MediMint is a blockchain-based platform that aims to tokenize high-value diagnostic medical equipment, such as MRI, CT, and ultrasound machines. The project seeks to create a scalable model for deploying and managing healthcare infrastructure by representing revenue shares from these machines as on-chain digital assets. ^{[1] [2]}

Overview

MediMint is a real-world asset (RWA) tokenization project designed to address challenges in healthcare infrastructure financing and management, with an initial focus on markets in India and Africa. ^[3] The platform's core function is to transform expensive medical equipment into digital assets, which allows for fractional ownership and the distribution of revenue generated from their use. The model is intended to provide hospitals and diagnostic centers with an alternative financing mechanism to acquire or upgrade advanced machinery without prohibitive upfront costs. ^[3]

The project's stated vision is to integrate advanced medical equipment into global healthcare ecosystems, bridging the gap between technological innovation and healthcare accessibility. ^[1] By leveraging blockchain technology, MediMint aims to provide transparency and efficiency for stakeholders, including investors and healthcare providers. Every diagnostic scan and subsequent revenue split is intended to be tracked on-chain, creating an immutable ledger for verifying returns and machine usage. The project is reportedly backed by a network of over 300 hospitals and focuses on generating real-world yield from tangible medical services. ^{[1] [4]}

The platform's co-founders are Vikash Sharma and Nalin Kumar. Vikash Sharma is also the Group CEO of Avisa Group, which is described as running a large chain of hospitals, and has a background in healthcare blockchain and AI-precision medicine. Nalin Kumar has a background in traditional finance, with previous roles at JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch, RoboBank, and Rand Bank, and is an alumnus of IIM-Calcutta and IIT-Kharagpur. ^[1]

Products

MediMint's primary product is its platform for the tokenization of real-world medical assets, specifically high-value diagnostic machines. The digital assets, or RWA tokens, created through this process represent a fractional, legal ownership stake in a specific piece of equipment deployed in a partner hospital. ^[3] The system is designed to connect radiology hardware with laboratory software, creating an integrated framework for managing operations from patient scans to revenue distribution. ^[2]

The platform mentions the goal of unlocking value through "Data NFTs," suggesting a future product line focused on the tokenization of anonymized medical data to create additional revenue streams for hospitals, though detailed information on this aspect is limited. ^{[1] [3]} The project's documentation also notes the development of a platform and a mobile application for users to interface with the ecosystem. ^[2]

Features

The MediMint platform is designed with several key features to support its operational model:

• Blockchain Integration: The platform is built on blockchain technology to ensure that operational and financial transactions are recorded in a secure, transparent, and traceable manner. ^[1]
• Revenue Tokenization: It tokenizes the revenue generated by diagnostic machines, enabling the tracking and distribution of earnings among token holders. ^[1]
• Smart Contract Execution: The system is intended to use pre-programmed smart contracts to automatically calculate and execute yield distribution to token holders based on recorded revenue from medical scans. ^[1]
• Real-Time Data Logging: Every transaction, including patient scans and machine operations, is designed to be logged in real-time on-chain to reduce data discrepancies and promote accountability. ^[2]
• Yield Authentication: The platform employs a data tracking mechanism to authenticate the yield generated by each tokenized machine, aiming to ensure that revenue from patient scans is traceable and verifiable. ^[2]
• Machine Connectivity: A focus of the platform is creating seamless connectivity between radiology machines and associated laboratory software. This integration is crucial for the automated flow of data from the diagnostic scan to the final token-based revenue tracking. ^[2]
• Analytics Dashboard: A user-facing dashboard is a planned feature that would allow stakeholders to view key metrics, including their token holdings and total earnings to date. ^[1]

The features are designed to create a transparent system where revenue is traceable and distributed equitably among stakeholders. ^[2]

Ecosystem

The MediMint ecosystem is structured to connect various stakeholders within the healthcare and investment sectors. The primary participants include:

• Healthcare Providers: Hospitals and diagnostic centers that operate the medical equipment. The project states its network includes over 300 hospitals across India and Africa. ^[1]
• Investors (Token Holders): Individuals and entities who purchase MediMint's RWA tokens, providing capital to fund the medical equipment and in turn receiving a share of the revenue generated. ^[3]
• Patients: The end-users of the diagnostic services whose scans generate the revenue that sustains the ecosystem. ^[3]
• The MediMint Platform: The core technology infrastructure that facilitates the tokenization, on-chain data tracking, and automated revenue distribution via smart contracts. ^[1]

The project also runs an Ambassador Program to engage Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and community leaders to support the project's growth and adoption. ^[3]

Use Cases

The MediMint platform is intended to serve several key use cases for its different ecosystem participants.

• Democratizing investment in high-value medical infrastructure by allowing for fractional ownership. ^[1]
• Providing a transparent and automated revenue-sharing model for healthcare equipment owners and operators. ^[1]
• Enhancing the operational and financial efficiency of hospitals and diagnostic centers. ^[1]
• Facilitating the deployment of advanced medical technology in underserved communities by offering an alternative financing model. ^[3]
• Creating a mechanism for investors to generate yield from real-world, non-volatile assets in the healthcare sector. ^[4]
• Establishing a verifiable on-chain record of patient scans and revenue for auditing and accountability purposes. ^[2]

These use cases collectively aim to improve healthcare financing, patient access, and investor opportunities through the application of blockchain technology. ^{[1] [2]}

Architecture

MediMint's technical architecture is described as a multi-layered system designed to connect physical assets to the blockchain, built in collaboration with Avisa Smart. ^[3] The system functions through several distinct layers.

The first is a Data Integration Layer that connects directly with the diagnostic machines to source operational data, such as scan counts and revenue. ^[1] This layer is designed to adhere to the HL7 (Health Level Seven) protocol, which is a set of international standards for transferring clinical and administrative data between software applications used by various healthcare providers. This allows for standardized and secure data exchange. ^{[1] [2]}

The second is the Blockchain & Smart Contract Layer. This is the core of the platform, where operational data is recorded on-chain in real-time to create an immutable ledger. Smart contracts are deployed on this layer to automate the calculation and distribution of revenue shares to the RWA token holders based on the logged machine usage. ^{[1] [3]}

The third is the Application Layer, which includes the user-facing analytics dashboard. This layer allows investors and other stakeholders to track their assets, monitor equipment performance, and view earnings. ^[1]

Tokenomics

The token model centers on Real-World Asset (RWA) tokens rather than a single native platform token, though a "MediMint Token" is mentioned as a core component of the ecosystem. ^{[1] [2]}

Token Utilities

The primary utility of MediMint's tokens is linked to the physical assets they represent.

• Represents a fractionalized share or direct ownership stake in a revenue-generating diagnostic machine. ^{[3] [4]}
• Entitles the holder to receive a proportional share of the yield derived from the real-world use of the tokenized medical equipment. ^[1]

Allocation and Governance

• Information regarding specific token allocation percentages, total supply, or distribution schedules is not available in the provided source materials. ^{[1] [4]}
• Details on the governance rights associated with the MediMint token or platform-wide governance mechanisms are not specified in the provided source materials. ^{[1] [2]}

Confirmed Partnerships

• Avisa Group: The project's CEO, Vikash Sharma, is also the Group CEO of Avisa Group, which is described as running a chain of over 350 hospitals. This relationship forms the basis for MediMint's access to a network of healthcare facilities. ^[1]
• Avisa Smart: The technical architecture of the MediMint platform is built in partnership with or using technology from Avisa Smart. ^[3]
• Hospital Network: The project states it is backed by a network of over 300 hospitals located across India and Africa, which serve as the operators of the tokenized equipment. ^{[1] [4]}