List of Fujitsu Distributed Ledger Customers
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Companies using Fujitsu Distributed Ledger for Blockchain Platform include: Digital Commodity Exchange Singapore, a Singapore based Distribution organisation with 43 employees and revenues of $5.0 million, Botanical Water Technologies, a Australia based Utilities organisation with 10 employees and revenues of $2.0 million, Sustainable Shared Transport, a Japan based Transportation organisation with 35 employees and revenues of $1.0 million, Fraktionx, a Belgium based Construction and Real Estate organisation with 10 employees and revenues of $1.0 million and many others.
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Botanical Water Technologies | Utilities | 10 | $2M | Australia | Fujitsu | Fujitsu Distributed Ledger | Blockchain Platform | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021 Botanical Water Technologies partnered with Fujitsu to develop the Botanical Water Exchange, a blockchain-based marketplace built on the Fujitsu Distributed Ledger. The project used the Blockchain Platform model to create traceable trading workflows for plant derived water, aligning the application name Fujitsu Distributed Ledger with the company objective of measurable traceability across product lifecycles.
Implementation architecture centered on the Fujitsu Distributed Ledger and Fujitsu Track and Trust, providing ledger level provenance tracking and a transaction registry that spans refinement, sales, delivery and usage. Functional capabilities implemented included asset provenance records, participant identity and access controls, and immutable transaction logging to support market transactions and auditability within the Botanical Water Exchange.
Operational coverage focused on water refinement operations through to commercial sales and end use, with the Botanical Water Exchange intended to enable secure water market transactions and support sustainability outcomes. The agreement to build BWX began in November 2021 and the platform was slated for rollout in April 2022, signaling a staged go live tied to commercial trading readiness.
Governance and workflow changes emphasized traceability and transaction governance using distributed ledger records, altering how trading parties record transfers and verify origin information. The design prioritized end to end transparency across refinement, sales, delivery and usage, leveraging the Fujitsu Distributed Ledger and Fujitsu Track and Trust to enforce consistent provenance and compliance records across participants.
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Digital Commodity Exchange Singapore | Distribution | 43 | $5M | Singapore | Fujitsu | Fujitsu Distributed Ledger | Blockchain Platform | 2019 | n/a |
In 2019, Digital Commodity Exchange Singapore implemented Fujitsu Distributed Ledger as a Blockchain Platform. Fujitsu delivered a production-ready private Hyperledger Fabric distributed ledger for Rice Exchange to digitize global rice trading from Rice Exchange's Singapore operations.
The Fujitsu Distributed Ledger deployment used a permissioned Hyperledger Fabric architecture, employing smart contract driven trade lifecycle logic and ledger immutability to support commodity onboarding, trade matching, and automated settlement orchestration. Configuration emphasized private channels and role-based access controls to segregate trading counterparties, inspection providers, insurers, and settlement agents within the Blockchain Platform.
Operational scope included integrated trading, inspection, insurance and settlement workflows, enabling on-chain confirmation and documentation for counterparties and third-party service providers. The platform was announced with Fujitsu in 2019 and went live in September 2020, moving production trading and associated supply chain events onto the distributed ledger.
Governance and process changes centered on permissioned ledger access, transaction validation rules implemented via smart contracts, and incorporation of inspection and insurance attestations into the trade lifecycle. Public reports attribute estimated approximately 20% trading cost savings and up to approximately 90% reduction in time-to-trade to the Fujitsu Distributed Ledger implementation.
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Fraktionx | Construction and Real Estate | 10 | $1M | Belgium | Fujitsu | Fujitsu Distributed Ledger | Blockchain Platform | 2023 | n/a |
In 2023, Fraktionx implemented Fujitsu Distributed Ledger as the Blockchain Platform powering Fraktion, its property-tokenization platform for real estate investment in Antwerp. The Fujitsu Distributed Ledger deployment was built using Fujitsu Track and Trust distributed ledger technology to provide auditable, secure token ownership for property assets.
Architecturally the implementation centered on a distributed ledger registry for token issuance and ownership records, combined with workflow automation for investor onboarding and acquisition processing consistent with Blockchain Platform capabilities. The platform implemented token lifecycle management, an immutable transaction ledger, and role based access controls to support ownership provenance and transferability, with investor interfaces and asset recordkeeping integrated into the Fraktion application.
Fujitsu partnered with Fraktionx to deliver a working first iteration in two months, and the engagement aimed to democratize access to property investments while simplifying acquisition processes as described in Fujitsu's case study. Governance focused on auditable on chain ownership records and operational controls for transfer and onboarding, aligning on ledger provenance and investor-facing workflows.
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Transportation | 35 | $1M | Japan | Fujitsu | Fujitsu Distributed Ledger | Blockchain Platform | 2024 | n/a |
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