40 firms have used Shanghais blockchain-powered notary platform to handle over 3,000 cases since its launch in January.

According to Jiemian, the "Hui Cun" platform (which is managed by Shanghai Xuhui Notary Public) is a blockchain-based electronic data storage protocol that exercises notarization functions. It stores pictures, videos, and screen recordings on the platform via a blockchain network. These files are then preserved for use inlitigation.

Shanghais Xuhui Notary Public Office claim that the platform allows them transparently preserve evidence, and drop notarization costs by an average of 44%.

Pan Hao, director of the Xuhui Notary Public Office, commented on the blockchain platform:

Back in June, authorities of Suzhou, China alsoannounced a blockchain-powered pilot program that will provide the region with notary services. The program allegedly aims to help millions of citizens access legal and government offices via the internet, and covers services related to personal freedom, life, health, property rights, and more.

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These China-based notaries are using the Blockchain to manage their clients cases - Cointelegraph