Kenya's National Examinations Council (KNEC) has partnered with Avalanche blockchain to secure about 35 million educational records, including historical and new certificates, to combat widespread academic certificate forgery. The blockchain platform enables instant verification of credentials by employers and institutions, replacing slow, paper-based processes and reducing fraud risks. The system covers multiple education levels and will distribute all 2025 KCSE certificates digitally, enhancing trust and efficiency in Kenya's education verification. This initiative marks a significant step in blockchain adoption for public record security in Kenya.
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Kenya's National Examinations Council has anchored over 15 million academic records dating back to 1989 on the Avalanche blockchain, replacing slow paper-based certificate checks with a fast electronic verification system. Nearly 1 million 2025 Kenya...
Kenya's National Examinations Council (KNEC) has anchored over 15 million academic records, dating back to 1989, on Avalanche's C-Chain blockchain, aiming to make certificates instantly verifiable and tamper-proof. This system, developed with Ava Lab...
