Over a Million South Koreans Now Hold Blockchain-Based Drivers Licenses

Over a Million South Koreans Now Hold Blockchain-Based Drivers Licenses
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2020-8-13 13:07

Over a million South Koreans now boast of having drivers licenses issued on the blockchain, as per local reports Thursday. Blockchain ID Accepted Everywhere Launched just over two months ago in May, the South Korean program for issuing driver licenses over a public blockchain has already attracted over one million Koreans, showing huge interest inRead MoreRead More.

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