Blockchain technology remains one of the hottest trends among financial, governmental and commercial organisations worldwide. ForkLog offers a survey of the most interesting recent initiatives.<\/p>\n
Authorities in the Indian state of Maharashtra began<\/a> issuing government certificates to citizens with the help of the Polygon<\/a> network in collaboration with blockchain startup LegitDoc.<\/p>\n The initiative is being rolled out under the Digital India programme. Certificates are planned to be issued to more than a million low-income residents of Gadchiroli district.<\/p>\n Blockchain-based document verification will help eliminate cases of fraud by scammers impersonating the needy to obtain government benefits.<\/p>\n The Romanian Financial Supervisory Authority has successfully tested and implemented blockchain to speed up workflows and enable more efficient interaction, according to The Diplomat<\/a>.<\/p>\n The technology will help the agency cut the time required to process large data volumes that had previously been handled manually. It will also provide robust data protection.<\/p>\n President of the regulator Niku Marku noted that accelerating digitisation of its operations has become one of the regulator’s main tasks. He said that today it is hard to operate effectively without modern technologies.<\/p>\nRomanian regulator adopts blockchain to speed up workflows<\/strong><\/h2>\n
California proposes blockchain to combat employment fraud<\/strong><\/h2>\n