Blog – Engineering

The process of building software can be hindered by a disorganized development environment. However, by structuring the workspace with the right tools, libraries and processes, developers can significantly enhance the coding experience.

In this series of articles, we aim to provide a solid foundation for blockchain development. In a previous blog post, we presented an overview of

Getting into blockchain development can be intimidating. There’s a whole host of unusual terms that are thrown around, like “zero knowledge” and “merkle tree,” which not only look odd but are also not obvious.

Hi, I’m Michael Oswald. I’m a Senior Software Engineer on the Trading team, and this is a day in my life at Paxos.

At Paxos, we’re steadfast in our mission: Open the world’s financial system to everyone by enabling the instant movement of any asset to anyone in a trustworthy way. Stablecoins are a powerful, real-world example of how we will make this happen.

Memory leaks are a common problem in software development, and they can happen for various reasons. At Paxos, we’ve had several memory leaks over the years in our various services.

We are the Blockchain Team at Paxos. We want to decide what communication layer to use for our new microservice infrastructure.