Dataswyft

Dataswyft
NIST Sector	Cybersecurity and Privacy Data
GICS Industrial	Software & Services
Smart Tag(s)
Business type	"Limited Liability Company" is not in the list (Sole proprietorship, Partnership, Nonprofit, Other, Federal Government, State Government, Local Government, Public, Employee Owned, Private, ...) of allowed values for the "Has biztype" property.
Year Founded	October 2015
Founder(s)	Irene Ng Paul Tasker
City, State	Cambridge, England
Country	United Kingdom
Region Served	Worldwide
Executives	Irene Ng Paul Tasker Ben Forbes Tyler Weir Philip Midcalf
Revenue
Number of employees	15
Sponsorship Level	Of Interest

Members

Operator of a personal data account infrastructure platform designed to mitigate risks of personal data handling, enable value from data portability and improve interactions and coordination between individuals and organizations for the benefit of everyone in society.

Activities

		CheckD Data Wallet: Eat2Give
		The EAT2GIVE project in Subang Jaya, Malaysia, leverages the CheckD Data Wallet to unite food lovers, local businesses, and charities in a unique fundraising initiative. By claiming the EAT2GIVE campaign badge on their CheckD wallets, food enthusiasts can support local causes every time they purchase designated menu items at participating food merchants, who pledge RM3 per validation to charity. This innovative campaign promotes community engagement and philanthropy while maintaining user privacy, enabling merchants to boost foot traffic cost-effectively, and providing organizers with seamless validation and transparent reporting. Driven by a partnership between Dataswyft, SubangFood, and TheBFG.team, EAT2GIVE fosters a culture of doing good through commerce, connecting residents and businesses in a shared purpose to strengthen the Subang Jaya community. '"`UNIQ--item-1093--QINU`"'
		Citizen App
		Citizen App, the first of its kind, empower individuals to claim and legally own their data from across multiple sources, then use it securely and seamlessly in everyday life.
		Hub of All Things
		The Hub of All Things (HAT) Microserver is a pioneering digital infrastructure that enables individuals, businesses, and organizations to take control of their personal data through self-sovereign data management. Built on over $50 million of UK research, the HAT Microserver separates data storage from application services, granting users full legal ownership of their data, even if it was generated by external entities like banks or hospitals. This technology transforms personal data into a new asset class known as "self-sovereign data," which retains intellectual property (IP) rights for the data producers, allowing them to safely and securely create value from it. Hosted by Dataswyft, the HAT Microserver is cloud-native, portable, and open-source, with pending patents for its deployment and protocols for data governance, offering a more secure, efficient, and governed approach to managing personal and organizational data in a decentralized environment.

		Mobelizing Data to Create Data Markets
		The boundary between the physical and the digital has disappeared. Our health, our finances, our shopping, our things - they are now fully digitized and exist in the form of data. This webinar will discuss how this data can be mobelized to create markets. The presentation will discuss 2 case studies on the markets forming around finance and health data.

Details

The company operates an infrastructure technology platform that provision personal data servers to individuals on demand, effectively decentralising the legal ownership of the data. This enable organisations to store the personal data they hold of their customers into a “Personal Data Account” (PDA) within the individual’s server; thus enabling (1) the individuals to have access and control of their own data for ethical, compliance and regulatory purposes, (2) the organisation to obtain value from not having to store the data and yet derive value from it (3) efficiently enabling their own customers to share that data with their partner organisations, and (4) enable the organisation to monetise their customer’s data legally and ethically. The platform has a full legal and governance policy stack for approving contracts generated on demand between individuals and applications/websites of organisations under the regulatory oversight of the HAT Community Foundation, member organisation originally set up by the universities that created the ecosystem.