List of BigchainDB Platform Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased BigchainDB Platform for Blockchain Platform from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using BigchainDB Platform for Blockchain Platform include: Recruit Technologies, a Japan based Professional Services organisation with 49480 employees and revenues of $23.30 billion, innogy SE, a Germany based Professional Services organisation with 43000 employees and revenues of $4.18 billion, Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited, a Hong Kong based Leisure and Hospitality organisation with 17878 employees and revenues of $2.01 billion, Recruit Technologies Co., Ltd, a Japan based Professional Services organisation with 700 employees and revenues of $68.0 million, BenBen, a Ghana based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 10 employees and revenues of $1.0 million and many others.
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BenBen | Construction and Real Estate | 10 | $1M | Ghana | BigchainDB | BigchainDB Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018, BenBen deployed the BigchainDB Platform to build a land registry in Ghana, using the Blockchain Platform to anchor property rights and land ownership records. The BigchainDB Platform was implemented as the core data layer for BenBen, providing an immutable transaction log and cryptographic provenance for asset records tied to cadastral identifiers and property deeds.
The implementation centered on Blockchain Platform capabilities common to land registries, including asset registration, tamper evident recordkeeping, transaction history indexing, and API access for record verification. Configuration emphasized permissioned ledger controls and node-level validation to limit write permissions to authorized stakeholders while allowing read verification by third parties, and the BigchainDB Platform was provisioned to support these functional modules.
Operational coverage focused on Ghanaian land administration processes, with the system designed to support registration workflows for individual land parcels, title issuance workflows, and audit trails for ownership transfers. The deployment model aligned the BigchainDB Platform with existing cadastral identifiers and stakeholder processes, enabling cryptographic anchoring of documents and digital signatures as part of standard property registration functions.
Governance changes were implemented to accommodate blockchain native workflows, including recorded consent events, on chain dispute logging, and role based permissions for registrars and verifiers. BenBen instrumented the BigchainDB Platform to surface verifiable records for legal and administrative review while retaining off chain document storage where required by operational practice.
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innogy SE | Professional Services | 43000 | $4.2B | Germany | BigchainDB | BigchainDB Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2016 | n/a |
In 2016 innogy SE deployed the BigchainDB Platform to create a Digital Product Memory aimed at improving supply chain provenance and product traceability. The deployment used the BigchainDB Platform as a core Blockchain Platform for recording immutable provenance records tied to individual products from inception through distribution.
The implementation configured the BigchainDB Platform as an immutable asset registry, capturing cryptographic signatures, timestamps, provenance metadata and product tokenization records. Functional capabilities implemented included auditable event journaling, tamper evident ledgers for asset state transitions, and role based permissioning to control who can write and query provenance data.
Operationally the solution linked product event streams and sensor telemetry into the ledger to associate physical goods with their digital records, supporting supply chain and quality assurance workflows. The architecture centralized provenance data on the BigchainDB Platform while allowing downstream systems to query product history, enabling product verification and traceability along manufacturing and logistics processes.
Governance controls were established around asset creation, validation rules and access control to align provenance capture with audit and customer verification needs. The work focused on embedding immutable provenance records into operational workflows for supply chain and product management without referencing prior system names.
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Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited | Leisure and Hospitality | 17878 | $2.0B | Hong Kong | BigchainDB | BigchainDB Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020 Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited deployed the BigchainDB Platform, a Blockchain Platform, to immutably capture cage transactions across its properties in Macau, Manila and Cyprus. The BigchainDB Platform was integrated with Melco’s proprietary casino management system and was chosen for its high throughput, with vendor statements noting capacity to process upwards of 30,000 transactions per second to keep pace with Melco’s server based databases.
The implementation centers on an immutable transaction ledger that records cage activity, providing a tamper resistant audit trail for financial transactions, tax reporting and operator reconciliation workflows. The BigchainDB Platform was operated alongside existing server based systems, with configuration focused on real time ingestion of cage events and persistent distributed ledger storage, reflecting common Blockchain Platform capabilities for immutability and cryptographic verification.
Melco has also used the BigchainDB Platform as the architectural foundation for a second project aimed at responsible gaming, designing a shared blockchain to allow future Japanese licensees and the regulator to exchange self exclusion and player protection signals in a trustless framework. Melco’s CIO led discussions with the Japanese regulator about this multi party data sharing approach, and the deployment model explicitly ties operator systems to a permissioned blockchain fabric to avoid direct disclosure of customer data between operators.
Governance and delivery were driven by Melco’s in house technology team, which emphasized proof of concept work and phased rollouts; the system had been in operation for about a year at the time of reporting and Melco reported that the deployment showed blockchain can already bring demonstrable benefits to casino operations. Melco also noted challenges in recruiting specialized blockchain talent and signaled additional blockchain based projects on its roadmap, while regulators in some jurisdictions maintain a cautious stance although potentially receptive to blockchain enabled oversight.
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Professional Services | 49480 | $23.3B | Japan | BigchainDB | BigchainDB Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2018 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 700 | $68M | Japan | BigchainDB | BigchainDB Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2016 | n/a |
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