- Dubai International Financial Centre Courts have begun issuing court documents containing verification information based on Avalanche blockchain NFTs.
- DIFC Courts introduced a system through the Avalanche network that allows the authenticity of court documents to be verified from anywhere in the world within seconds.
- The court said the system assigns NFT-based verification data to court documents, while confidential information is managed separately off-chain.
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Dubai International Financial Centre Courts have begun issuing court documents containing nonfungible token, or NFT, verification data through the Avalanche blockchain.
Cointelegraph reported on October 14 that DIFC Courts introduced a system that allows anyone anywhere in the world to verify the authenticity of court documents within seconds through the Avalanche network.
The system works by attaching NFT-based verification data to court documents. That allows recipients to confirm a document’s authenticity through the blockchain.
Confidential information is managed off-chain and is not recorded directly on the blockchain. The setup uses blockchain for document verification while storing sensitive information separately.
