Infrastructure
for Democracy

Every ballot visible and verifiable — proof replaces promises in democracy.

Trust in elections breaks down when systems operate behind closed doors. Results published by opaque software or controlled by a single authority leave room for doubt.

Votari eliminates that doubt. Every registration and every ballot is recorded immutably on the blockchain, visible for anyone to check. Auditors, organizers, and even voters themselves can independently verify the count.

Transparency is not an afterthought — it is built into the process, ensuring that democracy rests on proof, not promises.

Your vote stays private, tamper-proof, and locked by cryptography.

Traditional voting systems are vulnerable to tampering, hacking, or insider access. Votari turns this model upside down. Verification happens on each voter’s own device — using biometric passports, NFC chips, and the phone’s secure enclave.

Votes are signed locally, never transmitted as raw identity, and then written immutably to the blockchain. No personal data leaves the device, and no one in the middle can intercept, alter, or even see how you voted.

Security here is not about firewalls — it’s about cryptography, privacy by design, and a chain of custody that cannot be broken.

From local polls to nations, trust holds steady at any size.

Democracy must work at every scale, from a village committee to a national election. Most digital systems struggle here — what works for a thousand voters can collapse at a million

Votari is built on Bitcoin SV, the only blockchain capable of handling millions of transactions at low cost. Whether you are running a local community vote or a national referendum, the same guarantees of speed, cost-efficiency, and verifiability hold true.

Scale is not a barrier — it’s the foundation.

Adapts to every election type while keeping results provable.

No two elections are the same. A school board vote, a corporate shareholder meeting, and a national ballot all carry different requirements.

Votari adapts to them all. It supports one-person-one-vote elections, weighted voting based on shares, or ranked-choice ballots where preferences matter. Organizers can set rules upfront, voters experience a seamless process, and the blockchain ensures the outcome is fair and tamper-proof.

Flexibility does not come at the cost of trust — it’s built on the same transparent and verifiable core.