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UK University Develops Blockchain Certificate To Protect Consumers From Coronavirus

Roland James

Summary: British researchers are testing a new blockchain-based certificate intended to manage COVID-19 risks across supply chains. The recently launched “4th Fourth Industrial Revolution Technologies Centre” is testing a blockchain-based Coronavirus Clearance Certificate (CCC), issued by the Transnational Transparent Procurement Foundation (TTPF). The CCC aims to reassure customers that goods across the value chain do not ...

British researchers are testing a new blockchain-based certificate intended to manage COVID-19 risks across supply chains.

The recently launched “4th Fourth Industrial Revolution Technologies Centre” is testing a blockchain-based Coronavirus Clearance Certificate (CCC), issued by the Transnational Transparent Procurement Foundation (TTPF). The CCC aims to reassure customers that goods across the value chain do not pose a threat to themselves or to others.

The center is also known as “BCU-CCEG 4IR,” an acronym for its founders; Birmingham City University (BCU) and the non-profit Centre for Citizenship, Enterprise and Governance (CCEG).

By Roland James

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