Decoding the Beckn Protocol with Faiz Mohammed at TinkerSpace

Explore the digital transformation with Faiz Mohammed as he demystifies the Beckn Protocol at TinkerSpace on Oct 24th.

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On October 24th, TinkerSpace was proud to host an enlightening session with Faiz Mohammed, the Engineering Lead at FIDE, who offered a deep dive into the intricacies of the Beckn Protocol. This innovative framework stands at the forefront of decentralized digital ecosystems, promising to revolutionize how we engage with technology.The Beckn Protocol, an open standard for decentralized networking, aims to connect disparate sectors seamlessly, enhancing interoperability and user agency. Mohammed's workshop detailed how Beckn facilitates transparent, peer-to-peer interactions in various industries, from transportation to retail and beyond.



Participants had the unique opportunity to engage with Mohammed, gaining insights into the protocol’s ability to empower businesses and consumers alike. The discussion delved into the real-world implications of adopting Beckn, highlighting success stories and envisioning the potential of a more connected and decentralized economy.TinkerSpace, a hub for technology enthusiasts and innovators, provided the perfect setting for such a forward-thinking discourse. Attendees left with a richer understanding of the Beckn Protocol, armed with knowledge that could shape the future of their ventures.

For those who missed the event, the entire session is available for viewing on TinkerSpace's website. To stay ahead of the curve in the rapidly evolving digital landscape, visit Beckn Protocol's official site for more information.


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