- There are no platforms that can be used by charities to ensure security while providing accessibility to maximum people.
- The biggest problem faced is transparency, where people can rightly exercise their Right To Information by asking for a record of expenditure by the charity
- Even if such applications are available, they are inaccessible to smaller organisations with a good user interface for ease of access.
- Solidity Web3
- Solidity provides Inheritance properties in contracts including multiple level inheritance properties.
- Metamask
- To have an easy-to-use and secure wallet service, the platform connects to users' MetaMask automatically.
- Node.js
- Node.js is used a backend for our application. It records transactions communicates between the Applications and integrates frontend.
- Ganache
- Ganache provides the GUI-based local Ethereum blockchain development environment to deploy and test contracts.
- A metamask connection is required to run the application for any transaction.
- A ganache RPC Server is run with metamask as the wallet, using the node.js interface.
- Charity and organisation details are saved in the application, and a hash value is generated
- A transaction is carried out, between organisation and charity and transaction hash is generated for each transaction
- A block is created, when the user mines all the transactions updates.
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