Tech firm Blockchain Technology Partners has reportedly enabled smart contract integration, into the Amazon Web Services’ Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB).

Specifically, Blockchain Technology Partners, BTP for short, has widely announced general availability for its DAML incorporation, which can be entered via its Sextant for DAML platform, enabling smart contract harnessing sequence for individuals involved with Amazon’s QLDB. 

Prior to releasing its Amazon QLDB to the general audience, BTP’s Sextant for DAML possessed a suitable compatibility level on Hyperledger Sawtooth, and AWS’ relational database service, Amazon Aurora.

Amazon QLDB was particularly designed to provide assistance for individuals with the goal to work on a ledger with immutability, but necessarily decentralized. 

“There are plenty of scenarios where there is a trusted centralised operator or a natural authority but there is still a requirement to ensure data is not tampered with. DAML on Amazon QLDB addresses these use cases combining the expressive power of DAML with the resilience of AWS,” BTP CTO Kevin O’Donnell remarked. 

Digital Asset – a firm specialised in blockchain tech – has previously introduced its smart contract language, dubbed “Digital Asset Modeling Language”, to the open-sourced world, in April last year. Also in that month, the firm rolled out Hyperledger Sawtooth integration on April 16th, and the AWS Aurora integration 2 months later. 

“BTP’s Sextant for DAML with QLDB makes it seamless to run distributed applications without the operational overhead or compromising security,” Digital Asset Co-Founder and CTO Shaul Kfir claimed.