Australian Postal service will use blockchain applications to solve problems related to identity.
According to a recent report published by
ZDNet,
the Postal Service wants to create a private blockchain to be used for accreditation and e-voting.The company revealed this project back in March, when CEO Ahmed Fahour explained use cases related to digital identity.
Also, a partner for the Australia Post Accelerator, Rick Wingfield, explained that the distributed ledger could help the government to verify identities.
“If we’re going to successfully digitize the economy and the hard parts of the economy that haven’t been digitized yet … the hard things like health, education and government services, those things require trust. If we’re going to digitize some of those things, then we need to know someone is who they say they are.”
Australian Government supports the Blockchain
The government, in fact, published a statement
earlier this year where explains its intention to
simplify laws for Fintech companies and to end the double taxation for bitcoin transactions.
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