Kenya ghi lại 15 triệu hồ sơ học thuật trên blockchain Avalanche

The Huoxing Finance report, according to the official blog of Ava Labs, the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has announced, through a local technology service provider, anchoring the nation’s academic credential data to the Avalanche C-Chain, officially establishing a national digital credentialing system. Over 15 million historical academic records, dating back as far as 1989, have been recorded on-chain, and nearly 1 million certificates for 2025 KCSE examinees are now exclusively issued through this platform. The system is expected to eventually cover approximately 35 million verifiable records, encompassing multiple levels of education including primary, secondary, advanced diplomas, and government teacher certifications. The new system reduces verification time from weeks or even months to seconds, completely replacing the previous manual review and legacy database processes, effectively preventing fraud such as certificate counterfeiting and fake verification websites. David Njengere, CEO of KNEC, stated that examinees can now securely access, download, and verify their KCSE certificates online without relying solely on physical paper certificates.