Permissioned Data Sharing for Corporate Governance

Eliminate redundant Know Your Customer (KYC) checks by creating a shared, permissioned identity ledger. Once a customer is verified by one bank, others can request access with consent.

• Business Benefit: Cuts onboarding costs from ~$50 per customer to under $5.
• Key Feature: Selective disclosure ensures banks only see the data they are authorized for, maintaining privacy and compliance with GDPR/CCPA.

Secure multi-party data sharing between hospitals, CROs, and regulators. Immutable audit trails for every data point prevent tampering and streamline regulatory submissions (FDA 21 CFR Part 11).

• Quantifiable Impact: Reduces data reconciliation efforts by up to 70%, accelerating time-to-market for new therapies.
• Core Advantage: Enables real-time data access for auditors without compromising patient privacy through cryptographic proofs.

Create a transparent, shared record of ownership, liens, and transactions. Smart contracts automate escrow and payments upon fulfillment of conditions, reducing closing times.

• The Pain Point: Manual title searches are slow and prone to errors, causing delays and fraud.
• The Blockchain Fix: Provides an indisputable history, cutting title insurance costs and enabling fractional ownership models with clear audit trails.

Eliminate redundant "Know Your Customer" checks that cost financial institutions millions annually. A self-sovereign identity pilot allows customers to control and share verified credentials (e.g., proof of address, accreditation) with your permission. This slashes onboarding time from weeks to minutes, cuts compliance costs by ~50%, and dramatically improves customer experience. Example: A consortium of regional banks reduced average client onboarding from 22 days to under 48 hours.

Ensure the immutability and traceability of sensitive clinical data across research sites, CROs, and regulators. A pilot using permissioned ledgers timestamps and hashes each data entry—from patient consent to lab results—creating a tamper-proof chain of custody. This accelerates audit readiness, reduces the risk of data manipulation, and can shorten drug development timelines. Example: A pharma company reduced its audit preparation time for a Phase III trial by 65%.

Solve the greenwashing problem with verifiable environmental data. A pilot project can tokenize carbon offsets or track sustainable sourcing claims on a transparent ledger. This provides investors and regulators with an immutable record of impact, automates credit retirement to prevent double-counting, and unlocks new revenue streams. Example: A manufacturing firm automated its Scope 3 emissions reporting, cutting manual data aggregation by 80%.

Stop invoice fraud and payment delays with a shared ledger for procurement. A pilot creates smart contracts that automatically match purchase orders, goods receipts, and invoices. Payments are released only upon verified delivery, eliminating discrepancies and duplicate payments. This typically reduces Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) by 15-20% and cuts accounts payable processing costs. Example: An automotive supplier eliminated $2.3M in annual duplicate payments across its network.