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# Partner Chains

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The Partner Chain Framework facilitates the creation and management of blockchains that integrate with the Cardano ecosystem.

More information can be found in the [Partner Chains official repository](https://github.com/input-output-hk/partner-chains).

## Purpose / Goal

This working group focuses on the input and development of the Partner Chains ecosystem, including feature requests, development updates and anything related to the Partner Chains stack.

This working group reflects the desire to open-source Partner Chains development and involve the community in charting and guiding its future.

## Working group lead

Nick Stanford

## Working group members

To be updated by the working group - to list regular members/attendees, whom may make regular contributions or assist in managing the collaboration channels and meetings with the working group lead

## Collaboration channels

[Intersect Discord -- partner-chains-working-group](https://discord.gg/6F4kZe6TMq)

## Working Group Meeting date and time

First Thursday of the Month, starting on October 3rd, 2024 at 16.30 UTC


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