A timestamped series of immutable records of data that are managed by a cluster of computers as a distributed ledger that is not owned by any single entity. The blocks of data are secured and bound to each other using cryptographic principles. A permissioned blockchain, defined in this glossary, can be owned by a single entity. For example, JPMcoin is owned by JPMorgan. There are now a wide range of examples of this type of blockchain.

Free access for Government organisations!

When you fill-in the form, please ensure that you use your official email address. Any attempt to register using a generic email system like Gmail and Yahoo will be disregarded.

A single generic username/password will be provided per government entity, this can be shared within the organisation and simultaneous login are allowed. Only one application is required per organisation

This is a one-time process and the validation will be undertaken as quickly as possible – within two hours or less during a normal working day, or 24 hours if over a weekend. If we are unable to validate your organisation from the details you provide, we will contact you for further information.

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