The California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is working on the digitization of car titles with the Tezos (XTZ) infrastructure.
The use of blockchain and crypto has begun to spread in countries. Many countries are working on the efficiency and potential provided by the new technology. Especially on the blockchain side, there are initiatives that create a competitive environment. Finally, a department in the US state of California is working on a system integrated with the popular crypto project Tezos. DMV is conducting tests on digital title deed with Tezos infrastructure.
California Department of Motor Vehicles Uses Tezos Infrastructure
The US Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in California is testing car titles and title transfers on the Tezos network.
The California DMV operates on a special Tezos testnet it calls the shadow ledger. Oxhead Alpha was used for these processes. In fact, this work aims to build the agency’s existing data on the blockchain.
California DMV director Ajay Gupta said the agency wants to complete the shadow book within the next three months. In the midst of these processes, DMV wants to launch applications such as digital wallets to hold and transfer digital car data, as an intermediary to oversee such activities.
Andrew Smith, head of Oxhead Alpha, argued that the California DMV, along with its blockchain initiatives, is modernizing its existing based systems.
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