Delphx Capital Markets Inc, formerly known as Seaside Exploration Partners Corp, is a Canada-based company. The Company is a capital market services, data and Blockchain technology provider dedicated to optimizing risk management and liquidity in the global credit market. The Company is working to implement a digital securities market within which institutional investors can negotiate, purchase and trade new forms of Smart Contract securities that enable investors to hedge credit default risks, enhance yields and speculate on the future pricing of protection for any of millions of underlying corporate, municipal and sovereign debt securities....
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