Buenos Aires to issue blockchain-based digital ID
The first documents available on-chain in Buenos Aires will include birth and marriage certificates, along with proof of income and academic verification.
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The first documents available on-chain in Buenos Aires will include birth and marriage certificates, along with proof of income and academic verification.
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