Public reports on the ASTRON · Xinghuo network, digital identity, cross-border trade and ecosystem cooperation.
Zetrix reports an MoU with the Philippines’ DICT and Malaysian partners to develop public blockchain infrastructure. Planned priorities include interoperable national digital IDs, government-issued credentials and trade facilitation. This is an ecosystem partnership announcement, not a completed ASTRON deployment.
The World Internet Conference reports the launch of the ASTRON Hong Kong node during its Asia-Pacific Summit digital finance forum. The announcement also outlines an international intelligent-network strategy using decentralized identities and verifiable credentials for trusted collaboration.
MYEG and SGTraDex announced an MoU to explore technical integration for cross-border trade data exchange between Malaysia and Singapore. The planned collaboration focuses on interoperable platforms and verifiable electronic trade records within the wider Zetrix ecosystem.
Zetrix announced enhanced identity services with ASTRON–Xinghuo BIF. The service converts Chinese personal identity and business registration information into verifiable credentials, helping overseas organizations check identities and reduce exposure to online identity fraud.
Zetrix announced a Chinese digital identity verification service on ZCert. Integration with Xinghuo BIF enables overseas service providers to verify Chinese users’ identity credentials, supporting electronic know-your-customer workflows.
MYEG announced cooperation with Guangxi Beitou IT Innovation and demonstrated digital driving licence credentials at the China–ASEAN Expo. The initiative connects Zetrix and Xinghuo BIF for cross-border issuance and verification of identity credentials.
Zetrix announced that the Xinghuo international supernode was live, alongside its digital identity service and blockchain naming service. The release describes W3C-compatible identity capabilities and cross-border connections between Zetrix and Xinghuo BIF.
Zetrix announced a research collaboration with Universiti Malaya and CAICT focused on cross-border blockchain applications using Xinghuo and Zetrix. The work forms part of a China–Malaysia science and technology cooperation programme.