Use Cases
AML/KYC compliance: The
MoleculeLogicList
contract can be used to check whether an address is on a list of flagged addresses for anti-money laundering purposes.NFT ownership verification: The MoleculeLogicNFT contract can be used to check whether an address owns any non-fungible tokens in a specified ERC721 contract.
Gaming: The Molecule Protocol can be used in gaming to limit access to certain game features or items based on a user's in-game achievements or other criteria.
Subscription services: The Molecule Protocol can be used to ensure that only paying subscribers have access to certain content or features.
Loyalty rewards: The Molecule Protocol can be used to grant rewards or bonuses to users who meet certain criteria, such as a certain number of transactions or a certain amount of tokens held.
Ticketing: The Molecule Protocol can be used to limit access to an event or venue based on certain criteria, such as age or previous attendance history.
Governance: The Molecule Protocol can be used to enforce voting rights or other governance rules based on a user's stake in a particular project or organisation.
Supply chain management: The Molecule Protocol can be used to ensure that only authorised parties have access to sensitive information or certain aspects of the supply chain.
Crowdfunding: The Molecule Protocol can be used to ensure that only authorised investors have access to certain investment opportunities.
Data privacy: The Molecule Protocol can be used to enforce data privacy rules, such as allowing only certain parties to access or modify sensitive data.
Overall, Molecule Protocol's flexible and extensible framework for permissioning rules makes it suitable for a wide range of use cases in various industries.
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