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Distributed Ledger Technology Platform

Harness the Power of a Trusted, Shared Ledger

This platform gives your applications a direct, fully API-driven line into Big Data's Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) — certify data at the source and anchor it to an immutable ledger, so energy and utility operations gain one verifiable source of truth, faster audits, and measurably lower reconciliation costs.

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What Is a DLT?

A distributed ledger is a database that's replicated and validated across every participating organization instead of owned by one of them. This platform runs on Hyperledger Fabric, a permissioned distributed ledger: each pair or group of trading counterparties shares a private channel, and trade, delivery, and certification records are committed as ledger transactions that every channel member can independently verify.

Why It Matters

Verifiable Trust

Every trade, delivery, and allocation is committed as a ledger transaction that all channel members can independently verify — no single counterparty controls the source of truth.

Faster Audits

Query the transaction history directly from the ledger explorer instead of reconciling siloed spreadsheets and disconnected systems after the fact.

Credential-Backed Certification

Aries-based verifiable credentials attach real-world attestations — like facility certification — to on-chain records, so trust travels with the data.

API-First Integration

Channels, trades, deliveries, and credentials are all exposed as documented REST APIs, so your systems integrate directly with the ledger.

See how a trade moves from negotiation to delivery in the Flow Explorer