Patientory (PTOY): how it works, supply and reviews

In short

Type
PTOY is the native token of the PTOYMatrix health-data blockchain storage network.
Total supply
About 100.0 million PTOY on Ethereum (1 November 2026).
Risks and caveats
PTOYMatrix is a private permissioned network run through a membership body, not an open public blockchain.
Checked
1 November 2026

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Key facts

Ticker
PTOY
Official site
patientory.com

Key facts checked on 1 November 2026 against official sources.

What is Patientory

Patientory is a US health-data company whose app lets people collect their health records and earn $PTOY token rewards. PTOY is the token of PTOYMatrix, a permissioned health-data storage network governed by the non-profit Patientory Association.

Network and consensus

Network and consensus — Patientory
ParameterDetails
TypePTOY is the native token of the PTOYMatrix health-data blockchain storage network.
NetworkPTOYMatrix is a private permissioned blockchain; PTOY grants access to it.
Runs onPTOY is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with 8 decimals.
DesignThe whitepaper describes a private Ethereum implementation so that health data is not placed on the public chain.
ProductsPatientory Inc. offers the Patientory mobile app and the NEITH enterprise tool.
Open sourcePTOYMatrix code is on GitHub; the newest push is from 6 January 2023.

Supply and issuance

Supply and issuance — Patientory
ParameterDetails
Total supplyAbout 100.0 million PTOY on Ethereum (1 November 2026).
Initial distributionSold in a presale for ETH; 10% to the founding team (12-month hold) and 20% to the Patientory Foundation fund.
IssuanceStorage node hosts earn PTOY for unused storage.

What PTOY is used for

Who develops and governs Patientory

Company
Patientory Inc. is a population health data management and analytics company.
Founders
Chrissa McFarlane, CEO, launched Patientory in December 2015.
Governance
The non-profit Patientory Association governs PTOYMatrix.
Foundation
The Patientory Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, owns the PTOY and PTOYMATRIX rights.
Association
The Patientory Association is a global non-profit healthcare member organization.

History

History — Patientory
DateEvent
December 2015Chrissa McFarlane launches Patientory.
May 2017The Patientory whitepaper v1.1 is published.
2017The PTOY token sale is prepared and completed (roadmap, 2017).
16 May 2018Patientory Stiftung launches the open-source HealthNet blockchain network at its first Blockchain in Healthcare Summit.
30 May 2018Patientory Stiftung joins the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance.
23 May 2022The $PTOY Foundation launches the Digital Health for Equitable Health (DHEH) Alliance.

Security and audits

Security incidents

No security incident is recorded in the sources checked on 1 November 2026 (the company’s own channels and incident databases): defillama.com/hacks, hacked.slowmist.io, rekt.news/leaderboard, patientoryassociation.org/press, patientory.com

Official PTOY contracts

Official PTOY contracts
NetworkContract address
Ethereum0x8ae4bf2c33a8e667de34b54938b0ccd03eb8cc06

PTOY is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum with 8 decimals.

Risks and caveats

Official links

Questions and answers

What is Patientory (PTOY)?

Patientory is a health-data company whose app lets users manage health records and earn $PTOY rewards. PTOY is the token of the PTOYMatrix health-data storage network.

Who founded Patientory?

Chrissa McFarlane, the CEO, launched Patientory in December 2015.

What is the supply of PTOY?

The Ethereum contract showed a total supply of about 100.0 million PTOY on 1 November 2026.

What is PTOY used for?

PTOY pays for storage on PTOYMatrix, rewards app users for healthy actions and pays storage node hosts.

Sources

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