Foundational Components for B2B Data Sharing Using the Solid Protocol

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Abstract

This article introduces foundational components for decentralized B2B data sharing based on the solid protocol, emphasizing data sovereignty, security, and interoperability. These components are: (1) Authorization app (AuthApp) – facilitating granular control and compliance in access granting and revocation processes; (2) rights delegation proxy (RDP) – supporting controlled delegation of rights, enabling natural persons to act on behalf of organizations while ensuring privacy and traceability; (3) data provisioning proxy (DPP) – allowing seamless and secure data provisioning across organizations while masking the identity of upstream data sources to protect business interests. The components enable the creation of end-to-end, standards-based, flexible data value chains. We validate their applicability through a real-world financial services use case involving loan processing, which illustrates data sharing and protection challenges in B2B ecosystems.

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Both, A., Kastner, T., Yeboah, D., Braun, C., Schraudner, D., Schmid, S., … Harth, A. (2025). Foundational Components for B2B Data Sharing Using the Solid Protocol. Journal of Web Engineering, 24(4), 593–633. https://doi.org/10.13052/jwe1540-9589.2445

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