The IOTA Foundation in partnership with TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) has brought together different trade agencies to enable seamless cross-border trade.
The IOTA ecosystem has enabled different technologies to align with the open standards, EPCIS 2.0, and the decentralized ID coming from W3C verifiable credentials.
The need for streamlined supply chain management is undeniably needed across Africa, and blockchain technology promises to revolutionize the siloed systems that consume not only time and resources but also slow down the continent’s developments.
The IOTA (MIOTA) ecosystem, a distributed ledger that uses a system of nodes dubbed Tangle to confirm transactions at a faster rate than conventional blockchain, and TradeMark Africa have come together to oversee the development of trade business activities in the continent.
IOTA Network and the Supply Chain Management
The IOTA Foundation began its venture into the African continent through the East African community, a growi
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