When disaster strikes, the money gets lost.
Billions in relief never reach the people who need it. We make sure it does — quick, verifiable, transparent, on Stellar.
President Marcos pledged ₱50,000 to each bereaved family, announced June 10, 2026. There is no published count of how many families received it — and no per-recipient proof anywhere.
The Philippines already has a Transparency Seal.
Since 2012, every national agency must publish its budget & contracts behind a Transparency Seal — mandated by the 2012 GAA. The government made itself show its books.
Billions in relief vanish
before they reach the victims.
Disaster money flows through DSWD to relief charities — but no one can see where it went. (COA’s 2024 audit of DSWD aid.)
The market: ₱245B DSWD budget + $38B OFW remittances flow through PH relief & giving every year — and most of it is untraceable.
The Philippines already made its roads transparent.
Live from 151,007 real DPWH project records — the map + top contractors, right here.
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DSWD does the opposite — it pays accredited charities but never publishes which org got what. So we do for relief what the government did for roads.
₱771M moved after the quake. Can you verify a single peso?
The Mw 7.8 Sarangani earthquake hit Mindanao on June 8, 2026 — 346,449 people affected, 92 dead, 25,001 still displaced.
DSWD aid “disbursed” — 676,987 food packs + cash aid. You see the total, not the trail.
traceable to a family. DROMIC reports are aggregate snapshots — no per-transaction ledger, no receipt.
Red Cross, World Vision, UNICEF & more raised private donations — with no public total at all.
Marcos promised ₱50,000 to every bereaved family (June 10). How many actually received it? No public record. Meanwhile in Glan, families showed up and were left off the list entirely.
You can read “₱771M distributed” — you cannot prove one peso reached one family. On Stellar, every peso is a clickable receipt: funded, claimed, or visibly unclaimed. That gap is what we close.
Give — and prove it arrived.
Donate to a DSWD-accredited relief org on Stellar — checked against the government list, settles in seconds, lands as a public on-chain receipt. Watch it live. (testnet — no real money)
No wallet needed — a free testnet demo wallet in your browser signs this. Non-custodial: funds go into an on-chain escrow only World Vision can claim; reclaimable after 30 days if unclaimed. Testnet — no real money.
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DSWD → accredited charities
Government accreditation + real on-chain donations (Stellar testnet).
We ride the government’s own accreditation.
How it actually works.
DSWD verifies each charity's wallet once — only accredited, open-finance orgs get the seal. That allow-list goes on-chain.
You donate directly into a Stellar escrow only that org can claim — a public on-chain receipt, verifiable forever.
Donors give wallet-to-charity on Stellar. We never hold keys or money — we can't be the middleman.
You donate straight to a sealed, open-finance charity — not through us.
The right rail for relief money.
Claimable balances are a protocol primitive — escrow with no smart-contract risk to audit.
A donation settles in 3–5s for a fraction of a centavo — so 100% of a ₱50 gift arrives.
Donate USDC today — a dollar-stable coin, no volatility. PHP-native (PHPC) plugs in once a BSP-licensed peso anchor is live on Stellar.
We never hold your money.
The protocol won’t let us — no “trust us” required.
The donor's own wallet signs locally. We never see a private key.
Money moves into a native Stellar claimable balance — never an account we control.
DSWD attests the wallet; the platform is never a signer. We can't touch it.
Transparency is a growth engine.
It arrives — watch your peso land on-chain in seconds. Proof, not trust.
Transparency raises ~53% more. Keep 100%, settle in seconds.
Rebuild trust. Faster relief. Audit-ready by default.
From a government mandate to a movement.
Charities are already open about their finances — the natural place to start. They earn the seal by proving it on-chain, not by decree.
Any org that opens its books can carry the seal — from NGOs to companies. Transparency becomes a competitive advantage, not a mandate.
DSWD accredits the charities and publishes finances — so each verified charity links straight to the government’s own transparent data.
The result: one unbroken, verifiable chain — DSWD budget → accredited charity → beneficiary — every hop cross-checked against the government’s own public data.
How we make money.
Once charities are on Stellar, we’re the “no middleman” platform — donors give peer-to-peer, directly to a verified org. We take the disclosed fee; we never hold the money.
Aligned incentives: we only earn when money reaches a verified org.
An embeddable seal — live on their site.
Most of the 400+ DSWD charities can’t take crypto today. We hand them one line of code.
Acquired by Shift4 for $300M · 1,300+ nonprofits · ~$100M donated. Proof the market is real.
- ✗ Custodial — they hold the funds
- ✗ No open finances or on-chain proof
- ✗ No government accreditation layer
World Vision is DSWD-accredited with open, on-chain finances.
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- ✓ Non-custodial — funds never touch us
- ✓ Open finances + public on-chain receipt
- ✓ DSWD-verified badge, built in
Transparency Seal — bringing open finances and transparent payments to more industries soon: gov aid, grants, procurement. A $470B+ nonprofit market to start.
Two things turn this into a national rail.
Every DSWD-accredited or PCNC-certified charity and LGU disaster office onboards a Stellar wallet it controls — flipping a reserved slot into a live, donatable, provable account.
A BSP-licensed anchor (Coins.ph / PDAX) to issue & redeem PHP↔USDC on Stellar — so Filipinos donate in pesos and orgs cash out in pesos. The one piece we can’t build alone.
A coalition, not a middleman.
Government
Accreditation of relief orgs + disaster response — the backbone of our allow-list.
Local disaster offices that receive & disburse calamity funds — the departments who claim a wallet.
Flood-control transparency (151k projects) — the accountability data behind "where did the money go?".
Budget releases (SAROs) and audit — the source of the unspent-fund forensics.
Anchors, ecosystem & relief orgs
BSP-licensed VASPs — the local PHP↔USDC anchor (the piece we need).
Cash-out at 300k+ locations — the same rails UNHCR/IRC use.
Grants + the humanitarian disbursement platform we build on.
Accredited relief orgs — first to onboard wallets.
Imagine if every org had the seal.
The government put a Transparency Seal on its own websites to prove it shows its books. We put that seal in the hands of every relief org and disaster office — so donors, citizens, and auditors verify every peso in real time. Trust, replaced by proof.
Visit TransparencySeal.com to check it out.