Blockchain technology can help ensure provenance, providing traceability across the supply chain. This can thwart counterfeiters and ensure safety. The technology also allows manufacturers, shippers and customers to aggregate data, analyze trends, and perform predictive monitoring.

Advancements in Land title record-keeping process could prove particularly valuable in many parts of the world where people are unable to secure legal documentation of their land assets. Digital documentation of property transfers and good technology will enable the confirmation for all parties in a real estate transaction with the highest level of security.

Blockchain enables exporters, importers and their respective banks to share information on a private distributed ledger. The trade deal can then be executed automatically through a series of digital smart contracts. The parties involved in the transaction can visualise data in real time on their devices and see the next actions to be performed.

There are tremendous potential applications for blockchain technology, an innovative distributed ledger database system, within the real estate industry. A significant portion of the digitized information is hosted on disparate systems, which results in a lack of transparency and efficiency, and a higher incidence of inaccuracies that creates a greater potential for fraud. Blockchain can fix this.

Removes third-party verifiers such as health information exchanges by directly linking patient records to clinical and financial stakeholders.

We help investment banks catalyze middle and backoffice functions using quick, efficient and secure transactions on blockchain.

Blockchain can permanently record product history, from manufacture to sale. This could dramatically reduce time delays, associated costs, and human error.

Blockchain can help remove the friction in commerce by providing a common chain of information, visibility and sharing across vendors and purchasers.