MedChain and Trustroot Partner to Secure Electronic Health Record Transactions on the Blockchain

MedChain, the leading blockchain electronic health record platform is excited to announce a new partnership with the leading blockchain security protocol, Trustroot (www.trustroot.io).

This partnership will allow individuals who use the the Medchain’s platform to be fully confident in the validity of their transaction. With the high rate of fraudulent activity happening within the blockchain community, the addition of Trustroot’s verification will provide customers peace of mind while protecting them from phishing attacks, malware, and other advanced cyber threats.

Joachim Sandgaard, CEO of MedChain, said the partnership with Trustroot will give our customers increased confidence in our platform. “Given the importance of an individuals’s healthcare record, customer protection is a must, and we are excited to be partnering with Trustroot to keep our customers safe.”

Commenting on the partnership with MedChain, Shayan Zadeh, CEO of Trustroot, said: “Medchain is a great project that democratizes healthcare records for all patients. We are excited to see our technology providing more users increased safety and security for such a vital technology”

MedChain’s mission is to use blockchain technology to establish a better, more secure and transparent framework for Electronic Medical Records (EMR) that vastly improves the quality of care for patients while reducing healthcare providers’ costs. This allows companies and individuals to build software and applications within a globally compliant framework facilitating secure storage and transparency. Learn more about the project at www.medchain.global.

Trustroot is a blockchain protocol that protects individuals and businesses from fraud and theft within the cryptocurrency community. The protocol verifies the identity and trustworthiness of the blockchain business users interact with to help them avoid scams, phishing attacks, and other fraudulent activity. Learn more about the project at www.trustroot.io.