Cross-border digital identity has stalled on one question: who holds the list of trusted issuers. @avax blockchain answers it by giving every country the same list, control over its own entries, & no operator to appoint. > The issue: Credentials that work @ home fail abroad bc verifiers can’t confirm who issued them or whether they’re still valid, & building a shared registry has always meant one country trusting another to run it. > Solution : put the issuer list onchain, where each country edits only its own entries, holds a full copy of everyone else’s, & stores no personal data, so nothing sensitive crosses a border. > Proof in @Blerify_ID : In Uruguay, AGESIC published its issuer list on @avax via Blerify, and a revoked credential reached every verifier at home and abroad in ~2 seconds, vs. weeks today. Learn more here: