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Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB) customers


  • Liberty Mutual

    In business since 1912, Liberty Mutual is currently the sixth-largest global property and casualty insurer and is currently ranked 77th on the Fortune 100 list of largest corporations in the U.S. The company offers a wide range of insurance products and services, including personal automobile and homeowner’s insurance.

    We leverage Amazon QLDB as an integrated, single source of truth (SSoT) data platform. Trust is ensured via the cryptographically-verifiable sequencing of events underpinning the ABC's of data integration—audit, balance and control. When combined with AWS' serverless ecosystem, QLDB is a catalyst for decomposing monolithic legacy processes into fine-grained, agile functions. Using AWS QLDB’s high velocity streaming capabilities, real-time data flow is enabled across the enterprise.

    Brad Todd, Senior Architect – Liberty Mutual Insurance
  • Splunk

    Splunk Inc. helps organizations ask questions, get answers, take actions, and achieve business outcomes from their data.

    Data is a strategic asset that organizations rely upon to operate and succeed. [...] It is imperative that organizations can trust their data as it is dispersed across teams and the cloud, but not every use case requires a decentralized ledger. We are excited about the potential for Amazon QLDB to provide a way to trust and verify the integrity of data without the complexity of operating a blockchain network.

    Nate McKervey, Head of Blockchain and DLT - Splunk
  • Klarna Bank

    Klarna Bank is one of Europe’s largest banks, providing payment solutions to 60 million consumers across 130,000 merchants in 14 countries.

    We’re building our own banking platform from the ground up. We need this platform to be scalable, compliance-friendly, cost-effective, and have real-time capabilities. [...] To support this platform, we needed a cryptographically-verifiable and immutable transaction log at the core. We experimented with blockchain earlier this year and realized that a decentralized ledger did not really meet our needs as it was too complicated to operate and not sufficiently performant. With the release of Amazon QLDB we can leverage the AWS’s investment in a centralized ledger database to solve that problem, allowing us to focus our engineers on other, customer-centric aspects of the platform.

    Ziad Sawalha, VP Engineering of Core Banking - Klarna Bank
  • Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency

    Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is a central government agency responsible for the registration and licensing of over 48 million drivers in Great Britain, and over 40 million vehicles in the UK.

    The registers we maintain are critical to a wide range of public and private sector services, so trust in how we handle data is vital. [...] Amazon QLDB has the potential to bring significant benefits to the way we process information, and we’re excited to be exploring how this emerging technology further supports our services.

    Matt Lewis, Chief Architect - DVLA
  • ArcBlock

    ArcBlock is a leading blockchain technology company offering a new decentralized platform and ecosystem that simplifies the development of DApps, DID(Decentralized Identity) and Blockchain applications.

    ArcBlock builds a high performance blockchain protocol that is optimized for dApps with built-in support for token economy, NFT (Non-fungible Token), DID (Decentralized Identities) and beyond. Amazon QLDB provides a transparent, immutable, and cryptographically verifiable ledger backend for a blockchain layer 2 scaling solutions and is a very cost-effective managed service which meets our needs. The ArcBlock platform powered by Amazon QLDB can unleash the full potential of blockchain technology and bring the most value-added features, such as smart-contracts, tokens, NFT and DAO, etc. to our SAAS cloud customers.

    Robert Mao, Founder and Chief Architect - ArcBlock
  • VeriDoc Global

    VeriDoc Global is a patented blockchain solution that eliminates document fraud and counterfeits. Using a mobile device, anyone can simply scan a VeriDoc Global secured QR code and verify within seconds whether something is genuine or fake.

    Amazon Quantum Ledger Database is a fantastic addition to our multichain verification solution. QLDB has provided our customers with a private ledger option as an alternative to several supported public blockchains. With increasing adoption in transport, traceability and food safety solutions, we’re looking forward to where this partnership can take us..

    Daniel da Silva Lay, COO & Global Director - VeriDoc Global
  • Komgo

    Komgo is a global software development and IT services company offering digital network and workflow solutions for the trade finance industry.

    Document security and integrity is critical for the international trade finance industry. Komgo’s document tracking solution, Trakk, leverages QLDB to deliver immutable digital documents whose authenticity can be easily verified by anyone. Our clients can benefit from the technological advantages of an immutable ledger to keep track of their document trails, without the hassle of managing their own infrastructure.

    Guy de Pourtalès, CTO - Komgo
  • Specright

    Specright helps companies manage all the data they need to make things – ingredients, formulas, bills of materials, products and packaging – and easily share data with partners across their supply chain network.

    Today, companies that make products have to manage data across their supply chain network to drive innovation, quality and safety, and report on sustainability. Specright’s spec-first approach enables companies to centralize and share data with suppliers, co-manufacturers, and retailers across the Specright Network. The Specright Network, powered by Amazon QLDB, will ultimately provide companies with greater supply chain visibility, connectivity, and ensure data integrity across their entire supply chain network.

    Ayman Shoukry, CTO - Specright
  • Mavennet Systems

    Mavennet Systems Inc. is leading blockchain and AI company that creates innovative products across different verticals in the financial & supply chain industries by applying different types of digital assets. Mavennet creates, builds and launches blockchain-enabled & AI products, with a focus on large enterprise implementations.

    Mavennet is a world leader in developing distributed ledger (DLT) applications however there are use cases in which QLDB is a far better solution as an alternative or as a complement to DLT, while increasing performance and allowing clients to reduce operational costs.

    Patrick Mandic, CEO – Mavennet Systems
  • Zilliant

    Zilliant’s SaaS solutions are powered by advanced technologies in order to enable B2B companies to transform data into actionable intelligence, ranging from price list management to advanced AI-driven pricing, and sales guidance.

    Zilliant’s products allow customers to manage their product price lists and customer agreements with their clients. [...] Given the sensitive nature of the information being managed by these products, it is critical to maintain verifiable audit logs of the changes to prices and agreement terms. In some cases, due to compliance requirements, these audit logs must be immutable. We are excited to be exploring Amazon QLDB as a way to seamlessly capture cryptographically verifiable audit logs that can stand up to the strict compliance requirements of our customers.

    Shams Chauthani, CTO and SVP R&D - Zilliant
  • Wipro Limited

    Wipro Limited is a leading information technology and consulting services company with a dedicated workforce of over 180,000 employees, serving clients across six continents.

    We are excited to be working with Amazon QLDB to extend our offerings and solutions to address the current and future needs of our customers. [...] We believe that Amazon QLDB will be particularly useful in helping us and our customers record their application data in an immutable and verifiable way while still architecting their applications around a centralized system that is easy to use.

    Joshua Satten, Blockchain Partner North America - Wipro
  • Accenture

    Accenture is a leading global professional services company, providing a broad range of services and solutions in strategy, consulting, digital, technology, and operations.

    Businesses in Asia are rapidly adopting blockchain technologies, yet many customers ask Accenture how to handle the complexity of blockchain, and make it simpler and more practical for them. [...] Amazon QLDB answers that need by combining the data integrity of blockchain with the speed and simplicity of a centrally owned datastore. Amazon QLDB tracks every application data change and maintains a complete and verifiable history of transactions over time, combining scalability and ease of management. Accenture sees great potential for customers developing business innovations with Amazon QLDB.

    Daniel Gunawan, Managing Director, Intelligent Software Engineering Services - Accenture ASEAN
  • Realm

    Realm is a digital platform for eSports enabling gamers globally to create Leagues and Tournaments with real time results.

    Realm needed an immutable ledger that could be used as an authenticator for real time match results. QLDB met that criteria by providing a centralized database with immutability. This enables Realm to be in full control of the ledger, but it also ensures that gamers can see if we make any changes. Transparency was our main mission when it came to creating a scoring service. QLDB enables us to provide a trusted history of scoring records to our users, without the cost and complexity of creating and managing our own cryptographically verifiable data store.

    Eric MacDougall, VP of Engineering –Realm Technologies