Decimal Fund invested in Joba Network, a Web3 startup with verified identities situated in Tokyo, Japan. The transaction’s value, which involved angel investors, was not made public.
The company plans to use the money to start operating in Japan and to construct the necessary infrastructure for future projects.
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Joba Networks is led by CEO Marisa McKnight. Joba Network is a decentralized network that combines artificial intelligence and blockchain technology to enable users to establish on-chain reputation and create global credit for their identity. In order to maintain ecosystem security and trust, the startup aims to serve the worldwide digital nomads and enterprises that make up the new online economy.
The organization uses AI to match companies with independent contractors based on qualifications and experience. Users can maintain their anonymity while guaranteeing safe business dealings with on-chain identification verification.
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The business wants to be the link between the government and financial institutions, enabling them to verify global citizens via on-chain credential technology. With this update, platform users will have access to loans or visas based on their background in remote employment.
About Joba Network
Joba Network‘s mission is to address the long-standing problems that impact the gig economy data privacy concerns, the inefficiency of traditional verification systems, and the lack of a unified global standard for work credentials. By leveraging the power of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence, Joba aims to create a decentralized and secure ecosystem for workers and hirers alike.
