PharmaChain
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PharmaChain

Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

// VERTICAL DOSSIER — PC-01
// TECH STACK LEDGER — PC-01
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Hyperledger Fabric 3.0
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Node.js Chaincode
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Fabric CA (X.509)
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Node.js / Express
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PostgreSQL
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React / Vite
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Nginx + Let's Encrypt
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AWS / DigitalOcean
Annual Deaths from Counterfeits500,000
Recall ResponseReal-time
Regulatory Frameworks7 Covered
MVP Status✅ Live

Immutable provenance for every molecule in the chain.

// SYSTEM OVERVIEW

PharmaChain is a pharmaceutical supply chain platform built on Hyperledger Fabric — a permissioned enterprise blockchain used by IBM, Walmart, and major financial institutions. Every event in the supply chain is recorded as a cryptographically signed, permanently immutable entry on the blockchain. No single company controls it. No one can alter it.

Every year, 500,000 people die from counterfeit or substandard medicines. In 2022, contaminated cough syrup killed 66 children in Gambia. PharmaChain establishes an unbreakable chain of custody from manufacturer to patient — and any patient can verify their medicine is authentic in seconds, with no login required.

// INTERACTIVE PREVIEW
PharmaChain - Interactive Demo

Launch Interactive Demo

Click to activate · PharmaChain walkthrough

// KEY METRICS

Annual Deaths from Counterfeits

500,000

Recall Response

Real-time

Regulatory Frameworks

7 Covered

MVP Status

✅ Live

// ARCHITECTURE FLOW — PC-01

Logic Layer

01

Government

Registers products, issues MA & GMP certs, initiates recalls

02

Manufacturer

Creates batches linked to valid MA/GMP; QC releases on-chain

03

Doctor

Issues prescriptions by WHO INN with dosage, expiry, and repeats

04

Pharmacy

Receives shipments; dispenses only with valid on-chain prescription

05

Patient

Verifies any batch publicly — no login, no fee, full EPCIS history

// FIVE ROLES. ONE LEDGER. — PC-01
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Government / Regulatory Authority

Registers medicinal products with full GS1 identifiers (GTIN, INN, ATC code). Issues Marketing Authorisations and GMP Certificates. Initiates Class I/II/III batch recalls with live regulatory oversight from the blockchain.

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Manufacturer

Creates production batches linked to a valid MA and GMP Certificate — both validated by the smart contract. QC releases batches simulating Qualified Person certification per EU GMP Annex 16.

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Doctor

Issues prescriptions using WHO International Nonproprietary Names (INN) — not brand names. Clinical fields include dosage, frequency, duration, indication, and repeats — enforced on-chain at dispensing.

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Pharmacy

Receives shipments with EPCIS receive events recorded. Dispenses only with a valid, unexpired prescription — the smart contract validates product, patient, and allowed quantity.

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Patient

Receives medicine and can verify it immediately via public portal — no login required. Enter any batch number to see the complete supply chain history, QC release date, expiry, and current recall status.

// KEY TECHNICAL DIFFERENTIATORS

Tamper-proof by design

Each block contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block. Altering any historical record invalidates every subsequent block — detectable by all nodes instantly.

Role enforcement in chaincode

Access control is enforced in the smart contract, not just the UI. A manufacturer cannot dispense. A pharmacy cannot create a batch. Even bypassing the frontend, the blockchain rejects the transaction.

Two-organisation endorsement

Every transaction must be endorsed by two independent peer organisations before it commits to the ledger. No single party can unilaterally record a false transaction.

EPCIS event model

Industry-standard GS1 EPCIS event architecture — the same model used by major pharmaceutical companies globally for FMD and DSCSA compliance.

Prescription enforcement on-chain

A pharmacy cannot dispense without a valid, unexpired prescription covering the correct product for the correct patient. Enforced in the smart contract — not in the UI.

Public verifiability

Any patient, regulator, or journalist can verify any batch — no login, no account, no fee. The complete EPCIS event chain is publicly readable.

// REGULATORY ALIGNMENT
Regulation
Region
Coverage
EU Falsified Medicines Directive (2011/62/EU)
EU
Core track-and-trace, verification at dispense
EU Good Manufacturing Practice (EudraLex Vol 4)
EU
Batch records, QP release, quarantine, recall
Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA)
US
Transaction History, Transaction Information
FDA GMP (21 CFR 210-211)
US
Batch traceability, recall classification (Class I/II/III)
GS1 EPCIS 2.0
Global
Event model — commission, ship, receive, dispense, recall
WHO INN Programme
Global
Prescribing and recording by International Nonproprietary Name
WHO ATC Classification
Global
Products classified by Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical code
// DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP
Phase 1MVP[COMPLETE]

Core track-and-trace: product registration, MA/GMP management, batch lifecycle, prescription enforcement, public verification.

Phase 2Clinical Completeness[COMPLETE]

Industry terminology (MA, GMP, EPCIS), QC quarantine/release workflow, Class I/II/III recalls, patient portal, prescription clinical fields (INN, dosage, frequency, indication).

Phase 3Production Infrastructure[NEXT]

Multi-organisation network, HTTPS, pack-level serialisation (EU FMD), pseudonymous patient IDs (GDPR), monitoring, secrets management.

Phase 4Integrations[PLANNED]

ERP integration (SAP, Oracle), IoT cold chain monitoring, mobile application (React Native), ADR/pharmacovigilance reporting, EMVS integration.

// REQUEST A DEMO

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