Definition ∞ A register of information is a systematic record-keeping mechanism designed to store, manage, and provide access to specific data or facts. It functions as an authoritative source for verified and structured information. This system ensures data integrity and accessibility for authorized parties. It can be centralized or distributed, depending on its design and purpose.
Context ∞ In the digital asset sphere, a register of information can refer to the blockchain ledger itself, which immutably records transaction data, or a separate system used for identity verification or asset ownership tracking. The reliability and transparency of these registers are crucial for regulatory compliance, auditability, and maintaining trust in digital markets. News often focuses on efforts to establish standardized and interoperable registers for various digital assets.
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