INATBA facilitates positive change in the blockchain ecosystem. We are dedicated to supporting and
promoting our Members as part of our work to bridge public and private entities and promote global blockchain adoption across diverse fields such as law, finance and education.
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Who We Are
full members across
countries
Our Government Advisory Body includes
24
organisations
from more than
19
countries across Europe, North America, Africa and Asia
Our Academic Advisory Body includes
45
members
from
19
countries
around the world
Working Groups
Education
Identity
Real Estate
Energy
Interoperability
Social Impact
Finance
Mobility
Supply Chain
Governance
Privacy
Climate Action
Healthcare
Public Sector
What We Do
Located in the heart of Europe, the global blockchain association INATBA serves as the bridge between public and private entities in the blockchain ecosystem:
INATBA maintains a permanent and constructive dialogue with public authorities and regulators for global convergence of regulatory approaches. In doing so, INATBA works to promote an open, transparent and inclusive global model of governance for blockchain and other distributed ledger technology infrastructures that reflect the shared interests of Member and Advisory Board stakeholders. In line with the goal of reaching global blockchain adoption, INATBA supports the development and adoption of interoperability guidelines, specifications and global standards for the development and acceleration of trusted sectorial blockchain and DLT applications in specific sectors.
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New Members Onboarding Call
INATBA Online Conference Room
New Members Onboarding Call
INATBA Online Conference Room
Our Task Forces
Bridging INATBA Members with the broader blockchain ecosystem, INATBA task forces convene important voices from different sectors for solutions on new or emerging topics. There are three current task forces: the COVID-19 task force focuses on uniting governments, academics and solution providers for pandemic solutions, the MiCA task force gathers industry feedback to respond to the European Commission's proposed crypto-assets regulation and the Energy Trading task force is a joint effort with GO-P2P to study standardisation gaps around DLT-enabled energy trading.
