A proof-of-concept testnet conducted last week shows how the partnership’s with the state agency can succeed, according to Smith. “The administration out there is actually very forward thinking and we should have systems in production this first quarter,” he said. Production, he explained, means “a shadow ledger, which will be our first step in the path to full deployment.” The ledger would essentially reflect California’s current driver database.
We’re Trying to Make California’s DMV More Efficient With Blockchain
