Enterprise blockchain development services

Loyalty program without boundaries: Overcome fragmented loyalty programs by using blockchain to reward clients with points they can spend within your network or with partners. 

Supply chain transparency: Ensure the safety and authenticity of your products, whether food or non-food, luxury or limited-edition items. Track every step of their journey — from farm or factory to store — using blockchain for enterprise.  

Payment convenience: Offer crypto payments alongside traditional methods and facilitate cross-border payments by cutting out intermediaries. 

Fraud prevention: Keep your transaction records secure and reduce the risk of chargebacks. Add an extra layer of security, e.g., protect your customers' sensitive data by swapping out credit card details with unique tokens.  

Some retail brands using blockchain: Walmart, Alibaba, Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy, Richemont, Prada, De Beers.

Digital credentials: Blockchain prevents falsification of academic credentials, from diplomas to digital badges, allowing instant verification for employers. 

Automated scholarship payments: Automate the payment of tuition fees, grants, and scholarships with smart contracts. Money is automatically transferred when certain conditions — think achieving a specific grade — are met.  

Intellectual property protection: Publish research and educational content on blockchain to create an immutable, transparent record of authorship. 

Some education establishments using blockchain: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of Nicosia, Woolf University, Sony Global Education.

Tokenization of ownership: Blockchain helps promote fractional ownership, when property is divided into digital tokens that can be easily traded, opening investment opportunities for more people.  

Automation of real estate transactions: Smart contracts make buying, selling, and leasing properties transparent and automated. Once all conditions — like document verification, security deposit, and payment for lease agreements — are met, agreements are executed automatically. 

Total transparency and reliability: Blockchain secures ownership histories, maintenance logs, and property listings, providing complete and trustworthy information. 

Some real estate brands using blockchain: Airbnb, PropertyClub, Harbor, ShelterZoom.

Food safety: Blockchain enables full traceability of food from farm to table, helping prevent counterfeits and swiftly removing contaminated products from sale. 

Informed consumer choices: Blockchain’s transparency ensures customers can verify product origins, such as whether items labeled “organic” are truly so. 

Compliance made simple: Farmers can use blockchain to easily log compliance checks, inspections, certifications, and other details like seeds and fertilizers, making compliance transparent.

Some brands using blockchain: Nestle, Walmart, Carrefour.

Omnipresent quality control: Keep an eye on quality at every stage — testing raw materials, assembly, and final inspection — to ensure adherence to quality standards and minimize the risk of dispatching damaged or unsafe products. 

Complete visibility into the supply chain: Blockchain allows tracking each product back to its raw materials or assembly parts, enabling quality control and timely adjustments. 

Real-time visibility: Get a clear view of inventory and production needs to plan logistics effectively and implement just-in-time strategies. 

Safeguarded intellectual property: Secure product designs and processes with blockchain to prevent unauthorized access. 

Some manufacturing brands using blockchain: Volkswagen, Ford, Siemens, BMV, Honeywell.

Diverse payment options: Offer your clients and partners more payment flexibility — enable crypto payments and make cross-border payments simple, without the hassle of intermediaries. 

Automated insurance claims: Smart contracts can handle insurance claims automatically, verifying details both on-chain (e.g., policy conditions) and off-chain (e.g., police reports). No need for manual review — payouts are triggered once certain conditions are met. 

Unified KYC system: Use a shared KYC base to verify customer identities, saving time and avoiding repetitive checks for your partners. 

Trade finance: Smart contracts automate letters of credit issuance and funds release, removing the need for third-party verification. 

Tokenization of assets: Turn financial assets, like bonds or real estate, into tokens that can be traded on blockchain platforms, supporting fractional ownership. 

Some BFSI brands using blockchain: JP Morgan Chase, HSBC, Santander, Barclays, American Express, ING Bank.