Abstract: Embodiments relate to methods and systems for managing information between merchants, intermediaries, and/or end users. The method includes providing a first detectable identifier for a first unit of a product. First detectable identifier is different from a second detectable identifier for a second unit of the product. First detectable identifier includes instructions which, when detected by a user device, causes the user device to send a redemption request. Responsive to receiving the redemption request from a user device, performing a redemption process. Redemption process includes obtaining an information payload for the first unit of the product. Information payload includes a redemption reward; and a redemption status. Redemption status is an unredeemed status or redeemed status. Redemption process includes identifying the redemption status for the information payload.

Abstract: Example embodiments relate to systems, devices, logic, methods, and processes for managing distributed ledgers. In an exemplary embodiment, the method may include identifying, by a processor, one or more desired user attributes. The method may also include searching, by the processor, a database. The database may include a plurality of users and a plurality of stored attributes for each user. The method may also include selecting, by the processor from the database, one or more candidate users. Each candidate user may be a user having one or more stored attributes that match the one or more desired user attributes. The method may also include processing, by the processor, a distribution of one or more distributed ledger data to one or more of the candidate users.

Abstract: Example embodiments relate to systems, devices, logic, methods, and processes for managing distributed ledgers. In an exemplary embodiment, the method may include identifying, by a processor, one or more desired user attributes. The method may also include searching, by the processor, a database. The database may include a plurality of users and a plurality of stored attributes for each user. The method may also include selecting, by the processor from the database, one or more candidate users. Each candidate user may be a user having one or more stored attributes that match the one or more desired user attributes. The method may also include processing, by the processor, a distribution of one or more distributed ledger data to one or more of the candidate users.