We built a private seed-to-sale traceability platform for a state-licensed cannabis client, integrating cultivation, processing, and retail data into one system. The solution was designed to meet stringent state regulatory requirements by capturing every event – from planting to sale – in real time. Traditional state systems often suffer from data silos and manual errors, so our platform provides end-to-end visibility and automated compliance reporting.
Deployed containerized services on Amazon EKS (Kubernetes) within a secured VPC with multiple public/private subnets and NAT Gateway.
Visual representation of our blockchain implementation and cloud infrastructure

Permissioned blockchain network with smart contracts for compliance validation

Scalable microservices architecture on EKS with multi-AZ deployment

Container orchestration with auto-scaling and high availability
At the core of the system is Hyperledger Fabric, a permissioned blockchain used to validate transactions and identities. Every critical event is written to the Fabric ledger, creating an immutable audit trail.
Only authorized participants (grower, lab, processor, retailer, regulators) hold certificates
Encode compliance rules so unauthorized operations are automatically rejected
Distributed ledger is cryptographically linked and resistant to tampering
When a cultivator scans a batch, the transaction is submitted to Fabric and concurrently reported to the state's tracking API, ensuring immutable, transparent traceability from seed to sale.
This project demonstrates how cutting-edge technology solves complex regulatory challenges in cannabis. By combining Hyperledger Fabric for identity-protected ledgers, Kubernetes on AWS for scalable microservices, and Tableau for analytics, we delivered a secure, transparent seed-to-sale platform. The system not only met all compliance requirements but also became a strategic business asset – improving efficiency and building trust with regulators and financial partners.