List of Ethereum Platform Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying Ethereum Platform customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Ethereum 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 Ethereum Platform for Blockchain Platform include: Amazon, a United States based Retail organisation with 1578000 employees and revenues of $637.96 billion, Volkswagen, a Germany based Automotive organisation with 639608 employees and revenues of $380.70 billion, Alphabet (Google), a United States based Professional Services organisation with 190167 employees and revenues of $350.02 billion, Toyota, a Japan based Automotive organisation with 383853 employees and revenues of $305.30 billion, Shell, a United Kingdom based Oil, Gas and Chemicals organisation with 96000 employees and revenues of $284.31 billion and many others.
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AB InBev | Consumer Packaged Goods | 143885 | $59.8B | Belgium | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2018 | n/a | In 2018 AB InBev implemented the Ethereum Platform as a Blockchain Platform to instrument and streamline its digital advertising supply chains. The deployment used an enterprise Ethereum solution, sourcing Ethereum blockchain primitives to record ad event data and chain of custody for digital creatives and impressions at the campaign level. The implementation centered on smart contract based event logging and on-chain attribution capabilities typical of a Blockchain Platform, configured to capture ad delivery, engagement events, and provenance metadata. The Ethereum Platform was integrated with Kiip’s mobile marketing application to launch the initial ad campaign and to push campaign events into the enterprise Ethereum ledger for immutable tracking. Operational coverage focused on marketing and ad operations for multiple AB InBev brands, including Michelob Ultra, Bud Light, Estrellas and additional labels, positioning the solution within the digital advertising supply chain rather than broader ERP or financial systems. Integration points were limited to the Kiip mobile marketing flow as the first production touchpoint, enabling cross-brand campaign traceability via on-chain records. Governance design emphasized transparency and fraud mitigation, with the project explicitly aimed at increasing transparency and tackling ad fraud while reducing the time required for AB InBev to reconcile ad activities. The Ethereum Platform implementation thereby aligned the company’s advertising teams around a single auditable ledger for campaign delivery and attribution, improving traceability across campaign stakeholders. | |
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ABN AMRO | Banking and Financial Services | 22267 | $10.4B | Netherlands | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2024 | n/a | In 2024, ABN AMRO deployed the Ethereum Platform as a targeted Blockchain Platform initiative to explore tokenized securities and automated on-chain settlement workflows. The work emphasized smart contract automation and securities-focused token standards to assess operational integration within a regulated banking environment. The implementation created an ERC-3643 token on the Polygon Amoy Testnet, paired with an ERC-20 E-Money Token representing stablecoin liquidity on 21X’s trading platform, with smart contracts orchestrating issuance and settlement logic. Functional capabilities exercised included tokenized security issuance, stablecoin settlement mechanics, automated settlement triggers tied to trade lifecycle events, and custody interaction points for on-chain asset stewardship. Integrations connected the Ethereum Platform to 21X as the trading venue while ABN AMRO retained custodian responsibilities for the digital assets, and the trial explicitly evaluated blockchain’s potential to replace traditional clearing and settlement systems. Operational coverage focused on custody and asset servicing functions, and the collaboration is positioned to give ABN AMRO customers access to listed digital assets under 21X’s EU-regulated trading license. The pilot ran in January 2025 and produced a successful proof of concept that supports 21X’s planned launch of a regulated digital asset exchange, prompting plans to expand exchange connectivity and custody workflow integration. The effort builds on ABN AMRO’s prior digital asset experiments, including a €5 million tokenized green bond issued in 2023 and ECB CBDC trials, with governance work concentrating on aligning custody, compliance, and settlement processes to on-chain operational controls. | |
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ACWA Power | Utilities | 4000 | $1.7B | Saudi Arabia | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2018 | n/a | In 2018, ACWA Power implemented the Ethereum Platform as part of its adoption of SolarCoin, becoming the first utility-scale generator to join the SolarCoin ecosystem. The deployment is categorized as a Blockchain Platform and centers on receipt and management of SolarCoin tokens tied to ACWA Power solar output. SolarCoin provides digital tokens to ACWA Power at the rate of 1 SolarCoin per 1 MWh of solar energy produced, creating a crypto-based reward stream linked to meter-verified generation. The implementation of the Ethereum Platform includes token issuance and wallet compatibility components, leveraging SolarCoin as an ERC20-style token to enable holding, spending, trading, and acceptance by exchanges and merchants. SolarCoin historically used an ultra-low carbon proof of stake time algorithm, and after a nine month review the SolarCoin core development team chose to move SolarCoin onto an Ethereum-based Energy Web Chain that uses a Proof of Authority consensus model. The Energy Web Chain implementation is maintained by the Energy Web Foundation and partners, preserving open ledger characteristics while reducing blockchain operational carbon intensity. Operationally the Blockchain Platform integration is tied to ACWA Power solar generation metering and commercial settlement flows, enabling SolarCoin disbursement per MWh as a supplementary means of payment for goods and services. Business functions impacted include commercial operations that accept or trade SolarCoin and corporate sustainability programs that track incentivized solar production. The Ethereum Platform and SolarCoin relationship positions ACWA Power to use blockchain-native wallets and exchange compatibility to transact and manage token holdings. Governance for the rollout was driven by the SolarCoin core development team and focused on compatibility with existing Ethereum tooling through ERC20 compliance, rather than a single vendor lock in. The decision to adopt an Ethereum-based Energy Web Chain followed research to balance state-of-the-art tooling with a lower carbon consensus mechanism, aligning technical architecture with SolarCoin mission objectives. ACWA Power’s 2018 implementation therefore ties the Ethereum Platform, as a Blockchain Platform, into solar generation incentives and payments infrastructure. | |
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Aerospace and Defense | 56000 | $34.0B | France | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2018 | n/a |
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Banking and Financial Services | 23437 | $8.5B | Saudi Arabia | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2025 | n/a |
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Retail | 124320 | $137.3B | China | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2021 | n/a |
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Banking and Financial Services | 7076 | $1.7B | Poland | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2019 | Nextrope |
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Transportation | 44109 | $15.4B | Japan | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2023 | n/a |
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Banking and Financial Services | 10469 | $5.8B | Ireland | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2019 | n/a |
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Banking and Financial Services | 10700 | $8.2B | United States | Ethereum Foundation | Ethereum Platform | Blockchain Platform | 2022 | n/a |
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Buyer Intent: Companies Evaluating Ethereum Platform
- Modern Aviation, a United States based Transportation organization with 210 Employees
- Ace Data Centers, a United States based Professional Services company with 15 Employees
- Martlenz Research, a India based Professional Services organization with 150 Employees
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