The Technology
Backbone of
MyRxWallet.
MyRxWallet DAO, LLC develops and supports the technology infrastructure connecting patients, providers, healthcare organizations, data, and applications throughout the MyRxWallet ecosystem.
Build · Secure · Connect · Govern
Innovating, developing, licensing, and supporting the technology across the MyRxWallet ecosystem.
MyRxWallet DAO, LLC is responsible for the proprietary software, blockchain protocols, artificial intelligence models, and enterprise EHR/EMR systems used throughout the MyRxWallet ecosystem — including smart-contract frameworks, decentralized-data infrastructure, and interoperability tools connecting patients, providers, clinics, hospitals, laboratories, and payers.
EHR & EMR Technology
Enterprise health-record infrastructure, patient and provider portals, and clinical data systems.
Blockchain
Permissioned blockchain infrastructure creating tamper-evident logs of healthcare-record interactions.
Interoperability
HL7 FHIR-based APIs connecting healthcare information across systems, providers, and payers.
Consent & Identity
Smart-contract frameworks intended to enforce permissions and record verifiable access events.
Artificial Intelligence
Clinical AI and bio-genomics AI initiatives, including planned engines not yet built.
DAO Governance
A decentralized-governance architecture intended to allow auditable participation over time.
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ONC Inferno v8.0.0 sub-tests completed with zero failures, according to MyRxWallet's SEC disclosure (April 17, 2026), as a predicate step toward certification.
Current technology, and what remains on the roadmap.
See the full parcel-by-parcel breakdown on Technology Roadmap.
"Technically operational" describes systems deployed to production environments. It does not mean the platform has been demonstrated or tested at commercial scale with external users — the company remains pre-commercial.
Interested in our technology, interoperability approach, or platform architecture?
We welcome inquiries from technology partners, healthcare organizations, developers, and researchers.