top of page

A Trustless Healthcare Network for Humans, Providers, and Machines

The dHealth Protocol links real-world healthcare actions to cryptographic proof, so anyone can verify what happened, who acted, and under what authority. No vendor databases. No medical data on-chain.

attestation.png

Healthcare is becoming continuous, and it increasingly runs on AI, devices, and care robots.

dHealth provides the verifiable, privacy-preserving infrastructure to coordinate these actors at scale.

Three elements, working together.

Identity and authority, shared meaning, and signed record. Each one is small. Together, they produce portable proof. Humans stay accountable!

01  Credentials

WHO & AUTHORITY
Cryptographic identity credentials for people, organisations, AI agents, and robots. Plus mandate credentials: explicit, time-bound, revocable delegations to act or attest on another's behalf.

02  Schemas

MEANING
Shared definitions that standardise what an attestation represents, so a claim means the same thing wherever it is read.

03  Attestations

WHAT
Signed, immutable, revocation-aware claims that an action or state occurred.

Participate by locking, not by spending.

Actors participate by locking reclaimable DHP deposits, often sponsored by an organisation, and paying predictable, low USD-denominated per-action fees. Solana-native DHP is canonical.

Initial supply of DHP tokens

1'850'000'000
SOLANA

Canonical, native DHP

2%

Annual inflation

COMMUNITY FUND

Supports growth projects

Protocol Use

Build your own solutions

Tracking & Tracing

Outcome Attestation

Mandates

Secure Data Sharing

Follow any item or record through every step, with each move logged permanently, e.g. use it for medication tracking.

Let a qualified party confirm a result, anchored so anyone can verify it. Used for Outcome-based Reimbursement.

Create accountable AI & robot workflows. Grant someone authority to act for you, with clear limits you can revoke.

Share data with one recipient under encryption, so only they can read it.

bottom of page