Panel: India’s Leading Role in Developing and Deploying Open Source Technologies Powering Digital Trust Infrastructure
summary
India shows concrete deployments: a telecom DPI cut spam for 600 million subscribers; DigiYatra runs reusable KYC on blockchain; Bhutan ships Credible identity and widespread UPI acceptance; Telangana moves chit funds to Hyperledger chit funds; GS1 and Ministry pilots trace livestock and milk traceability; ONDC, CBDC and SEBI tokenization pilots run in production. Technical enablers are W3C Aadhaar verifiable credentials, zero‑knowledge proofs and layer‑2 composability; gaps remain in awareness, vendor security, interoperability and regulatory alignment (DPDP fines up to 250 crore).
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chapters (10)
- 0:00India's digital public infrastructure
- 3:32Early digital infrastructure achievements
- 8:24National identity systems: opportunities and challenges
- 13:15Data governance and accessibility
- 16:02Ethereum Foundation's role
- 22:41Q&A on security and privacy
- 31:08Data protection challenges
- 38:14Quantum resistance in blockchain
- 42:31Government and decentralized tech
- 45:39Closing remarks
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