Nebet
Sovereign health data for sovereign communities
Created on 9th October 2025
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Nebet
Sovereign health data for sovereign communities
The problem Nebet solves
Millions miss life-saving treatments due to barriers and fragmented data. Nebet is the answer: a blockchain platform that empowers patients with data sovereignty,giving them control, enabling transparent funding, and connecting global communities.
Global health faces three major crises
- Unequal access – Millions miss available treatments due to slow, inefficient systems.
- No data sovereignty – Patients can’t control or use their own medical/genomic data.
- Lack of trust – Donors doubt impact, patients fear privacy risks, blocking innovation.
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What is your product’s unique value proposition?
Our product gives small private clinics a simple, secure way to manage and share clinical records using Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKProofs)—a technology that protects patient data by verifying information without revealing it. This ensures full compliance with data protection laws while maintaining ease of use.
Who is your target customer?
Our primary target customers are small private clinics.
Who are your closest competitors and how are you different?
Irya, Patientory and MediLedger are apps for Europe and USA, our dApp is aimed to Mexico primarly and in medium term, other Latam countries.
We also offer: Medical passport, Transparent, fraud-free treatment funding marketplace, decentralized verification and ethical data.
What is your distribution strategy and why?
We'll focus on direct outreach to small private clinics through personalized email campaigns, targeted calls, and live demos.
Why this works:
Small private clinics often make purchasing decisions based on trust and relationship-building. Direct sales allow us to understand their specific needs, build credibility, and tailor our pitch to their daily workflows. This approach leads to higher conversion rates and long-term customer loyalty.
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