These China-based notaries are using the Blockchain to manage their client’s cases

by Aurelia Butler 5 October 2020, 22:00 169 Views

According to Jiemian, the “Hui Cun” platform (which is managed by Shanghai Xuhui Notary Public) is a blockchain-based electronic data storage protocol that exercises notarization functions. It stores pictures, videos, and screen recordings on the platform via a blockchain network. These files are then preserved for use in litigation.

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