Trusted Data Sharing Platform
for cross-organisation collaboration

Benefits

JOINED-UP
PUBLIC SERVICES
SICCAR streamlines cross-department processes with distributed ledger technology. Designed to global standards, SICCAR enables digital-first public services which can be designed collaboratively.

IMPROVED
CITIZEN EXPERIENCE
By streamlining citizen processes, bureaucracy and confusion is reduced. Services can be designed around the citizen, with the minimal information exposed to each department.

SHARED PROCESS
GOVERNANCE
Processes benefit from greater transparency and clear accountability, with corruption prevention via network consensus makes fraud and manipulation difficult.

COST AND RISK
REDUCTION
SICCAR delivers demonstratable data compliance and risk reduction. Secure digital processes can produce significant back-office benefits including reduced admin costs and a complete audit trail by default.
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siccar : (ˈsɪkər) adj. (Old Scots) sure, trusted.
Who uses SICCAR ?
Read our case studies.
'SICCAR can be a real game changer for sharing vital evidence of circumstances and eligibility criteria to unlock access to public services and vital support, in a discreet, secure and citizen-controlled way. It has the potential to introduce huge efficiencies, by connecting services and citizens.'
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Digital transformation needs a solid foundation.
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