SOLVE

Solve.Care (SOLVE) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2017. The asset functions as a healthcare-native utility token on the Ethereum mainnet, engineered to underpin an ecosystem of decentralized health networks that strip administrative fat from care delivery and payment reconciliation.

The protocol confronts the chronic fragmentation that inflates global healthcare costs—claims adjudication, eligibility verification, and provider reimbursement still crawl through mutually incompatible legacy systems decades after digitization. By deploying blockchain-anchored Care Networks, Solve.Care compresses these multi-party workflows into cryptographically auditable dApps, drastically reducing fraud vectors, duplicate claims, and settlement delays that siphon billions from public and private payers annually.

SOLVE operates on the Ethereum network as a standard ERC-20 token. It inherits the probabilistic finality and decentralized validator set of the Ethereum consensus layer rather than maintaining a separate chain, which simplifies integration for regulated enterprises while preserving the tamper-evident guarantees required for clinical and financial data handling.

Contract logic enforces multi-party workflows where SOLVE acts as both gas and settlement currency, allowing dApps to synchronize participant identities, payment instructions, and clinical records in a single transactional envelope. A rarely observed technical feature lets any Care Network lock the token’s value against a fiat-denominated service unit, converting it into a fixed-value instrument. This dual-state mechanism—variable currency and stable coin within the same contract—anchors recurrent healthcare payments to verifiable medical events without external oracles.

Founder Pradeep Goel, a serial entrepreneur who previously designed claims and enrollment architectures for Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial insurers, launched the token on September 25, 2017. The enterprise moved swiftly from whitepaper to production partnerships, securing real-world deployments with Boehringer Ingelheim, Uber Health, Lyft, Aon, and Arizona Care Network. In 2019, it became the first company to deploy blockchain-based digital currency for value-based payments inside the US healthcare system, a milestone that proved the viability of tokenized benefits administration at scale.

The project’s animating thesis is that patient outcomes and fiscal sustainability both collapse when data silos force reactive, trust-deficient interactions. By giving every stakeholder a shared, permissioned view of eligibility, treatment milestones, and payment triggers, Solve.Care aims to flip healthcare coordination from a retrospective paper chase into a real-time, event-driven process with incontestable provenance.

Inside the platform, SOLVE covers all transaction fees, inter-network payment settlements, marketplace purchases, and developer access rights. Network participants stake tokens to launch interoperable dApps, while enterprises maintain reserves to compensate providers and incentivize data sharing. The token also mediates governance actions: parameter amendments and network upgrade proposals require token-weighted voting, tying economic exposure directly to protocol steering.

Developers stake SOLVE to obtain the right to deploy patient-facing or administrative dApps, and care coordinators use it to release milestone-based reimbursements the moment a verifiable treatment event is recorded on-chain. Insurers that run private Care Networks escrow tokens to settle cross-entity claims without waiting for quarterly reconciliation batches, transforming volatile working capital cycles into near-instant settlement.

SOLVE has a total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens. Currently, 850,000,000 SOLVE are in circulation. The token’s market capitalization stands at $176,048. This places it at rank #4,986 among all cryptocurrencies.