Bindle converts health records into cryptographic tokens on smartphones
Carlos Corton · Can Bindle beat Clear to Handle COVID Records as NFT's? · Dec 13, 2021 · at 1:18
Carlos Corton, founder of Bindle, explains the platform's core architecture for handling COVID-19 health credentials.
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“And in the case of what Bindle is doing, we've decided to take health credentials like vaccine records and test results, turn them into tokens that you can carry around on your phone that are cryptographic assets that are encoded, that are yours, that you can carry as permanent assets.”
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