Japanese digital services firm GMO Internet has debuted its latest blockchain project: a "know your customer" app aimed at the banking industry.
A blockchain startup headquartered in Sweden has raised $1.6 million in new funding.
Could blockchain underpin a U.S. State Department overhaul? Members of the department and blockchain startups are encouraged after a recent forum.
The two enterprise blockchain heavyweights join a diverse group of partners, ranging from other big corporates (Microsoft, Accenture) to startups.
A blockchain startup from Virginia has received additional funding from the US Department of Homeland Security for ID and online access solutions.
Massachuetts-based digital identity startup Cambridge Blockchain is opening a new office in Paris.
A look at the applications using Blockstack's platform give insight into what kind of future the startup is looking to cultivate.
Illinois' state government has launched a new blockchain pilot focused on the digitization of new birth certificates.
A blockchain task force within the European Parliament wants to explore how the technology could be used to provide digital identities to refugees.
Popular how-to website wikiHow is partnering with blockchain startup Civic to boost the security of its login process.
A government agency in Brazil is investigating how it could leverage blockchain technology to verify the legitimacy of ID documents.
ShoCard has announced a new venture funding round, news that coincides with its launch of a new enterprise-focused identity product.
Can blockchain technology have a real impact on education certification? CoinDesk's Noelle Acheson argues that it can, if the scope is wide enough.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has published three new filings from financial giant Bank of America.
A blockchain startup has received new funding from the US government to develop blockchain key management solutions.