Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a rapid hyperledger onboarding platform are provided. The rapid hyperledger onboarding platform enables various teams within an organization to have their own distributed ledger implementation with a private channel for communication among participants of that network. After a request is received from one or more clients to register an application with a distributed ledger comprising a peer node for each of the one or more clients, a selection of data elements to be stored in the distributed ledger is received. The application is instantiated on the distributed ledger. A separate channel is automatically created for each client of the one or more clients among the corresponding peer nodes. Each channel provides smart contract code execution for the application such that blocks are replicated to a node corresponding to a particular transaction and not to other peer nodes.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a financial/clinical data interchange are provided. The financial/clinical data interchange provides a distributed implementation to a secure hash key (i.e., a token) and value pair data derived from a medical claim (e.g., patient identification, submitter identification, payer identification, encounter identification, and the like) and enriched with submitter-based domain data. The token may be used as a data attribute in an API that unlocks a pointer to the value (e.g., a fast healthcare interoperability resources (FHIR) uniform resource identifier (URI) to the patient encounter associated with the claim) to leverage a FHIR query for all documented medical records associated with the claim the payer is authorized by the submitter to view.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a rapid hyperledger onboarding platform are provided. The rapid hyperledger onboarding platform enables various teams within an organization to have their own distributed ledger implementation with a private channel for communication among participants of that network. After a request is received from one or more clients to register an application with a distributed ledger comprising a peer node for each of the one or more clients, a selection of data elements to be stored in the distributed ledger is received. The application is instantiated on the distributed ledger. A separate channel is automatically created for each client of the one or more clients among the corresponding peer nodes. Each channel provides smart contract code execution for the application such that blocks are replicated to a node corresponding to a particular transaction and not to other peer nodes.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a rapid hyperledger onboarding platform are provided. The rapid hyperledger onboarding platform enables various teams within an organization to have their own distributed ledger implementation with a private channel for communication among participants of that network. After a request is received from one or more clients to register an application with a distributed ledger comprising a peer node for each of the one or more clients, a selection of data elements to be stored in the distributed ledger is received. The application is instantiated on the distributed ledger. A separate channel is automatically created for each client of the one or more clients among the corresponding peer nodes. Each channel provides smart contract code execution for the application such that blocks are replicated to a node corresponding to a particular transaction and not to other peer nodes.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a financial/clinical data interchange are provided. The financial/clinical data interchange provides a distributed implementation to a secure hash key (i.e., a token) and value pair data derived from a medical claim (e.g., patient identification, submitter identification, payer identification, encounter identification, and the like) and enriched with submitter-based domain data. The token may be used as a data attribute in an API that unlocks a pointer to the value (e.g., a fast healthcare interoperability resources (FHIR) uniform resource identifier (URI) to the patient encounter associated with the claim) to leverage a FHIR query for all documented medical records associated with the claim the payer is authorized by the submitter to view.