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Two billion people lack access to a bank account. Here are 3 ways blockchain can help them

There are major barriers to people joining the financially connected world. Can blockchain help knock them down? Image: REUTERS/Feisal Omar

Pavel Bains
Chief Executive Officer, Bluzelle Networks
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