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The What

Dataswyft is a data technology and network company. Our Dataswyft platform consist of 2 systems:

(1) Dataswyft One - a decentralized data server (DDS) platform that host DDS to enable the storage of user data, legally owned by the user (we call this “self-sovereign” data). Dataswyft’s decentralized data servers are called “” or just the HAT.

(2) Dataswyft Data Wallet - that is attached to a HAT - a specialized application that would enable users to “pull” data into their HAT database or “push” data from their HAT database to another HAT database, peer to peer.

The How

Dataswyft One APIs - enable all applications to create a data connector application to authenticate their users and enable users to "pull" their data into data accounts for use by the data wallet. It solves the problems of privacy, compliance and data sharing, enabling the user to store, and process data with a few button pushes.

Dataswyft Data Wallets - enable the meta data of data stored in the PDA to be published to the data wallet schema and be a "data profile" in the data wallet. Data from data profiles can be applied to "badges" for use and sharing by the users themselves.

The Why

Our infrastructure exists because data sharing between centralized systems is cumbersome, unscalable and resulting in [unneeded] legal, economic and technical complexities.

We also wish to promote a better internet; to facilitate a new model of mitigating risk of security, compliance, mobility and digital interactions between various different parties (users, developers, entities) and to bring about the rise of distributed, private, secure, empowered and co-operative data networks.

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