Tamper-Evident Reporting for Banking & Custody

Eliminate the manual, error-prone process of compiling audit evidence. Every transaction, document version, and data point is immutably recorded on-chain, creating a single source of truth.

• Real Example: A pharmaceutical company reduced audit preparation time by 70% by using blockchain to track clinical trial data, automatically proving data integrity to regulators.
• ROI Driver: Drastically cuts external audit fees and internal labor costs associated with evidence gathering.

Move from periodic, batch reporting to continuous compliance. Smart contracts can enforce rules in real-time, and regulators can be granted read-only access to verify compliance without manual submissions.

• Real Example: Financial institutions use blockchain for Anti-Money Laundering (AML) transaction monitoring, creating a transparent, auditable trail that satisfies regulators like the SEC and FINRA.
• ROI Driver: Avoids multi-million dollar fines for reporting lapses and reduces the compliance team's workload by automating checks.

Prove provenance and ownership history beyond doubt. This is critical for high-value assets like intellectual property, luxury goods, and critical components in supply chains.

• Real Example: An aerospace manufacturer uses blockchain to track every part in an aircraft, creating a tamper-proof maintenance log. This increases safety, simplifies recalls, and enhances asset resale value.
• ROI Driver: Reduces fraud, insurance disputes, and liability risks while creating new revenue streams through certified pre-owned markets.

Provide verifiable proof of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) claims. Track carbon credits, sustainable sourcing, and ethical labor practices on an immutable ledger.

• Real Example: A global retailer uses blockchain to trace conflict-free minerals and organic cotton from source to store, providing undeniable proof to consumers and investors.
• ROI Driver: Meets investor demand for transparent ESG data, improves brand trust, and ensures compliance with emerging regulations like the EU's CSRD.

Eliminate costly reconciliation errors and delays in inter-company or B2B transactions. A shared, immutable ledger means all parties have the same data simultaneously.

• Real Example: A consortium of shipping companies reduced invoice reconciliation disputes by over 90% by using a shared blockchain ledger for freight and port charges.
• ROI Driver: Frees up capital trapped in disputes, reduces accounting overhead, and accelerates cash flow through near-instant settlement.

Provide your data science teams with a verified, high-integrity dataset. Blockchain ensures the data fed into AI models hasn't been altered, reducing 'garbage in, garbage out' risk.

• Real Example: An insurance firm uses on-chain claims data to train fraud detection algorithms, significantly improving accuracy because the historical data's integrity is guaranteed.
• ROI Driver: Increases the value and reliability of analytics initiatives, leading to better predictive insights and operational decisions.

Replace fragile, point-in-time audits with a continuous, tamper-evident ledger of all financial transactions. Regulators can be granted read-only access to real-time data, streamlining examinations.

• Example: Central Banks exploring Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) use distributed ledger technology to provide a transparent, real-time view of money movement for monetary policy.
• ROI: Reduces external audit fees by 25-40% and closes quarterly books 50% faster with pre-verified transactions.

Ensure the immutability and transparency of patient consent forms, trial protocols, and results to meet stringent FDA/EMA regulations. Data points are hashed and recorded sequentially.

• Example: Platforms like Trials.ai use blockchain to create an auditable trail for each data point, preventing manipulation and ensuring patient privacy via zero-knowledge proofs.
• ROI: Accelerates regulatory approval by providing indisputable data provenance, potentially reducing time-to-market by months.

For high-value assets in transit (art, machinery, commodities), IoT sensors feed location and condition data to a smart contract, triggering automatic claims and updates.

• Example: Insurers like AXA's Fizzy used smart contracts for parametric flight delay insurance, with payouts auto-executed based on verifiable flight data.
• ROI: Reduces claims processing from 30 days to minutes, cuts fraud, and enables dynamic, usage-based premium models.

Ensure philanthropic and public funds are used as intended. Track disbursements from donor to end-beneficiary with transparent, immutable rules enforced by smart contracts.

• Real Example: A foundation increased donor confidence by providing real-time, verifiable reports showing exactly how $5M in grants were allocated and spent.
• ROI Driver: Reduces administrative overhead for reporting and builds trust to secure future funding.