List of BTL Interbit Platform Customers

BTL Group

128 W. Hastings St #300,
Vancouver, V6B 1G8, BC,
Canada

https://www.blockchaintechltd.com/

1 855-256-5246

Professional Services

$4M

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Companies using BTL Interbit Platform for Blockchain Platform include: TotalEnergies, a France based Oil, Gas and Chemicals organisation with 100000 employees and revenues of $195.61 billion, Eni, a Italy based Oil, Gas and Chemicals organisation with 32492 employees and revenues of $104.27 billion, Wien Energy, a Austria based Utilities organisation with 2185 employees and revenues of $1.68 billion and many others.

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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	SI	Insight Source
Eni	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	32492	$104.3B	Italy	BTL Group	BTL Interbit Platform	Blockchain Platform	2018	n/a	In 2018 Eni joined BTL Group's OneOffice initiative to pilot the BTL Interbit Platform as a Blockchain Platform for gas trading reconciliation through to settlement in Europe. The engagement positioned Eni Trading & Shipping as a proposed participant in a multi‑party ledger project designed to coordinate post trade processes across counterparties and market utilities. The implementation focus centered on trade reconciliation and settlement automation, using the BTL Interbit Platform to create a shared transaction ledger and deterministic reconciliation workflows. BTL Interbit Platform was configured to capture trade lifecycle events, reconcile position and cash differences, and automate settlement instructions, aligning with common Blockchain Platform capabilities for immutability, transaction orchestration, and auditability. Operationally the work targeted end to end trade lifecycle coverage for gas trades, implying integration points with front office trading systems, trade capture feeds, and downstream settlement mechanisms. The architecture emphasized distributed ledger consensus among participating market firms in Europe, enabling a shared source of truth for matched trades and settlement state across organizations. Governance and process changes were scoped to support straight through processing across the trade lifecycle, with the initiative explicitly aimed at reducing reconciliation risk and enabling automated settlement flows. The narrative reflects a consortium style deployment model under BTL Group where the BTL Interbit Platform served as the transactional backbone for coordinated reconciliation and settlement automation.
TotalEnergies	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	100000	$195.6B	France	BTL Group	BTL Interbit Platform	Blockchain Platform	2018	n/a	In 2018 TotalEnergies was cited as a prospective participant in BTL's OneOffice initiative to apply the BTL Interbit Platform, a Blockchain Platform, for gas and power trade reconciliation and to accelerate back office processes in Europe. The engagement positioned the BTL Interbit Platform from BTL Group as a shared ledger layer to provide deterministic transaction records across counterparties in the energy trading lifecycle. Module usage is inferred to focus on reconciliation and settlement automation capabilities within the BTL Interbit Platform, emphasizing trade matching, confirmation alignment and automated settlement orchestration between counterparties. Configuration narratives point to smart contract driven workflows and ledger state management to reduce manual reconciliation touch points across trade and settlement steps. Operational scope described in the citation centers on gas and power trading back office functions across European markets, with the platform intended to interoperate with existing trading and back office systems through ledger based transaction exchange. The implementation signal emphasizes interoperability with counterparties and reconciliation workflows rather than front office trading infrastructure. Governance implications noted include centralized transaction orchestration and shared reconciliation workflows to accelerate back office processing between counterparties. Explicitly stated expected outcomes include reduced human error and faster reconciliation between counterparties as reconciliation and settlement automation are embedded via the BTL Interbit Platform.
Wien Energy	Utilities	2185	$1.7B	Austria	BTL Group	BTL Interbit Platform	Blockchain Platform	2017	Ernst & Young	In 2017, Wien Energie ran a three month pilot of the BTL Interbit Platform, executed from March to May 2017, to evaluate blockchain use cases for energy trading reconciliation. The pilot used the BTL Interbit Platform in a Blockchain Platform context and was supported operationally and for governance by Ernst & Young. The engagement targeted Wien Energie operations in Austria and focused on back office processes in energy trading and finance rather than front office market operations. The pilot concentrated on automated smart contract based reconciliation and immutable transaction recording, aligning with standard Blockchain Platform capabilities for deterministic settlement logic and cryptographically verifiable audit trails. Implementation work simulated reconciliation workflows and instrumented smart contract logic to compare ledger records against expected trading and settlement events. Configuration emphasized transaction lifecycle orchestration, reconciliation rulesets, and persistent ledger entries for post trade confirmation and accounting traceability. Integrations were scoped to back office reconciliation workflows and trading counterparty exchange processes as part of the pilot, with Ernst & Young advising on process design and validation. Governance for the three month pilot included structured testing windows, validation of automated reconciliation outcomes, and oversight of smart contract behavior to surface process optimisation opportunities. The pilot aimed to demonstrate automated smart contract reconciliation and to explore related process optimisation and cost savings without reporting realized financial outcomes.

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