Permissioned Data Sharing for Treasury Operations

Replace error-prone manual processes and insecure FTP transfers with a single source of truth. A permissioned blockchain allows authorized parties to access and update shared data with cryptographic proof of origin and integrity.

• Eliminate Reconciliation: All participants see the same immutable record, removing costly disputes and manual matching.
• Granular Access Control: Define exactly which organizations or roles can view, add, or modify specific data points.
• Example: A global supply chain consortium uses a permissioned ledger for shipment events, reducing invoice reconciliation time by 70%.

Transform regulatory compliance from a manual, reactive cost center into an automated, verifiable process. Every data transaction is timestamped, signed, and immutably recorded.

• Tamper-Proof Evidence: Provide regulators with a cryptographically verifiable audit trail in seconds, not weeks.
• Programmable Rules: Encode compliance logic (e.g., KYC checks, trade restrictions) directly into the network's smart contracts for automatic enforcement.
• ROI Impact: Financial institutions have reported up to 80% reduction in audit preparation costs and manual reporting labor.

Automate complex, multi-step business agreements between companies using smart contracts. These self-executing programs trigger payments, notifications, and data updates only when predefined conditions are met.

• Reduce Friction: Automate procurement, trade finance, and royalty payments, slashing processing time from days to minutes.
• Eliminate Counterparty Risk: Funds or assets are held in escrow by the protocol and released automatically upon verification, requiring less trust.
• Real-World Use: Media companies use this for automated, real-time royalty payments to content creators based on verified usage data.

Unlock new revenue streams from proprietary data without losing control or privacy. Enterprises can grant temporary, auditable access to specific data sets for partners or researchers.

• Monetize Securely: Sell API access to data feeds with usage transparently logged on-chain for billing.
• Privacy-Preserving: Techniques like zero-knowledge proofs allow verification of data (e.g., a credit score) without exposing the underlying sensitive information.
• Business Case: A healthcare research network shares anonymized patient data with pharmaceutical firms for trials, with every access request and purpose permanently recorded for compliance.

Solve the critical challenge of secure, patient-controlled health data exchange between hospitals, insurers, and labs. The solution enables:

• Patient-centric data ownership where individuals grant granular, auditable access to their records, improving care coordination.
• Break down data silos between Epic, Cerner, and other EHR systems without a central aggregator.
• Accelerate clinical trials by securely matching anonymized patient data with trial criteria across multiple institutions, reducing recruitment time by 30%+.

Modernize fragmented property registries prone to fraud, delays, and high transaction costs. Blockchain implementation delivers:

• Immutable title history that prevents fraudulent claims and simplifies due diligence, a model being explored in Sweden and Georgia.
• Faster, cheaper transactions by automating escrow and payment via smart contracts upon title transfer recording.
• Unified asset view for lenders, insurers, and government agencies, reducing administrative overhead by an estimated 20-30%.

Transform regulatory reporting from a reactive, costly exercise into a continuous, verifiable process. Key ROI drivers:

• Automated data lineage provides regulators (e.g., SEC, FINRA) with a real-time, permissioned view of transaction history, cutting audit preparation time by over 70%.
• Eliminates data reconciliation between internal systems and external reports, ensuring consistency and reducing errors.
• Future-proofs compliance by creating an immutable record that adapts to new reporting requirements, as demonstrated in capital markets pilots for MiFID II and Basel III.

The Pain Point: Patient data is locked in siloed hospital systems, hindering coordinated care, clinical trials, and leading to duplicate tests.

The Blockchain Fix: A patient-centric, permissioned network where individuals control access to their encrypted health records. Providers request access via smart contracts, with all access logged immutably.

• Real Example: Estonia's KSI Blockchain secures over 1 million health records, ensuring integrity and auditability.
• ROI Drivers: Eliminates costly data reconciliation, accelerates clinical research recruitment, and ensures HIPAA/GDPR compliance through provable consent logs.

The Pain Point: Property title searches are manual, slow, and vulnerable to fraud and errors, delaying transactions and increasing legal risk.

The Blockchain Fix: A tamper-proof, shared ledger for property titles, liens, and ownership history. All changes require multi-party cryptographic verification.

• Real Example: Sweden's Lantmäteriet (land registry) has run successful pilots, reducing paperwork and cutting fraud risk.
• ROI Drivers: Reduces title insurance costs, accelerates closing times from weeks to days, and provides a definitive source of truth for lenders and buyers.