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Private Blockchain

Transform your business operations with secure, permissioned distributed ledgers. We build customized Enterprise Blockchains for Supply Chain, Healthcare, and Finance.

Why Businesses Need Private Chains?

Public blockchains like Bitcoin are open to everyone, which isn't suitable for sensitive business data. Private Blockchains (or Permissioned Ledgers) offer the benefits of immutability and transparency but with strict access controls.

Only authorized participants (e.g., suppliers, distributors, hospitals) can view and append data. This eliminates reconciliation costs and increases trust between B2B partners.

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Hyperledger Fabric

The industry standard for modular enterprise blockchain. Hosted by The Linux Foundation. Ideal for complex supply chains.

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R3 Corda

Designed specifically for financial institutions. It enables direct transaction privacy between parties without global broadcasting.

Enterprise Blockchain Development Services

AlbaTech Connect helps Fortune 500 companies and startups alike to implement distributed ledger technology (DLT). As a dedicated **Private Blockchain Development Company**, we understand that enterprise needs are different: Privacy, Scalability, and Governance are paramount.

Key Frameworks We Utilize

1. Hyperledger Fabric

Unlike public chains, Fabric allows for **Channels**. A Channel is a private subnet of communication between two specific parties.
Example: A Manufacturer can share pricing data with a Wholesaler on a private channel, without the Retailer seeing it, even though they are on the same network.

2. Quorum (ConsenSys)

Initially developed by JPMorgan, Quorum is an enterprise version of Ethereum. It supports **Private Transactions** and high throughput using RAFT or IBFT consensus algorithms.

3. R3 Corda

Corda is unique because it is not a traditional blockchain; it is a DLT. It focuses on recording and processing legal agreements (Smart Contracts) between regulated financial institutions.

Industry Use Cases

Supply Chain Provenance

Track a product from raw material to shelf. Walmart uses Hyperledger to trace the origin of mangoes in seconds instead of days.

Healthcare Data Exchange

Securely share patient records between hospitals and insurers while maintaining HIPAA compliance and patient privacy.

Trade Finance

Digitize Letters of Credit (LC) and Bill of Lading (BoL) to reduce paperwork and speed up international settlements.

Digital Identity (SSI)

Self-Sovereign Identity allows users to control their own credentials (degrees, licenses) without relying on a central authority.

Our Implementation Strategy

Feasibility Study

Not every problem needs a blockchain. We analyze if DLT adds value over a traditional database.

Consortium Formation

Defining the Governance Model. Who can join the network? How are decisions made? (Voting rights).

Architecture Design

Designing the Node topology, MSP (Membership Service Providers), and Smart Contract (Chaincode) logic.

Development & Deployment

Writing Chaincode in Go or Java. Deploying nodes using **Kubernetes** or **BaaS** (Blockchain as a Service) on AWS/Azure.

Why Choose AlbaTech?

  • Certified Developers: Our team holds Linux Foundation Certified Hyperledger Admin (CHSA) credentials.
  • Integration Experts: We know how to connect legacy ERP systems (SAP, Oracle) with blockchain via APIs.
  • Consultative Approach: We act as your technology partner, not just coders.

Frequently Asked Questions

Enterprise Blockchain explained.

What is the difference between Public and Private Blockchain? expand_more

**Public (Permissionless):** Anyone can join, read, and write (e.g., Bitcoin). Slow, expensive, transparent.
**Private (Permissioned):** Invite-only. Fast, free transactions, private data. Best for enterprise use.

Can Private Blockchains interact with Public ones? expand_more

Yes. We can build **Hybrid Blockchains**. For example, you can store private data on Hyperledger but anchor the hash of that data on Ethereum to prove its existence publicly without revealing the content.

Is it GDPR compliant? expand_more

This is tricky because blockchains are immutable (data cannot be deleted), which conflicts with the "Right to be Forgotten". The solution is **Off-Chain Storage**. We store personal data in a traditional DB and only store the *Hash* (fingerprint) on the blockchain. We can delete the off-chain data, rendering the on-chain hash useless.

Enterprise Evolution

Streamline your operations with the power of Distributed Ledger Technology.