Blockchain is no longer a story about the distant future — it has already settled deep into our everyday lives. Shared blockchain infrastructure for public institutions helps public agencies adopt blockchain easily and economically, and it is opening up the technology's possibilities through applications such as digital IDs, citizen cards, and digital badges.
Blockchain Seeps into Everyday Life: The Potential of Shared Blockchain Infrastructure for Public Institutions
The PARAMETA consortium in particular is leading the build-out of shared blockchain infrastructure for public institutions through the 2024 Blockchain Private Sector Expansion Program, starting with DID (Decentralized Identifier) and NFT (Non-Fungible Token) services. Sign up, configure a few settings, and a blockchain service can be up and running within a week — on an economical system that costs about one-tenth of what conventional approaches do.
The consortium is also preparing CSAP (Cloud Security Assurance Program) certification, a first for a blockchain service, creating an environment in which public institutions can use blockchain-based services safely and with confidence.
Shared blockchain infrastructure for public institutions lets anyone use digital administrative services conveniently, with no need to understand the technology behind them, and it gives the public data they can trust more. We are looking forward to a better future in which blockchain connects the public and private sectors and brings real, practical convenience to everyday life.
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[Contributed] Blockchain Enters Everyday Life: From Digital ID to Provincial Resident Cards
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