Abstract: Systems and methods for tokenization, recordation, payment, settlement, instruction, retirement, data management, and output of intelligent data related to assets and asset attributes are disclosed. A method may include: (1) generating or receiving, by a computer program for an asset producer or seller, an asset; (2) storing, by the computer program for the asset producer or seller, the asset; (3) tokenizing, by the computer program for the asset producer or seller, the asset on a distributed ledger network; (4) making, by the computer program for the asset producer or seller, the asset available to a consumer on a marketplace; (5) purchasing, by a computer program for the consumer, the asset with tokenized currency; (6) exchanging, by a smart contract executed on the distributed ledger network, the tokenized asset for the tokenized currency; and (7) causing, by the smart contract, the stored asset to be transferred to the consumer.

Abstract: A Quorum network comprising an access controlled multi-tenant network is provided that is configured to enable access control and state isolation in a multi-tenancy Ethereum-based distributed ledger system. The access-controlled network includes one or more authenticating servers (also referred to as access controls) for providing permission control to the nodes in the network. In a standard multi-tenant network, each user of an entity (also referred to as an organization) is limited to only transacting with (also referred to as accessing) their own authorized resources. The access-controlled network utilizes an access controller to provide a singular truth for a set of managed nodes through a trusted entity (such as a Network Authorization Server).

Abstract: Systems and methods for using digital identity frameworks to access and interact with decentralized applications are disclosed.

Abstract: A Quorum network comprising an access controlled multi-tenant network is provided that is configured to enable access control and state isolation in a multi-tenancy Ethereum-based distributed ledger system. The access-controlled network includes one or more authenticating servers (also referred to as access controls) for providing permission control to the nodes in the network. In a standard multi-tenant network, each user of an entity (also referred to as an organization) is limited to only transacting with (also referred to as accessing) their own authorized resources. The access-controlled network utilizes an access controller to provide a singular truth for a set of managed nodes through a trusted entity (such as a Network Authorization Server).