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Records nobody can quietly change. Money everyone can follow.

The problem

Certificates that can be altered, grants that cannot be traced to the ground, and payments that take a paper chase to audit. Donors and citizens are asked to trust, when they could be shown.

What changes

Records issued to citizens' digital wallets that prove they have not been altered. Grants and payments tracked end to end on a permissioned ledger, so an auditor — or a citizen — can follow the money without a paper chase. Integrated with SevisPass and SevisWallet where the programme calls for it, built on the identity and payment rails that already run fifteen BM apps, and designed with the regulator in the room.

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What you get

  • Tamper-evident records — certificates, registrations and permits issued to citizens' wallets
  • Traceable money — a grant or payment tracked end to end, in kina
  • Digital identity built in — SevisPass and SevisWallet integration where the programme calls for it
  • Proven rails — the same identity and payment rails already running fifteen BM apps
  • Open where it counts — Solana programmes published milestone by milestone

Pricing

Public-sector work is scoped with the agency, its programme and its funder. Start with a conversation.

Common questions

Does this need cryptocurrency?

No. Verified records and traceable payments run on a permissioned ledger and settle in kina. Our Solana work is a separate, clearly marked programme.

Who holds the data?

The issuing agency. The ledger proves a record has not been altered; it does not move custody of the data.

Can you work with our existing systems?

Yes. Integrating with existing registries and payment systems is the normal case, not the exception.

Is Blockchain Melanesia regulated?

We are working with the Bank of Papua New Guinea to secure all necessary licensing, and we say so plainly. Our regulatory status page has the detail.

In the pipeline

A district pilot with the Department of ICT

Our proposal to the APT EBC-K 2026 programme, endorsed through NICTA: an 18-month feasibility study and district pilot of blockchain-verified public records and traceable government payments, with Korea's public-sector programmes as the reference.

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Ready to show, not ask for trust?

Tell us the agency, the programme and the problem. We reply on WhatsApp and scope a pilot with you.

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