Description
TL;DR: A role-based application prototype intended to make community-support funding and beneficiary records more traceable to donors and administrators.
About This Document
Keerthiraj V and D. Ramalakshmi describe a decentralized impact-tracking system with beneficiary, donor, and administrator roles. Funding requests and transactions are recorded through a custom blockchain design, with proof-of-work language and an emphasis on immutability, auditability, and reducing opacity in charitable programs.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
This is not Bitcoin and does not test a permissionless monetary network. It applies blockchain terminology to a managed donation platform where identity, governance, and data quality remain organizational questions. Bitcoin readers may care as a case study in what an application ledger can and cannot prove. The claims are limited to the authors' 2026 prototype.
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Document Details
- Title: Decentralized Impact Tracking for Community Support
- Author / organization: Keerthiraj V and D. Ramalakshmi
- Year: 2026
- Language: English
- Document type: Blockchain applications research paper
- Pages: 6
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