💱Marketplace

In DriveChain's Market:

Vehicle Data Producers (VDPs) supply the market with vehicle data.

Vehicle Data Buyers (VDBs) obtain permission to use their data.

VDPs generate recurring revenue based on the volume and usage of the data generated.

VDBs pay for using licensed vehicle data, which are used as compensation for the VDPs.

VDBs can sell processed data back into the market to generate recurring revenue.

VDPs maintain ownership of their data.
VDBs gain individual access rights to a specific set of vehicle data.
VDBs are prohibited from resale vehicle data unless the VDP transfers ownership.
VDBs own their processed vehicle data and services.

VDPs permission is necessary for each instance that their vehicle data is purchased.
VDPs can transfer ownership of their vehicle data to permit the resale of it.
VDPs are given the option to provide different security levels of access to their data. The categories, types and descriptions of vehicle data are the following:

Data Category	Data Type	Description
Personal (User) L1: Highly Sensitive Personal Information Data	· Real name of vehicle user · Location · Driver behavior · Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) · Facial recognition	Information that can identify vehicles and users captured
Personal (User) L2: Regular Personal Information Data	· User’s age and gender · Vehicle's make, model & engine type	Information that can be used to perform fine subdivisions of vehicles and their users
Non-personal (System) L3: Regular Vehicle Data	· Speed and operational status · Odometer and fuel level · Event triggers (e.g., ignition ON/OFF) · Diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs)	Information of a universal nature collected through the on-board diagnostics that cannot be used to identify vehicles and their users
Non-personal (System) L4: Large Capacity Vehicle Data	· Raw vehicle communication area network data (CAN) · Forward facing driving footage	Information available through the vehicle’s network(s) and external cameras

Data Category

Data Type

Description

Personal (User) L1: Highly Sensitive Personal Information Data

· Real name of vehicle user

· Location

· Driver behavior

· Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

· Facial recognition

Information that can identify vehicles and users captured

Personal (User) L2: Regular Personal Information Data

· User’s age and gender

· Vehicle's make, model & engine type

Information that can be used to perform fine subdivisions of vehicles and their users

Non-personal (System) L3: Regular Vehicle Data

· Speed and operational status

· Odometer and fuel level

· Event triggers (e.g., ignition ON/OFF)

· Diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs)

Information of a universal nature collected through the on-board diagnostics that cannot be used to identify vehicles and their users

Non-personal (System) L4: Large Capacity Vehicle Data

· Forward facing driving footage

Information available through the vehicle’s network(s) and external cameras

Last updated 1 year ago