From Node Operators to Banks: Who Is Sync Insights Built For? | Canton Insiders S2 E02
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Who gets the most value out of Sync Insights — and why does data accuracy matter so much?
• Validator node operators — automate client reporting and replace manual data requests with easy, shareable dashboards. • App developers — go beyond balance queries and access full transactional-level data to track and build faster. • Banks & regulated institutions — get the same accurate answer every time, so decisions and reporting are always defensible and auditable.
All analytics calculated from the transactional level up — not just a balance snapshot.
Clip from the Canton Insiders produced by @CatalyX by IntellectEU. Watch full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=NTOZOSAb59M&list=PLVq7VdlYnyO3aw3cZdZwRxoUKGyc-7AzX
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So that's a really unique advantage for us in the space because you get the same answer every time. So if you're a bank, you don't have to worry about getting sued because the data coming back is incorrect and you're making decisions on that.
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Yeah, absolutely. And uh who is it designed for? Who gets the most value out of synits? Yeah, right now the I will say the users I'll just stop sharing my screen here again so we can talk. I would I would say the biggest group initially was just the validator node operators. You're right. Just they're have to do reporting for some of the the people they're hosting as well. They want to set up easy dashboards for them. They don't want to have to manually answer data requests. That's kind of where it
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started. Then is more of the app development started happening. People wanted to be able to track app development a lot quicker, better, faster, and not just calling kind of the, you know, the scan API just to get a current balance every day. I'm talking like transactional level data.