DeVOTE has achieved a significant milestone by successfully completing the Blockchain Maturity Model (BMM) assessment conducted by the US Government Blockchain Association (GBA). This assessment validates DeVOTE’s adherence to international election standards, as set by the GBA, ensuring transparency and accuracy in electoral processes.

Gerard Dache, Executive Director of GBA, highlighted the crucial role of blockchain technology in providing secure and immutable data transfers, particularly in ensuring transparency and accuracy in elections. The GBA’s Election Supplement for the BMM aims to build trust among candidates and voters by securing the chain of custody for information shared during elections.

As numerous countries, including the United States, gear up for upcoming elections, Dache emphasized the importance of the BMM Election Supplement in maintaining electoral transparency across governments and private entities involved in election processes. This standard ensures election systems uphold integrity and reliability.

Eugene Morozov, CEO of DeVOTE, expressed satisfaction with the assessment results, underscoring the validation of their mobile voting solution’s capabilities in providing secure, cryptographically protected, anonymous voting at scale. Morozov highlighted that DeVOTE’s solution addresses widespread concerns about election result disputes, aiming to enhance global trust and adoption of their technology.

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Source: cointrust.com

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