
United Kingdom · Computer networking startup
SICCAR is a blockchain-based enterprise data-sharing platform founded in 2016 and based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)
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SICCAR is a blockchain-based enterprise data-sharing platform founded in 2016 and based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
The company specializes in using Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) to provide secure, transparent, and scalable data-sharing solutions for organizations. SICCAR's mission is to foster trusted collaboration among suppliers, partners, and customers while ensuring the integrity and security of shared data. SICCAR offers a range of services, including secure data-sharing solutions, real-time measurement and reporting of operational emissions, and supply chain data traceability. Their flagship product, the Energy Transition Databox, automates data acquisition and provides reliable emissions data for clients in the energy sector. The company serves various industries, including energy, manufacturing, environmental firms, and the public sector, focusing on sustainability and compliance challenges. With a dedicated team and strong investor support, SICCAR continues to innovate in the B2B and SaaS space.
Funding, as reported
From siccar's own website: 5 on the team.
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computer networking productssecure data sharingenterprisesdistributed ledger technologyinformation technology & servicesblockchain as a servicecloud computingenterprise softwarepaascrossorganisational collaborationdlttrusted data sharingplatform as a servicesoftware developmentcomputer softwareb2b
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