E-Voting Trial with Blockchain in Switzerland Successfully Concluded

Switzerland’s city of Zug has announced that its trial of blockchain-based voting has been successful.

In the report published last month on Coindoo, it was stated that the features of a blockchain-based electronic voting system in Switzerland’s “Crypto Valley” will be tested.. According to the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation, users had the chance to participate in surveys specified by the blockchain protocol-based mobile application they downloaded between June 25 and July 1.

A Successful Trial

Dieter Müller, Head of Communications, by Swiss Broadcasting Corporation “It was a successful attempt,” he commented on the audited swissinfo.ch.. Müller also added that the results and technical details will be analyzed in the coming months.

The project focuses on:

• Protection of privacy
• Confidentiality of voting
• Immutability of votes
• Verifiability of results

Voting system with the City of Zug and the Department of Computer Science at the University of Applied Sciences Lucerne Developed by Luxoft, an Information Technology company in collaboration with. Luxoft wants to expand blockchain-based electronic voting globally.

The CTO of Luxoft said:

“There are concerns about electronic voting because a vote is for direct voting. constitutes the basic mechanism. That’s why we believe this technology should not be owned by a single company.. We will create our electronic voting platform as “open source” so that people can understand what this technology is and how it works.. We want to encourage and motivate more people around the world to develop blockchain-based applications for governments…”

Switzerland’s “Crypto Valley” Zug is Europe’s largest tech as home to dozens of blockchain startups. and it is known as a cryptocurrency center…