Imagine a secure digital marketplace where companies can sell their data like stocks or digital art. Instead of just sharing raw files, they can sell high-value insights and analytics while keeping strict control over who sees what. It uses a digital ledger to ensure every transaction is fair, transparent, and automatically tracked.
Companies possess valuable data but cannot monetize it because they lack trust in buyers, struggle to price the data accurately, and fear losing control of their proprietary assets.
A federated data trading platform featuring AI-driven quality assessment, DLT-based data contracts, and a multi-axis valuation engine for pricing data assets.
If you are a FinTech company dealing with the difficulty of pricing proprietary market datasets — this project developed a multi-axis valuation methodology that uses cost, income, and market approaches to set fair prices.
If you are a logistics operator dealing with fragmented data silos across partners — this project developed a federated data management system that allows secure peer-to-peer transfer and usage monitoring.
If you are an IoT firm dealing with low-quality raw sensor data — this project developed AI-driven quality assessment and certification tools to turn raw data into high-value derivative assets.
The platform uses a multi-axis methodology that recommends target values based on the cost approach, the income approach, and the market approach.
Yes, it uses a Network of Data Models designed for cross-sector compatibility and semantic interoperability to ensure data can be understood across different fields.
Based on available project data, the system uses data NFTs and on-chain storage of multi-party data contracts to define clear ownership stakes and usage rights.
It implements AI-driven data quality assessment, observability, and certification mechanisms to ensure data meets required standards.
The project is active from 2023-01-01 to 2026-06-30, indicating the technology is currently in development and testing phases.
The consortium is heavily weighted toward commercial application, with 21 industry partners (68% of the group) and 11 SMEs. This strong industrial presence, combined with 6 research centers and 3 universities across 11 countries, suggests the project is driven by market demand rather than pure academic curiosity.
Fraunhofer Gesellschaft zur Förderung der Angewandten Forschung
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