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Chainstack vs Microsoft Azure Blockchain as a Service [EOL] comparison

Chainstack and Microsoft are both solutions in the Blockchain as a Service category. Additionally, 100% of Microsoft users are willing to recommend the solution.
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Chainstack
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Blockchain as a Service (3rd)
Microsoft Azure Blockchain ...
Average Rating
7.0
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8.0
Number of Reviews
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Offers excellent security, scalability, and reliability
One area of improvement is GUI. It could be better because other service providers don't offer the same level of user-friendliness compared to Microsoft. Another area of improvement is the setup and price. I would like to see improvements in pricing. I believe the setup process can be made easier. Currently, it can be a bit complex when it comes to Azure. Although it provides excellent security, scalability, and reliability, the cost and setup can be challenging for me. Additionally, the timing of certain processes may need improvement.
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Microsoft Azure BaaS, Microsoft Azure eBaaS, Azure Blockchain as a Service, MS Azure Blockchain as a Service
 

Overview

Managed blockchain services making it simple to launch and scale decentralized networks and applications—complete with an intuitive user interface, seamless orchestration, and predictable pricing.

We offer enterprise-grade tools and services that empower developers, solution providers, and consortia to safely experiment and run in production.

By building on Chainstack, you reduce the time, cost, and risk involved with leveraging decentralized technologies. With a secure API, membership management, and flexible deployment options, you can immediately accelerate and future-proof your development of transformative solutions.

Chainstack

As an open, flexible, and scalable platform, Azure supports a rapidly growing number of distributed ledger technologies that address specific business and technical requirements for security, performance, and operational processes. Our intelligence services, like Cortana Intelligence Suite, provide unique data management and analysis capabilities that no other platform is able to offer. And the vast Microsoft partner ecosystem extends the capabilities of our platforms and services in a way to fit specific roles and industry needs.

Blockchain as a Service (BaaS) provides a rapid, low-cost, low-risk, and fail-fast platform for organizations to collaborate together by experimenting with new business processes—backed by a cloud platform with the largest compliance portfolio in the industry.

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GE, J.P. Morgan, Singapore Airlines
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