The collaboration between Sign, a blockchain technology company building sovereign infrastructure for global nations (SIGN), and the Abu Dhabi Blockchain Center is expected to further boost Abu Dhabi's efforts in adopting blockchain and expanding the digitization process. As a crucial hub in the global network of blockchain, cybersecurity, and decentralized transformation, this partnership carries broader international significance.
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This collaboration has many aspects, allowing the identification, structuring, and deployment of complex blockchain infrastructure projects, with a clear focus on the public sector and government customers. Sign is fully suited to operate at this level, having served over 50 million users through scalable blockchain infrastructure and distributed over 2 billion digital assets across digital networks.
At the deployment level, Sign will contribute to the development of verifiable and interactive digital record systems. The role of the Blockchain Center Abu Dhabi will focus on legal guidance, licensing support, fundraising expertise, and outreach to organizations, expanding operations beyond Abu Dhabi to governments and stakeholders in the public sector across the broader MENA region.
According to Abdulla Al Dhaheri, CEO of the Blockchain Center Abu Dhabi, the non-exclusive collaboration with Sign will support public sector and state customers in modernizing their systems through verifiable digital records.
From Sign's perspective, this collaboration provides a direct channel to engage with state organizations and entities, enabling the deployment of the company's decentralized authentication technology into high-impact use cases in the public sector, said Xin Yan, CEO of Sign. As part of its long-term commitment, Sign plans to open a dedicated office in Abu Dhabi in 2026. The company has raised capital from all three branches of Sequoia Capital (US, India, and China), along with Circle, Amber, and other investors.
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