Stampery, a San Francisco-based company that leverages blockchain technology to bring to the market digital data notarization, has launched a new super powered API ready for industrial scale use cases.

In addition to bitcoin blockchain, Stampery will now embed its records in the Ethereum blockchain, allowing it to offer faster and more secure settlement.

Furthermore, Stampery has also substantially increased the scalability compared to the previous versions. Its new API is now 100 times more scalable than before. Its patent pending blockchain timestamping architecture (BTA) enables it to process up to 10⁹ data sets/second, extract their unique cryptographic identifier (hash), build in real time a cryptographic tree with all this data and publish the result to both the Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchains.

In addition, Stampery announced that it has improved its certification service making it faster and slicker at the new and completely free domain Stamp.io.

“Stamp.io is completely free, following Stampery's effort to democratize fast and automatic generation of immutable and independently verifiable records. The records are generated leveraging both the Bitcoin and the Ethereum blockchains”, the website reads.

The new domain stamp.io features a brand new interface which makes its blockchain timestamping service cleaner and easier to use. It also offers simpler user experience and drops lesser-used features such as Dropbox, government ID verification and our legacy BCC email timestamping.

Earlier in January, Stampery released its services to the public. In November, it closed a financing round of $600k, led by Draper & Associates and drawing support from Boost VC, Blockchain Capital and angel investor Di-Ann Eisnor, head of Growth at Waze.