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Richard Chan
Co-Founder & CEO, Waykichain 
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Master of Computer Science from the National University of Singapore and Bachelor of Communication Engineering from Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Richard worked for Alibaba and was responsible for the internal and external information security system construction of the entire groups Customer Service Department. Prior to this, Richard also served as Senior Vice President for the worlds top investment bank Morgan Stanley for 3 years and Intel Chief Architect for 8 years.

​Richard has received four US patents and won Intel Achievement Award (IAA). Richard has published several global patents in encryption technology, distributed network communication and collaboration, and big data. He was entitled "the Father of Student Computer Anti-theft Technology”for his innovative design for security product technology architecture. The achievements in recent years include the successful leadership of a multi-billion-dollar Internet financial platform construction and technical support, the architecture design and development of a trading-as-mining cryptocurrency exchange and cryptocurrency wallet, as well as the core improvement of underlying system of WaykiChain. Richard has mastered the core skills of the underlying technology of the blockchain and the architecture design and optimization of various protocols.

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Serbian Blockchain Summit is the largest blockchain for business conference in Serbia. Located in the middle of the Balkan peninsula, it is accessible from all parts of the world, as Belgrade has direct flights to most of the world's capitals.
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