The tech stack is designed to offer blockchain-as-a-service and encompasses a geographically distributed infrastructure designed to support various “permissioned” apps
MeitY also unveiled a blockchain sandbox platform called NBFLite, the National Blockchain Portal and Praamaanik, a blockchain-enabled solution for verifying mobile apps
Going forward, MeitY has set its eyes on developing an “extensible blockchain framework” to address challenges such as skilled manpower, vendor lock-in and other research challenges
India has been experimenting with blockchain for quite some now. As part of its broader trysts with the emerging technology, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has now launched a slew of blockchain-based solutions to foster security, trust and transparency of various citizen centric applications.
In continuation with this, the Ministry on September 4 unveiled the “Vishvasya”, the national blockchain technology stack designed to offer blockchain-as-a-service (BaaS). The new platform encompasses a geographically distributed infrastructure designed to support various “permissioned” blockchain-based applications.