MDS Mexico To Launch Blockchain-Powered COVID Test Certificates

MDS Mexico, the medical services company will be using blockchain technology to prevent the forgery of fake COVID-19 tests in the country as we are reading more in our latest BTC news.

The COVID-19 crisis panic seems to be diluting after two years but the governments around the world are still looking for efficient tools to control its expansion and will allow their citizens to return to normal life. The MDS Mexico company will use blockchain technology to improve the reliability of COVID-19 diagnostic tests and will use cryptography as well as real-time audibility of the blockchain as a way to prevent fraud and counterfeiting.

According to the reports, the medical services company MDS launched a rapid test application and interpretation service as well as home PCR sample tests that react to COVID-19. The test is made with a PCR kit, and the results are afterward delivered physically and digitally 24 hours later and will be certified with blockchain technology to guarantee in real0time applications of tests and the authenticity of the results. MDS produces a unique hash associated with the results of each test and generates a QR code which links to a digital certificate with some personal information of the person that took the test and the results obtained with the physician responsible for administering the test and also noting the date the test was taken.

To avoid the fake negative results, the company started to certify the SARS-COV2 detection tests that are backed by blockchain technology and a cryptographic signature that protects the information in a unique and immutable QR Code which can be verified worldwide.
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Mexico is one of the Latin American countries where the application of blockchain technology has some known use cases and as an example, the local Congress of Quintana Roo in Cancun, experimented with the implementation of the Avalanche blockchain to digitize the records of the local public administration.

The National Chamber of Commerce of Queretaro already announced there’s a digital vaccination passport available that was issued in alliance with the blockchain company Xertify that will allow locals to digitize their physical certificates that were issued by the authorities, at a cost of 400 pesos. However, when it comes to financing, the use of crypto doesn’t enjoy the same support from the authorities. The Central bank already stopped the initaitive by the president of Banco Azteca to offer BTC compatibility and acted against 12 crypto exchanges for being linked to the criminal cartels. The country’s president even ruled out us of BTC as a legal tender.