Radiologex launches STO for medical blockchain platform R-DEE

Radiologex is conducting a tokenised securities offering (STO) of the R-DEE blockchain platform. ForkLog has been told by project representatives.

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R-DEE is a blockchain platform that provides data storage and sharing services among doctors, healthcare professionals, and medical companies. Radiologex has implemented eight modules on the platform:

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• R-DEE Connect — end-to-end encrypted messenger for communication with medical professionals;
• R-DEE Marketplace — platform for selling medical equipment;
• R-DEE Expert — platform for consultations and search for medical professionals;
• R-DEE Vault — service for storing medical data;
• R-DEE Scan — service for transmitting medical images;
• R-DEE Manage — service for organising patient data;
• R-DEE Settle — payments service;
• R-DEE Stream — platform for publishing content on medicine and health care.

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Users can interact with the platform via the web version or mobile applications on iOS and Android. R-DEE runs on the PAC Protocol. As of April 2021, 2,016 nodes had joined the platform’s network via its network map.

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Radiologex will conduct a token sale on the Securitize platform. The total issuance of R-DEE tokens is 100 million. For the STO, the company will issue 20 million tokens with a nominal value of $1. The minimum investment is $5,000 for U.S. citizens and $2,500 for residents of other countries. R-DEE token holders are entitled to a portion of the platform’s revenue.

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In the third quarter of 2021, Radiologex plans to roll out a global launch of the platform.

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“After developing the minimum viable product (MVP), the Radiologex team conducted clinical trials. We needed to ensure that R-DEE accounts for all real-use scenarios. In the third quarter, we will release a tested version of the platform for users worldwide,” said project representatives.

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Earlier in May, ForkLog reported on blockchain solutions that help counter COVID-19, protect copyrights and track vehicle maintenance.

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