The Internet reported that the biometric encryption ID project World Network (formerly Worldcoin) has launched the "Build Latam" program in Latin America, which will allocate 1 million WLD tokens (approximately US$4.8 million) to 15 regional projects to promote its iris biometrics and digital identity systems. The project was launched in Argentina, where more than 2.2 million residents have completed iris verification through Orb devices, making it one of the most participatory regions in the world. Martin Mazza, regional manager for Worldcoin in Latin America, revealed that since October last year, the project has used "Anonymous Multiparty Computing"(AMPC) technology to strengthen data security, slicing and storing user biometric data in databases managed by different universities. Mazza emphasized that user verification rewards are only issued in the form of WLD tokens, which give the holder network governance rights.