Exclusive interview with Blocksign – A New Way to Sign Documents

Exclusive interview with Blocksign – A New Way to Sign Documents

Modern scholars agree that one of the earliest systems of writing appeared in Sumer in the late 4th millennium BC as a way to keep account of inventories and record transactions. Humanity sure has come a long way from signing records on clay tablets. Now a new service called Blocksign allows anyone to sign legally binding documents and preserve records on the blockchain. This technology is very disruptive and has the potential to render notaries and other record keeping industries – obsolete. Blocksign is a service that lets people digitally sign legally binding documents and preserve a....


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Exclusive Interview with the URO Foundation: UROSE

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