On September 9, the China Blockchain Application Center celebrated the launch of its Hong Kong branch.
Our CEO Stewie Zhu, who also serves as Executive Director of CBAC, congratulated the launch. As the latest addition to the CBAC network, the Hong Kong Branch will help connect researchers, developers and entrepreneurs around the world, while facilitating the development of industrial regulation. We look forward to a globally more inclusive industry!
On September 5, the DCC team attended the DMC Festival in Seoul, Korea, and met with leaders in blockchain, tech and politics. Stewie Zhu shared his views on blockchain and fintech in the panel, and held interviews with local media outlets at the DCC booth.
On September 6, the team met with the head of blockchain research at SK Telecom, the spokesperson of the financial service department at Hanwha, and professionals from leading firms in the tax preparation industry. During the meetings, Stewie discussed trends in blockchain-based economics. Following the discussions, several blockchain-focused media outlets reached out to us — stay tuned for coverage from the interviews!
Our Vietnamese community is having fun with riddles in our Amazing Weekend Game program. Join the telegram channel, make a guess, and each winner will receive a gift equivalent to 2750 DCC.
Manage your personal data in a more decentralized manner — the IPFS-based framework for personal data management is live! Based on IPFS public network, users can create their own IPFS nodes and store data there, store the index of personal data on the DCC platform, and enjoy a smoother experience when verifying the encrypted private keys.
Now, users can restore credit verification data on different devices with their DCCID. Users who have manually backed up their information on the cloud can also restore the data after re-installing BitExpress.
Our tech team is developing SDKs for diploma and social security payment information. We’re also evaluating the development plans for SDKs for anti-fraud data from Ant Credit and Tongdun.
We’ll be releasing multiple SDKs for Vietnamese personal data, including ID, passport, household registration, and driver’s license information.
We’re connecting our database with Indonesian data service providers to import consumer finance information.
