ImpactLedger

How ImpactLedger Works

A project moves from proposal to verified impact in four steps. Funds are released only when a milestone has been verified.

From Proposal to Verified Impact

What happens to a project, step by step.

Step 1

Proposal

An operator describes the project and what it will deliver. The AI-assisted pipeline turns that into milestones that can be checked, each with the evidence it will need.

Step 2

Decision

Proposals are reviewed and a person makes the final funding decision.

Step 3

Verification

The operator submits evidence for a milestone. The pipeline reviews it, a person decides whether the milestone has been met, and the result is recorded with on-chain proof.

Step 4

Release and Certificate

Funds are released for the verified milestone. Once a project is complete it gets an impact certificate: a permanent digital record of what was delivered, with no personal data.

For Operators / NGOs

Propose projects, deliver results, and build a verified track record.

Step 1

Register & Get Verified

Complete verification. Provide organizational credentials, track record, and operational capacity documentation.

Step 2

Propose a Project

Define milestones with clear, measurable deliverables. Set sector, location, beneficiary count, budget allocation, and the evidence each milestone needs.

Step 3

Submit Evidence

As you deliver, upload evidence for each milestone: photos, receipts, delivery confirmations, impact reports.

How verification works

Evidence for a milestone is reviewed by an AI-assisted pipeline and then by a person. Nothing is released on the pipeline's word alone.

Verification Process

  1. 1.Operator submits evidence for the milestone (photos, PDFs, video)
  2. 2.The pipeline reviews the evidence against the milestone
  3. 3.A person reviews the result and decides whether the milestone is met
  4. 4.The decision and its evidence are recorded with on-chain proof
  5. 5.Funds are released for that milestone

See it for yourself

The demo runs the same path: a project, its milestones, the evidence, and the proof.