Decentralized humanitarian aid distribution platform built on the Stellar network — enabling transparent, verifiable, and efficient global aid delivery through blockchain infrastructure.
AidLink is an open-source humanitarian aid distribution platform built on Stellar using Soroban smart contracts.
The project is designed to improve transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the distribution of humanitarian funds by leveraging blockchain-based settlement and programmable smart contracts.
AidLink enables NGOs, donors, and humanitarian organizations to manage aid campaigns, track fund flows, verify beneficiaries, and ensure that resources are distributed in a secure and auditable manner.
By combining Stellar’s fast, low-cost global payment infrastructure with Soroban’s smart contract capabilities, AidLink creates a trustless system for humanitarian coordination and financial transparency at scale.
- Transparent on-chain aid tracking and fund distribution
- Smart contract–based eligibility and verification workflows
- Fast, low-cost global payments using Stellar
- Fraud-resistant beneficiary validation mechanisms
- Real-time campaign monitoring and reporting
- Secure and auditable transaction history
- Modular system for NGOs, donors, and beneficiaries
- Stellar
- Soroban
- Rust
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Next.js
- React
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma ORM
- Redis
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
- WebSockets
- REST APIs
- Increase transparency in humanitarian aid distribution
- Reduce inefficiencies and fraud in fund disbursement systems
- Enable real-time tracking of donations and impact
- Provide a scalable blockchain infrastructure for NGOs and aid organizations
- Build a contributor-friendly open-source ecosystem on Stellar
AidLink is an open-source project and welcomes contributions from developers, designers, researchers, and technical writers.
Contributors can work across:
- Smart contracts (Soroban)
- Backend services and APIs
- Frontend applications
- Testing and quality assurance
- Documentation and tooling
MIT