The First E-Government Blockchain Platform Launched In China

The first E-Government blockchain platform has finally been launched in Anhui, China. Anhui is home to more than 62 million people and is the 8th most crowded region in China. With it being the world’s 6th biggest economic center, the local government intends to assemble an expansive system that can coordinate information across regions and departments in the hopes of improving business joint efforts.

The blockchain-based platform is named “Blockchain + Electronic Certificate and License” and is a part of President Xi Jinping’s order for state and local authorities to harness the power of the technology underlying Bitcoin and to apply it to a wide scope of enterprises joining various applications. The platform will follow legal advisors licenses.

It has been President Xi Jinping’s mission to turn China into the world leader in blockchain initiatives, which explains why China is quickly building blockchain-powered infrastructure to change inheritance platforms and build new frameworks that can more readily serve the virtual economy. A month ago a leaked picture of the primary cycle of a mobile application that would power the nation’s digital currency was released on social media.

[image: Pixabay]

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