Verifiable-Credentials

Blockchain Beyond Bitcoin: Smart Contracts and Identity Blockchain technology is not only about money. It also hosts smart contracts and identity tools that can change how we do business and verify who we are online. These ideas share a common goal: more trust with less risk and fewer middlemen. Simple programs and standards can empower individuals and small teams alike. Smart contracts are self-executing agreements that run on a blockchain. When a set of conditions is met, the contract triggers actions automatically. For example, a rental agreement could release a security deposit after move-out checks, or a supplier payment could be released when goods arrive and a receipt is recorded. Because the code is public, both sides can see the rules, and the blockchain records provide an auditable trail. ...

GovTech Digital Identity and Authentication Digital identity for government services helps citizens access programs securely and quickly. A strong system verifies who a person is, while sharing only what is needed. This approach supports fair access, reduces fraud, and protects privacy across many services, from applying for permits to checking benefits. Public sector teams rely on layered authentication, trusted credential exchange, and clear governance. By combining identity verification with user-friendly login, agencies can serve people better without compromising safety. ...