Gain Full Control over Your Supply-Chain Assets with Blockchain

Here’s How Your Business Can Benefit

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• Provenance Tracking & Fraud Prevention

  Embedded sensors and RFID tags (chips) identify and track the state of the object. With more precise record-keeping, we now have the ability to view full product-life history, from crop cultivation to shelf reservation. This resolves fraud and counterfeiting issues. 

  • Accurate record-keeping
  • RFID chips & sensors
  • Transparent history
• End-to-End Data Visibility

  Real-time settlement and the ability to trace objects and events on each leg across the entire ecosystem helps reduce delays and maintains the integrity of the system. You may yearn for security in your operating environment that allows multiple participants to trust each other. This is now possible with accurate data and the scalable nature of decentralized systems, which are accessible by any large database.    

  • Transparency
  • Delay reduction
  • Trust
  • Security
• Building Trust

  Immutable decentralized technology is able to identify and detect tampering attempts with electronic sealed sensors attached to objects. The monitoring and tracking of goods with smart devices allows authentication of products and establishes trust along the entire pathway of supply-chain management.  

  • Prevention of tampering
  • Electronic sensors
  • Product authenticity
• Cost Reduction

  To validate transactions, computing power is needed, and it costs less than traditional human resources. An absence of intermediaries and third parties makes the system less expensive and more effective.

• Removing Paperwork

  The automation of procedures executed via smart contract eliminates manual execution and human involvement, thereby increasing transaction speed and cutting expenses. Complex supply-chain operations such as arrivals and departures, distribution, and shipments are simplified and ameliorated.