USAID may use blockchain to track money flows

03/21 11:29

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United States Agency for International Development (USAID) may use blockchain technology to track the flow of funds as part of a more transparent procurement process. This proposal was put forward by officials from the Trump administration, with the aim of reforming and rebranding the agency.

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