This morning while going through the e-visa section, one thing really stood out to me 😂
The flow actually makes a lot of sense apply online, verify identity using ZKP-based passport proofs, smart contracts handle routine processing, and everything being on-chain helps reduce fraud. Faster processing and real-time status updates all sound solid.
The ZKP part is especially interesting. It proves that a passport is valid without exposing the full passport data that’s quite smart. It works with existing ePassport systems, and sensitive data never leaves its source.
At the same time, if you look at Bitcoin, the contrast is interesting. $BTC focuses on trustless value transfer no central authority, just network consensus.
Here, the focus is different structuring digital trust around identity, eligibility, and institutional processes.
And that’s where the question comes in:
“Routine” processing is predefined at deployment. But real-world scenarios aren’t always routine dual nationality, expired documents mid-application, sanctions hits, etc.
Where do those cases go?
That part isn’t clearly defined. Automation may handle 80% of applications smoothly, but if the remaining 20% just falls into an undefined manual process, that’s where the real complexity still lives… 🤔
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