Votari: Verifiable on-chain elections move beyond trial polls

Homepage > News > Tech > Votari: Verifiable on-chain elections move beyond trial polls TL;DR: Votari, the BSV-based app for verifiable elections and surveys, has moved from its January soft launch to full release on iOS and Android. The biggest change: three eligibility models (open, email domain, and passport verification) instead of passport-only, allowing organizers to choose the appropriate identity level for each vote. All results are anonymized, stored on-chain, and independently auditable—the core reason the app was built on BSV in the first place. Key Takeaways Votari is now live on app stores after a five-month trial period that tested its core voting architecture with real users Three eligibility models: Open public votes, email-domain-restricted elections, and high-assurance passport verification—organizers choose what fits their needs On-chain auditability: All election results are anonymized and stored on the BSV blockchain, independently verifiable long after the vote ends Minimal trust design: Votari removes the need to trust any central operator with vote integrity while leaving eligibility definition to whoever knows the electorate (a company, association,...