OriginTrail enables seamless data sharing along any supply chain. The decentralized, blockchain-supported network protocol ensures trust, transparency, and security. It helps companies exchange relevant data seamlessly and in a secure way to build accountability, protect their brands and increase efficiencies.
Standards for data exchange Providing interoperability by easy use of globally recognised GS1 standards for supply chain data exchange and common IoT protocols.
Consensus checks within supply chains Ensuring data integrity by cross-reference checks of independently provided data within a supply chain using zero knowledge proof methodology.
OriginTrail Data Storage Decentralised graph database is utilised to get the best performance, scalability and cost-efficiency. It allows for fast and simple manipulation of complex hierarchical supply chain data.
Tamper proof blockchain agnostic system OriginTrail utilizes blockchain of users choice to provide the data mutability protection layer.
Trace token network The Trace token is the means of compensation between supply chain data producers and data consumers on one side and the OriginTrail node holders on the other. It provides the incentive to the nodes in the peer to peer network to perform the system functionalities. Awards, determined by bidding, are without additional arbitrary fees. It is based on the ERC20 token standard.
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Cofounder of International Consensus Association, Gamefi, Web 3.0, NFT advisor Rated on Dec 16, 2017
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SCM is a good topic of using block chain technology, because lack of transparency and efficiency. However, SCM is always a very centralized business needs for a special domain, hard to decentralized because most of party unwilling to reveal their critical information. And SCM is high cost to setup and adapt. It's not only the SCM platform issue, but also integration from each party. I am not so optimistic about this plan. High risk for investment.
Managing Director of tokenization.limited and icoinvestmentfund.com Rated on Dec 19, 2017
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This one is a bit harder to grasp, but when you do, you can see full of possibilities. It is a protocol layer, so it can interact with any blockchain: Ethereum, IOTA, Neo, Hyperledger… and a whole ecosystem of dapps can be built on top of it. I see a lot opportunities for growth and it is addressing a global industry. looking at the white paper, one can see that they have strong knowledge about the industry they want to conquer with there protocol.
Blockchain Advisor, Blockchain Expert, ICO Investor, Product Manager, Project Manager, Business Analyst, Trader, Lecturer, Jack of All Trades Rated on Jun 22, 2018
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I guess supply chain is one of the most crowded fields that blockchain projects focus on. With this competition, it is hard to be successful.
I believe,
Team is moderate: 3 points.
Vision is moderate: 3 points.
Product is good: 4 points.
Marketing Consultant, Co-founder at hashmark.io Rated on May 15, 2018
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Contributing to transparency in any supply chain is always appreciated - consumers can be sure to get what they buy, and brands get rewarded for trust.
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- TGE presale
- Formation of Trace Alliance of beta users with companies and institutions in the US, EU and China
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January
- Yimishiji Pilot project completed
- European wine pilot project completed
- GS1 Partnership
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February
- Hong Kong office open for fostering partnerships in Asian markets
- Beta tests with confirmed partners on the bootstraped private alpha network
- Trace alliance 1st activity report
4
March
- Last deadline for crowdsale (possible in Jan/Feb)
- Token distribution
- Full implementation of GS1 standards
5
Q2 2018
- OriginTrail Test Network launch
- live cases using protocol test network
- 1st Open Call for use-cases (up to 10 projects voted upon by token holders via a Smart contract)
6
Q3 2018
- OriginTrail Decentralized Network Launch
- 2nd Open Call for use-cases (up to 10 projects voted upon by token holders via a Smart contract)
- Protocol update with additional standards - IoT
- US offices set up to build partnerships in Americas (if hardcap reached)
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Q4 2018
- 3rd Open Call for use-cases (up to 10 projects voted upon by token holders via a Smart contract)
- Protocol update with additional standards - Certification bodies (ISO, Bureau Veritas, GLOBAL G.A.P., SSAFE etc.) and International standards (USDA, EFSA, TRACES, CITI etc.)
- Indian, African and Middle East offices set up (if hardcap reached)
8
2019
- Generic open source applications launched
- Additional Open Calls
- Expanding the partner network
- Quarterly protocol updates
9
Agenda 2020
- Co-creation of data standards with private and public bodies
- Collaboration with public institutions on Data ownership topics
- Developing Supply Chain Transparency Index
- Consumer NGOs cooperation for empowering shoppers
- Quarterly protocol updates
