The IOHK company, which is responsible for developing the Cardano protocol, announced the launch of a marketplace for decentralized applications (dApps).
This weekend, September 25-26, at the Cardano Summit 2021, IOHK will “unveil a certification program to evaluate applications developed on Cardano” and a prototype of the Plutus dAppStore, “with which developers will be able to upload their DApps and make them available to others.”
According to blog, Plutus dAppStore strives to collect the maximum number of applications in one place and enable users to find them easily and quickly.
Blog noted:
In the long term, IOHK would like to see user-developed tools deployed to the marketplace, and the development of the Plutus dAppStore to include new features such as voting, reviews, and even integration with Atala PRISM, etc., giving users the ability to receive feedback on the range of DApps in the store.
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