In the wild.
70+ examples. One primitive. Across industries and data flows.
Polymonial does a lot. These use case examples show how — across the flows your business already runs (a CSV, an API, an EDI feed, a healthcare record exchange etc) and the problems it already faces (proving compliance, sharing data with partners, migrating off legacy crypto etc). Filter by your sector, the data flow you have today, the theme you care about, or the problem you’re trying to solve.
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EXA12
Healthcare
Encrypted Medical Records
Encrypt every patient record once. Doctors see only what they need — enforced by maths, not policy.
EXA13
Universal
AI Training Data
Prove your AI model meets every regulatory test — without revealing the data or the weights.
EXA19
Healthcare
Genomic Privacy
GA4GH Beacon-style variant queries on sealed genomes — federated GWAS, PRS, and variant-frequency studies progress without the sequence ever leaving the contributor.
EXA24
Media
Whistleblower Communication
Multi-hop confidential reporting where every byte of metadata reveals nothing.
EXA30
Finance
Bitcoin Wallet Protection
Migrate your Bitcoin to quantum-safe cryptography — no hard fork, no new address, no protocol change.
EXA31
Universal
Certificate Migration
Move 10,000 TLS certificates to post-quantum cryptography without re-issuing through every CA. Code unchanged.
EXA33
Universal
Cross-Chain Bridge
Move value between blockchains with cryptographic proof — not validator trust.
EXA55
Universal
Customer Support Ticket Privacy
Customers paste credentials into support tickets — Polymonial detects and seals before tier-1 sees them.
EXA65
Insurance
Insurance Claims
Settle a claim in the browser — without the policy, the diagnosis or the loss report ever leaving the claimant.
EXA66
Finance
Loan Decisioning
Prove you qualify for the loan — without handing the lender your entire financial life.
EXA67
Finance
Fraud Screening
Spot fraud patterns across banks — without any bank exposing its transaction graph.