Bhutan Moves Self-Sovereign ID System to Ethereum, Serving 800,000 Citizens

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Bhutan has taken a big step into the digital age by moving its self-sovereign ID system to the Ethereum blockchain, giving nearly 800,000 citizens secure and verifiable digital identities. The system lets people control their own personal data, deciding when and with whom to share it, without depending on central authorities. By using Ethereum, the platform ensures that identity records are transparent, secure, and tamper-proof, helping to prevent fraud and misuse. The move highlights Bhutan’s focus on innovation and citizen empowerment, making it easier for residents to access both government and private services. For citizens, it’s a practical way to manage their identity online while maintaining privacy, security, and control over their personal information.

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