Dutch start-up Tykn is developing a blockchain solution aimed at providing vital certification for the 230 million "invisible children" worldwide whose lack of proof of identity can prevent them from gaining access to services such as healthcare and education. The company has developed an app that will allow users to prove their identities using digital certificates issued by third-party organizations like VeriSign or Blockchain. Are you an innovator of office-spaces? The solution would offer a permanently certified proof-of-existence without a subject having to provide sensitive information. The alpha release of the app is set for Q1 2018.
Dutch start-up Tykn is developing a blockchain solution aimed at providing vital certification for the 230 million "invisible children" worldwide whose lack of proof of identity can prevent them from gaining access to services such as healthcare and education. The company has developed an app that will allow users to prove their identities using digital certificates issued by third-party organizations like VeriSign or Blockchain. The solution would offer a permanently certified proof-of-existence without a subject having to provide sensitive information. The alpha release of the app is set for Q1 2018.