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UK renewables reached a record 43.7TWh (53.1%) in Q1 2026, with data verified via cryptographic fingerprints on the ADI Chain. Customer data remains private within Good Energy, allowing secure auditing.

Kenya is transforming its public healthcare system through the Social Health Authority, which replaced the National Hospital Insurance Fund in October 2024. Since then, more than 31 million people have registered with the scheme, with approximately KES 147 billion (USD 1.1 billion) paid to healthcare providers, significantly increasing the scale of healthcare claims processing. As national healthcare programs expand, so does the need for trusted, transparent and independently verifiable claims processing. Traditional e-claims systems can be difficult to audit end-to-end in real time, creating opportunities for fraud, duplicate claims and disputes while increasing pressure on insurers, healthcare providers and regulators. To address this challenge, Apeiro and the ADI Foundation introduced a blockchain-based proof layer that creates a secure digital fingerprint for every healthcare claim at the moment it is submitted. Patient and medical data remain within existing healthcare systems, while cryptographic proof is recorded on ADI Chain to create a tamper-evident audit trail. This enables stakeholders to verify what happened, when it happened and by whom, without exposing sensitive patient information. The solution strengthens fraud detection, improves auditability and accountability across insurers and healthcare providers, and supports trusted digital infrastructure for Kenya's Universal Health Coverage program.

As demand continues to grow for efficient, transparent and compliant alternatives to traditional payment rails, particularly across emerging markets where latency, cost and operational complexity remain significant challenges, there is increasing demand for trusted digital infrastructure that supports secure and efficient value transfer. DDSC is a UAE dirham-backed stablecoin launched following the strategic collaboration between IHC, First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) and Sirius International Holding, and supported by ADI Foundation's blockchain infrastructure. The initiative was established to support secure, compliant and efficient digital transactions for institutions, businesses and individuals, while enabling seamless value transfer and settlement across global markets. The successful execution of an AED 110 million (approximately USD 30 million) transaction using DDSC on ADI Chain represents a defining milestone for the DDSC stablecoin ecosystem. The transaction demonstrates operational readiness, scalability and real-world applicability at institutional volume, while providing tangible validation of the infrastructure underpinning DDSC and ADI Chain, moving the initiative beyond development into live deployment. It signals the system's capability to support high-value, high-frequency financial flows, including cross-border payments, treasury operations and trade settlement.