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Kenya Deploys 15 Million Academic Records on Avalanche to Prevent Fraud
Kenya has anchored 15 million academic records on the Avalanche blockchain as part of an effort to combat certificate forgery.
Kenya has recorded 15 million academic credentials on the Avalanche blockchain, a move aimed at reducing certificate fraud and strengthening the authenticity of educational credentials in the country.
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