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Emerging tech startup Votechain launches Blockchain-based online voting platform

Technology startup Votechain announced the launch of EazyVC, a blockchain-based online voting platform that can be used by any organisation to conduct votes.

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Emerging tech Votechain announced the launch of EazyVC, a blockchain-based online voting platform that can be used by any organisation to conduct votes.

Currently, the company is focusing on IBC/IRPs, housing societies, educational institutions, non-governmental organisations, and clubs and associations. It also intends to launch company shareholder voting services, similar to those offered by NSDL and CDSL, once regulatory approvals are obtained, according to a senior executive.

Vivek Kumar, CEO of Votechain, stated, “Blockchain technology has the potential to fundamentally alter the current voting system.” The system’s high level of and transparency ensures a secure and anonymous voting environment. We’ve leveraged technology to provide users with a frictionless voting experience.”

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Blockchain technology utilises decentralised ledger technology (DLT) to store data in linked blocks. Due to its decentralised data storage and hashing algorithm, blockchain provides a significantly higher level of security than conventional database systems, making it nearly impossible to change, hack, or manipulate the system.

The application of blockchain technology extends beyond , which was the technology’s initial use case. It is now being used in a variety of other applications, including supply chain management, , insurance, non-financial transaction marketplaces, public records management, and real estate, to name a few. Online voting is a space where blockchain shines due to the added security and cost savings over traditional physical voting.

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