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Decisions, technology and vision behind Tamga Network — digital trust, identity and the Turkic world.

Status·4 min

Real cryptography, working today: the Tamga first release

What runs end to end today — diplomas, revocation, identity, passes, tickets, website sign-in — and every shortcut we still take, listed openly.

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Architecture·4 min

Why we start without a blockchain

A ledger run by one operator is just a slower database. Tamga starts with signed trust lists — the EU’s own model — and adds a ledger when independent operators join.

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Technical·6 min

Selective disclosure and zero-knowledge: show the fact, not the data

Prove you are over 18 without revealing your birth date. The mathematics behind sharing less while proving more.

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Governance·6 min

Sovereignty-first governance: no state waits on another

Why Türkiye should not need Kazakhstan’s vote to register a Turkish university — and how we enforce that in code.

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Technical·6 min

Why we build on Hyperledger Besu and QBFT

The choice of blockchain engine is a one-way door. Here is why we picked a sovereign, permissioned EVM chain with states as validators.

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Technical·6 min

X.509, not DID: how we identify institutions

Institutions are identified with X.509 certificates anchored to national root authorities — regulator-readable by design. Citizens get no global identifier at all.

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Announcement·5 min

Introducing Tamga Network

Why and how we are building the modern counterpart of the ancient seal: a shared, sovereign trust infrastructure.

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Vision·5 min

Why eIDAS 2.0 concerns all of us

What looks like a European regulation is actually setting the global standard for digital identity — and it forces a strategic choice.

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Technical·5 min

Why we don’t write personal data to the blockchain

Blockchain is immutable; data-protection law grants a right to erasure. We reconcile the two by never putting personal data — not even its hash — on the chain.

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