Current applications

We have developed functional applications leveraging our integrated blockchain database technology.

A typical use case will include a desire to have certain transaction data stored permanently and securely on a decentralized network where there is no one central point of failure, and where there is confidential data associated with this transaction which needs to stay private.

We have developed an API to integrate existing software with the blockchain database. Check out our developer section to get more information.

Medical Records

We have developed an EMR platform compliant with HIPAA which involves transmitting medical records from a transmitting party to a receiving party.

This might include confidential test results or other clinical documentation. In such a situation, it is important for the communication of this information to be recorded on the immutable ledger by way of the blockchain. This way, it can be confirmed that these test results were transmitted and when they were transmitted. This transaction data, once confirmed in a block and then added to the blockchain, will remain private.

Importantly, the underlying data that accompanied the transaction information (e.g., test data or testing results itself) will remain encrypted. This encrypted data will be distributed to each node in the blockchain network where it will be stored on a network of decentralized databases. Therefore, to gain access to this encrypted information, each node will be required to have either a matching private or public key.

Secure Legal Contracts

To provide a better and more secure contract with an immutable evidence of an undeniable record, we have been able to create an environment that can support legal transactions:

The record of the contract is immutable

A decentralized network of nodes with an immutable and available copy of the contract is kept globally. A private backup of the blockchain could be made by any to further secure an immutable contract record.

A contract is signed by two

A contract needs the authentication of two or more parties involved. The key pairs (private and public key) authorized the intent of the two parties.

A contract is composed and signed by the first party. The first party sends the signed contract to the second party’s address. The second party reviews and confirms the contract by sending it back to the first party. The result is that both the parties have an immutable contract signed by both the parties.

The contract document information cannot be updated

When the first party received the contract from the second party, it verified that no changes were made to the contract document by looking at the document hash number.

Any changes would invalidate the contract.

The contract document is publicly encrypted.

Only the two parties involved can access the content of the contract.

The signatures and any edits on the encrypted contract document can be publicly verified.

Any public institution or court could have an immutable evidence of the validity of the contract between the two parties.

The digital signatures cannot be forged, nor can the contract document be altered on the immutable blockchain network.

The content of contract document must provide the KYC of the public addresses of the two parties

In a dispute between the two parties, the content of the contract document can be revealed in court. The court can public verify and validate the two signatures and the hash of the contract document of the two parties. Because KYC information is associated with the public addresses of the two parties of the contract document, the court could have this admitted as verified evidence.

Accounting Records

Secure Wallet

Our wallet application is developed on the MaataData integrated blockchain database, versus other cryto wallets. Current wallets do not conduct any computation on how the balance came about. All it shows is transaction data - how much was bought and how much was sold on any given day.

Our wallet securely stores cryptocurrency, and enables secure and private peer-to-peer payment transfers.

For example, you can transfer bitcoin from your Coinbase account to our wallet. And you can transact with it. You can pay for goods or transfer to someone else in our network.

It is like PayPal but with real blockchain authentication, encryption, and immutability also with high bandwidth micro transaction.

Secure Messenger App

Like WhatsApp but with real authentication.

File Storage

Like Dropbox with folders but with all files encrypted.

Secure Electronic Cash

Secure Online Shopping

Like Amazon with millions of products from different vendors integrated with the payment app and comments on products.

Supply Chain

NFT Marketplace