Филиппины внедрят блокчейн-систему для контроля госрасходов

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-08-24Last updated on 2025-09-25

На Филиппинах запустят блокчейн-систему Integrity Chain для Департамента общественных работ и автомобильных дорог.

Trust on-chain, hope on the ground.

A better Philippines begins here. 🇵🇭 https://t.co/8J79aQJa3k

— BYC (BayaniChain Ventures) (@BayaniChain) September 25, 2025

Платформа повысит прозрачность госконтрактов после массовых протестов из-за предполагаемой коррупции в инициативах по борьбе с наводнениями. По данным Австралийского института международных отношений, за 15 лет на эти цели выделили более $33 млрд.

Решение разработала компания BayaniChain Ventures. Она записывает контракты и ключевые этапы проектов в защищенный реестр на базе сети Polygon. По словам CEO BayaniChain Пола Солимана, цель — превратить госзаписи в «неизменяемые, проверяемые и открыто подтверждаемые цифровые публичные активы».

Данные в системе проверяют независимые валидаторы — общественные организации, университеты и СМИ. Они просматривают и подтверждают записи. При этом действия самих узлов проверок также фиксируются в блокчейне для сохранения подотчетности. На старте в проекте приняли участие более 40 неправительственных организаций.

В будущем Integrity Chain планируют расширить на другие ведомства. Как отметил Солиман, это поможет «защитить весь годовой бюджет Филиппин», который оценивается примерно в $98 млрд. Он добавил, что общественное доверие будет восстановлено «не на обещаниях, а на криптографии».

Напомним, в августе власти Филиппин предложили создать стратегический резерв на 10 000 BTC.

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