Tag: digital identity

The world we live in is ever changing with technological advancements outpacing the ability for the layperson to understand them. The world is undergoing a global digital transformation. Thus, it isn’t farfetched to assume that our current society may need a new model for one’s digital identity. Precisely, one that enhances privacy and security across both the digital and physical…

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A strategic partnership between Einstein Capital Partners Ltd., Canada’s most prominent digital currency exchange, and Ubiq Technologies was recently announced on January 23, 2018. Ubiq will be providing new blockchain solutions for the exchange to better record their shareholders and holders of stock options privately. Mastering Identities via Transparent Technologies The idea is the forerunner to being able to record…

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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has said that WISeKeY is among the five African trends expected to achieve great feats in the tech ecosystem this year. The company’s Digital Identity Blockchain is currently doing excellent work with the United Nations in the actualization of the 2030 goal to provide everyone in the world with a legal digital identity. Closing Registry…

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The Government of Dubai has announced its collaboration with UK-based blockchain startup ObjectTech to create digital passports for quick and efficient entry at the Dubai International Airport. Working closely with Dubai’s Immigration and Visas Department (GDRFA – General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners’ Affairs), ObjectTech seeks to create the world’s first ‘gate-less border’ through the use of the blockchain and…

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Bitcoin is considered to be one of the most revolutionary inventions of this generation. Bitcoin has challenged and to an extent changed the prevailing definitions of money, mediums of exchange and the creation of value. However, important as it is, bitcoin is not nearly as revolutionary as its underlying technology, the blockchain. The blockchain is an immutable distributed ledger that…

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Switzerland-based startup Procivis presented its eGovernment-as-a-Service proof of concept at Microsoft’s public sector digitization day in Bern, Switzerland on January 24. The startup lead by blockchain entrepreneur Daniel Gasteiger aims to “empower citizens by providing eGovernment applications built around self-sovereign digital identities and personal data security” by combining distributed ledger technology with Estonia’s e-government leading experience in that field. Procivis…

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