over the past few years, I’ve had the opportunity to build out a world-class engineering team at Paxos, a fintech startup on an ambitious mission to enable the movement of any asset at any time in a trustworthy way.
At Paxos, we’ve been running our services on Kubernetes for a while, but had trouble managing multiple environments until we adopted Helm and ChartMuseum.
Every software system requires an exhaustive amount of configuration and maintenance: from provisioning servers, deploying code, installing and upgrading services, to storing data, managing DNS records and applying security protocols, there is a tremendous amount to consider.
The main problem with (traditional) synchronous code, is that processes hang while waiting for external data.
In this series of articles, I’m aiming to give you a solid foundation for blockchain development.
For the last 15 years, I have predominantly worked on Distributed Systems of various size and complexity. Over the last couple of years, I have become
Getting into blockchain development can be pretty intimidating. There’s a whole host of weird terms that are thrown around like “coinbase” and “merkle root” that not only look odd, but are not obvious.
At Paxos, we give all software engineering candidates a short take-home test before deciding if we want to move forward with an in-person interview.
One of the common complaints people have about python and other popular interpreted languages (Ruby, JavaScript, PHP, Perl, etc) is that they’re slow.
Many people across the technology and financial industries are dubbing blockchains as the greatest innovation since the Internet.
Although asset managers initially explored Bitcoin as a new investment opportunity, it is digital securities settlement infrastructure inspired by Bitcoin’s underlying technology, blockchain, that may have a greater impact on buy-side firms.
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