La Turquie adopte la blockchain pour le service public en ligne

• La crypto-monnaie en Turquie est en grande partie non réglementée, bien qu'elle ne soit pas utilisée comme moyen de paiement.
• La Turquie prévoit de tirer parti de la technologie blockchain pour améliorer la sécurité en ligne.
• Selon un rapport de 2022, la Turquie compte plus de 8 millions d'utilisateurs de crypto.

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Turkey plans to adopt blockchain technology for its online public services login. Following the update, residents will be verified by a blockchain-based digital identity when logging in to E-Devlet, the country’s site for a variety of public services.

Locals will also be able to access e-wallet applications using blockchain-based digital identity, according to the country’s vice president, Fuat Oktay. Oktay noted that blockchain will increase the security and usability of online services.

S'exprimant lors de la conférence Digital Turkey 2023, le vice-président a déclaré :

Avec le système de connexion qui fonctionnera dans le cadre de l'application de portefeuille électronique, nos citoyens pourront entrer dans l'e-Devlet avec une identité numérique créée dans le réseau blockchain.

Turkey has a huge market for digital assets and there is an obvious crypto frenzy in Istanbul. A small number of businesses in the neighborhood of the Grand Bazaar allow people to exchange cash for bitcoin (BTC) or tether (USDT). According to crypto enthusiasts, cryptocurrency in Turkey represents an escape from corporate limits, inflation, and national currency.

According to an estimate carried out by the Turkish crypto exchange Paribu, Turkey has more than 8 million people involved in cryptocurrency. Last year, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan emphasized the advantages of blockchain technology while cautioning young people against engaging in crypto gambling. Erdogan claimed that Turkey plans to be a creator in the digital asset world rather than a consumer.

L'année dernière, la banque centrale turque a interdit la crypto-monnaie en tant que moyens de paiement, probably in response to the depreciating lira. However, cryptocurrency is mostly unregulated in the country. The government has most likely stayed calm about enforcing a regulation due to its lack of clarity about the industry. 

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