Panel Discussion: Building Infrastructure in the Open: How India Is Leading the Way in Forging T...
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India already runs 1.3 billion on Aadhaar and 19 billion UPI transactions per month and is shipping a retail CBDC with e‑Rupee live on 15–16 banks. NPCI moves from consuming to contributing open source, Credible is contributed to LF Decentralized Trust, and Qila offers a low‑code Hyperledger Fabric SaaS for enterprises. Current problems are scalability, multi‑ledger interoperability, observability/devops, infrastructure ownership and compliance (DPDP/GDPR). Roadmap points to DPI 2.0: asset tokenization, verifiable/sovereign AI, ZK proofs and trust‑over‑IP.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00India’s open digital infrastructure
- 1:03Panelist introductions
- 2:51Decentralized tech for payments
- 7:25CBDC and UPI revolution
- 9:51Aadhaar’s open source role
- 12:00Private-public collaboration challenges
- 15:10Scalability and interoperability
- 18:22Infrastructure costs and ROI
- 21:10Blockchain and open source future
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