The Korean national government has pledged $1.27 million to develop the blockchain technology for the country’s residents. “Homeowners, residents, and management will be able to use the platform, which will also provide video conferencing and electronic payment solutions,” according to the article.
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S. Korea Pledges $1.27M Toward Blockchain Voting, In-home Platform
The South Korean Ministry of Science has selected the company Ksign to develop a blockchain-based platform to allow residents to vote electronically, manage their parking spots and address other “housing-based governance measures.” So reports Cointelegraph.
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