Operational value
Less repeated trust logic across integrations
IBDCP architecture
What is IBDCP?
IBDCP — Interoperable Blockchain Data Custody Protocol — is a Layer Zero trust architecture for connecting enterprise systems, distributed ledgers, partners and external data sources while preserving verifiable provenance, custody and policy evidence.
The business problem
Organisations increasingly automate decisions across ERP, CRM, cloud, partner and ledger environments, but those systems do not share one trustworthy account of identity, authority, state and evidence. Conventional integration moves data; it does not prove why that data should be trusted.
How IBDCP addresses it
IBDCP adds a reusable verification layer beneath applications. It links source events to identity and authority, preserves custody and provenance evidence, applies policy before trusted state changes, and can anchor proof without placing confidential business records on a public ledger.
Connect existing systems and governed sources
Verify identity, authority and event context
Preserve custody, provenance and policy evidence
Expose trusted outcomes to applications and automation
Decision relevance
Trust value
Decision-ready evidence for audit and dispute resolution
Architecture value
A controlled boundary between private records and shared proof
Security and governance boundary
IBDCP is not a replacement ERP, database, blockchain or AI model. It does not make inaccurate source data true, remove governance duties or require confidential records to be published on-chain.
Implementation evidence
Built implementations include identity and wallet infrastructure, healthcare records, real-world asset workflows, business intelligence, digital agreements and hospitality operations.
Related evidence and capabilities
Next decision
Evaluate one bounded business process.
Start with the workflow where fragmented authority, custody or provenance is already creating cost, delay or risk.
Assess the business case