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European Blockchain Services Infrastructure

Learn more about what the European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI) is and how it uses blockchain technology to provide better public services for citizens across Europe.

The European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI) is a pan-European joint initiative of the European Commission, all EU Member States, Norway and Liechtenstein aiming to use the power of blockchain technology for the public good.

About EBSI

EBSI is the first public-driven blockchain initiative of its kind, working to use blockchain technology to provide better public services for citizens across Europe. This includes creating cross-border services for public administration, businesses, citizens in all EU member states as well as Norway and Liechtenstein. EBSI is made up of three core technical services: APIs, Smart Contracts and the ledger. These are fully decentralised into a network of nodes across Europe. 

What can you do with EBSI? 

For businesses interested in improving their processes using blockchain, EBSI has developed frameworks for solving problems grouped into thematic areas called “Use Case Families”. These ‘families’ include: Verifiable Credentials (for example: document traceability or diplomas), Track & Trace, and Trusted Data Exchange. Another use of the EBSI ecosystem is a digital wallet that lets you access, store and share your information across Europe.

Curious to learn more? 

Visit the EBSI Experience Centre based in Brussels for an interactive experience of the 'Web3 revolution'. 
 

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Additional information

Industry - field of education and training
Inter-disciplinary programmes and qualifications involving Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)
Target audience
Digital skills for ICT professionals and other digital experts.
Geographic scope - Country
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Cyprus
Target language
English
Geographical sphere
EU institutional initiative
Target group
High Achievers
Persons who have completed tertiary education (EQF 7)
Persons who have completed tertiary education (EQF 8)
Persons with 3-10 years work experience
Persons with 10+ years work experience

Digital technologies