The same verifiable-trust substrate, adapted for industries where the cost of being wrong is too high to absorb — supply chains, charitable giving, home healthcare, mobile privacy.
Credentials, identity, and audit are the layers underneath. What sits on top changes by industry — a garment passport, a verified household visit, a caregiver shift, a protected phone.
The trust layer for products, supply chains, and the parties moving between them. Proman runs in Bangladesh apparel for the EU’s 2027 Digital Product Passport regime; Pahara and Yatra serve US importers and brands under UFLPA and ESPR. Two named deployments — Tract with BPCL for recycled-plastic chain of custody, Sandhan with Agro-Tec for fertilizer authentication — prove the platform extends across industries.
For organizations whose donors and regulators need verifiable evidence that benefits, services, and goods actually reached intended recipients in the field — not in a quarterly report, but at the household, dispensary, or distribution point.
Home-care workforce verification for families in Bangladesh and beyond. The trust problem is identity and presence: is this caregiver who they say they are, and are they actually with my parent right now? The platform answers both, every shift, before payment moves.
For the device most people in South Asia now run their entire life from — the Android phone — clear privacy and security controls that work without subscriptions, without ads, and without the complexity that puts security out of reach for the people who need it most.
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