Resilient Records Management for Treasury & Custody

Shared, single-source-of-truth ledgers eliminate the need for costly and error-prone reconciliation between internal departments and external partners. Smart contracts automatically enforce agreed-upon rules, reducing disputes and the associated legal overhead.

• Example: A global supply chain network can reduce invoice reconciliation time from weeks to minutes, cutting administrative costs by up to 30%.
• Benefit: Finance teams shift from data arbitrators to strategic analysts.

Create an immutable audit trail that is cryptographically sealed and timestamped. This provides regulators and auditors with verifiable proof of data integrity and process adherence, drastically reducing the time and cost of compliance audits.

• Example: For GDPR 'Right to be Forgotten', a blockchain can record deletion requests and proofs of compliance without altering the original, auditable history.
• Benefit: Turn compliance from a manual, expensive burden into a automated, verifiable asset.

Establish indisputable proof of creation, ownership, and lineage for digital and physical assets. This protects intellectual property, prevents counterfeiting, and enables new revenue models like royalties and fractional ownership.

• Example: A pharmaceutical company can track drug ingredients from source to shelf, ensuring authenticity and streamlining recall processes if needed.
• Example: Media companies can automate royalty payments to artists using smart contracts tied to immutable usage records.

Protect critical records from tampering, insider threats, and system failures. Decentralized storage of record hashes ensures data survives beyond the lifespan of any single vendor or system, providing long-term business continuity.

• Example: Land registries in countries like Georgia use blockchain to prevent title fraud, increasing public trust and stimulating the real estate market.
• Benefit: Transform data from a vulnerable cost center into a resilient, long-term strategic asset.

Augment traditional backups with a cryptographically verifiable recovery point. Critical data hashes stored on a decentralized blockchain provide an independent, corruption-proof verification layer. This ensures backup integrity that is immune to internal system failures or ransomware attacks.

• Example: A financial institution stores hash records of daily transaction logs on a blockchain, allowing auditors to confirm backup authenticity after a data center outage.
• ROI Driver: Enhances business continuity planning and reduces recovery time objective (RTO).