Enterprise blockchain

Scoped service — agreed per project

Bring shared trust to complex, multi-party operations.

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REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE01 / SYSTEM VIEW

Business apps

Enterprise data

Documents

YOUR EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE

iBlockTechsAPI & integration layer

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Smart contract layer0x…

EVM-compatible network

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Start with the
business challenge.

Organizations reconcile competing versions of events across teams and external partners, while still needing control over confidential data.

What we build.

We map participants, trust boundaries and governance before selecting public, permissioned or hybrid infrastructure. Your existing systems remain part of the architecture.

Architecture and governance design

Identity and access model

Shared ledger integration

Monitoring and support plan

Designed outcomes

What the system is designed to support.

Clear ownership of records

Coordinated partner workflows

Integration with existing operations

Capabilities

Multi-party record and governance models
Permission-aware applications
Operational monitoring and reconciliation

How it works

Identify participants, shared records and existing sources of truth.
Compare a shared ledger with conventional database alternatives.
Pilot one workflow with clear ownership and exception handling.

System integration

Map ERP and CRM identifiers to shared events. Specify conflict handling, retries and which system owns each record.

Security boundaries

Define participant onboarding, access revocation and operational ownership. Evaluate metadata exposure as well as payload privacy.

Frequently asked questions

When is a conventional database a better fit?

When one organization controls all writes and counterparties do not need independent verification, a conventional database may provide a simpler and less costly solution.

What is needed to scope a project?

Share the business workflow, existing systems, participants, data restrictions and release constraints. Discovery defines deliverables and acceptance criteria before implementation begins.

Business context