Our team is constantly working on new Polys features and we will shortly be releasing an improved version of the voter application.

The traditional system of voting has been polished and refined by years of practice. In case of state or municipal elections, voters arrive at the polling station, while in case of professional or other structures they attend board meetings for voting.

A few weeks ago the Russian United Democratic Party Yabloko held primaries to select its candidate for the Moscow mayoral election.

Blockchain technology is now used in various sectors around the world such as banking, healthcare, supply chains, etc.

The recent blockchain-based presidential election in Sierra Leone is a new milestone in online voting.

Political scientists from Harvard and Melbourne University warn that democracy is in a state of deep decline.

n an age where digital progress has touched almost every aspect of our lives, offline voting using paper ballots feels like an anachronism.

Polys is a platform for online voting based on blockchain technology. Here we’ll tell you what’s so great about online voting and why everyone who needs to hold elections or votes should embrace it.

In this article, we give a straightforward description and look at the implementation of smart contracts using the Ethereum blockchain as an example.

Today we shall concern ourselves with why, when discussing the level of innovation, people venture to compare the arrival of blockchain with that of the internet, what Blockchain 2.0 is, and how these things are connected.

Whenever I discuss the blockchain technology, I usually begin my narrative with Bitcoin. The reason for that is quite simple: everybody is familiar with the term Bitcoin to some degree or other.