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eSports Insider · Jul 27, 2020

Adam Whyte on how Edge makes it easier to pay players

As the esports industry expands and evolves, it is gradually becoming more and more professional — but it still lives up to the disparaging “Wild West” moniker at times. Every so often, an organisation seemingly disappears into thin air with a trail of players claiming unpaid winnings or salaries, or players visibly run afoul of contract stipulations.

That’s where Edge aims to fill a void. The esports startup employs automated smart contracts to ensure that all parties meet their obligations and receive their stakes, and that the whole process is as transparent and effortless as possible.

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