GBSI is the Global Blockchain Service Infrastructure by Lutinx. We are an international company working between Switzerland and the U.S.A. with multiple offices in Europe, Africa, and Asia. We work to let citizens access their true potential outside of the border. For us true wealth is Knowledge.

EdVerso is a Not-for-Profit Organization based in Switzerland that works with European and African educational communities to develop a common Protocol to Promote, Track and Verify Skills and Micro-Credentials.

EdVerso is the only opponent of American foundations that are working to bring data of citizens in the U.S.A. under their rules and statements.

EdVerso believes that thanks to Blockchain Technology, worldwide citizens and Governments can be free from American Data Control, especially if we are talking about Skills from children to adults.  LutinX is helping EdVerso to build multiple International Committee of Experts that support Citizens, Institutions, Enterprises, SBE, and associations, on Education, Culture, Art, Sports, Intellectual Property, and still more topics.

LutinX and GBSI are crypto-free. No one of our users will ever buy cryptocurrencies. We simply let you access your applications and you can tokenize a document, issue a certificate, release a micro-credential or validate a certificate without the need to buy crypto-coin or open a crypto-wallet.

Yes, of course. We strictly follow the Privacy regulations of multiple countries, like Europe, Switzerland, the USA, China, and Russia. We still work under the guidance of an increasing number of African Governments to apply their Regulations.

LutinX is AML Compliance too. Thanks to our patented system, Public Institutions can use Blockchain technology in the full respect of the Anti money laundering laws.

International regulatory frameworks are in full development in the transition from paper to digital, with a new series of key questions: how to share official documents, called ‘evidence’ or ‘credentials’ in a way that can be trusted?

Blockchain changes the traditional pattern of data sharing due to its distributed nature, as opposed to a centralized information exchange protocol. Blockchain can act as a point of truth that supports the verification of the entities involved in the transaction and the authenticity of information without requiring real-time access to the source of the information.

LutinX and the GBSI Project are leveraging blockchain to accelerate the creation of cross-border services for public administrations, their ecosystems, and every citizen to verify the information and make services more trustworthy.