The potential use-cases for blockchain seem endless, as new blockchain company, UBITQUITY, has launched a blockchain-secure storage platform for passports, utilising the technology's function as a tool of authorisation and verification. In an interview with CoinDesk, CEO and co-founder David Chaum explained that his company is using blockchain's distributed ledger technology to create a "trustless" system where users can store their passports
The potential use-cases for blockchain seem endless, as new blockchain company, UBITQUITY, has launched a blockchain-secure storage platform for passports, utilising the technology's function as a tool of authorisation and verification. The company is also currently working on building out a blockchain-backed storage platform for businesses and consumers, to enable them to record assets digitally.