Topic: [ANN] NEM's Apostille - The only 2nd generation blockchain notarization app (Read 5903 times)

in fact, the transition from paper to notary services to the electronic version there is a natural process, where we , of course, implement all the best practices and implement everything you need, discarding unnecessary, facilitating all the traffic and saving time and money

a good option would be lapping Apostille to the world level, where the electronic signature will be legally binding on all continents and in all ways - from small representations to the organization of corporations

Yes there is indeed! 

http://www.art-it.asia/u/admin_ed_news/baVeCBxrR6N5oXzpncSA/?lang=ja

From the Translation
""RegistART" blocks the certificate that can be transferred as ownership that is implemented as a function of Tek Bureau Inc. and the wallet application "Nanowallet" provided by the international block chain project NEM (cryptographic currency XEM) It will be developed based on "Apostille (apostille)" issued on the chain."

How we doing over here? Apostille garnering any attention from the right people yet?

Apostille is the most advanced system for blockchain notarizations, and it now has a cousin called "Landstead" which is a complete system for governments to register citizens, register properties, and allow property transfers between citizens.

http://landstead.atraurablockchain.com/#!/

More information regarding Apostille and its presentation at Inside Fintech posted here http://nemflash.com/release-nem-participation-inside-fintech/

Apostille now picked up in Russia http://getcoin.today/nem-apostille-blockchain-service/

Very good news for NEM and Apostille. The new Catapult technology was tested by third parties and found out to be very fast.  https://www.sakura.ad.jp/press/2016/1220_blockchain/

In summary, Catapult was tested on three nodes that were turned off and on to simulate outages.  They were spammed over 4000 tx/s.  Spam was sent from over 10 million accounts.  And everything worked great!

Definitely an interesting concept, I'll be keeping an eye on this one too

It is very close to working.  apostille.nem.io

Email sign ups work with gmail.  Socail logins work with Facebook and Twitter but not yet with Google or Github.  The testnet version of the website was actually stamping files but this live version still needs its account funded.  

In a best case scenario, we are giving away live and free stamps this month, which I think is a real possibility.  

Many other services charge a lot for this kind of thing.  Some people have a whole chain.  But we are happy to share it for free. :-)

Haven't checked in over here for awhile......any progress on the website?

NEM Apostille getting some attention in China.  http://www.nemchina.com/archives/3588.html

Also per Rene's speech.  We hope to have the video out later this week.  Touching up some sound issues. 

Nice article mentioning NEM http://www.theedgemarkets.com/my/article/blockchain-technology-practical-banking

Hi guys,

I'm here to report back about the Inside Fintech event.

Our booth was a big success and Rene did a great job presenting Apostille on stage with a 45-minute talk.   

It was a very big success.  We were very busy and still are very busy following up from the event and expect a lot of things to come from it. 

I personally talked to lots of people that were not aware of NEM and they now are impressed with it. 

NEM is now on the radar of the top blockchain players in Korea and we have a lot of following up to do.

There were many smaller projects that are now looking into NEM and at least one exchange and I talked about a dozen large banks and financial institutions about mijin.

We also made lots of connections in the blockchain academic world and will be following up on those too. 

A few interesting things.  Everybody is "talking" blockchain and how it changes the world, but nobody is doing live demos like we were.  Quite a few heads were turned in live demos when I showed them namespaces, send by name, making your own asset, multisig contracts, and Apostille all packed nicely and neatly into one platform that works and is here now.  NEM is actually a pretty amazing technology and blockchain platform and people are starting to get that now. 

Additionally, there is a big world out there of really important people that gain their blockchain awareness and education at events like this. Such people don't venture into BTT or other forums and such people rarely ever get to see live demos of tech as great as NEM. 

We really need a lot more people to attend and promote NEM at conferences like these.  The platform almost just sells itself. If we can improve our marketing, I think we can get a much larger market share of actual blockchain projects for real businesses. 

We are really busy right now at the moment preparing for other events.  For instance this week we are making an application at a bank and will meet with a group of important businesses, but when we have time we plan on posting more pics and a video of Rene presenting Apostille.

Here's the API for NEM
http://bob.nem.ninja/docs/

Not sure about Apostille?

Hi! Where can one find the API for Apostille?

Yes NEM is very promising, solid tech and team behind this platform!

Wow, I only read the Apostille white paper yesterday - this is awesome! I am NEM's newest fan 

I would like to implement a solution on NEM/Apostille for notarizing (that the correct word?) academic degrees and certificates. I think there might be a market for such a solution at the institutions in my city.

Based on this idea of mine, I have a few questions, which I hope the community can assist me with:
1. Would one be able to notarize a BATCH of academic degrees/certificates? Either via some BASH scripting or API calls? Notarizing hundreds of degrees/certificates manually will be murder 
2. Can documents be stored on the NEM blockchain? I am thinking that institutions actually already generate PDF files. Will they continue to store these on their own storage, or will it be possible for files to be stored on the NEM chain?
3. What is the cost (in XEM, I guess) per notarization? Would it be cheaper if one create one's own coin/mosaic for this maybe?
4. Are there some API tutorials for Apostille notarization actions? I guess python might be the easiest for me.
5. Would it be possible to integrate open Badges spec? https://openbadges.org/get-started/issuing-badges/

I am excited about what NEM holds for the future. I am sure NEM's value will increase - I have just bought some XEM off Polo 

Yes.  The website is an exclusive website just for Apostille blockchain notarizations.  We will also be paying the fees for customers so it is completely free for users.  It hopefully will go live this week. 

Is this post in regard to a new website exclusively for Apostille?

EDIT: Re-read the ANN....you must be referring to this.....

Apostille Website
We will also release an Apostille website that will be ready soon. With the NanoWallet a person gets the full privacy of a local client handling all important processors locally and privately.  With the website, a person gets nearly the same level of protection, but without the need to run a wallet or pay fees.

Just a small update.  We are working hard on the website this week and hope to have it up and going.