Verified Resource Delivery Instrument
A tamper-proof on-chain certificate (VRDI) proving that a specific resource—aid, goods, or services—was delivered, verified, and received by the intended recipient.
The Verified Resource Delivery Instrument (VRDI) solves the "last mile problem" in logistics and humanitarian aid. Every shipment, from warehouse to recipient, generates cryptographic proof at each checkpoint. AI verifies delivery photos and GPS metadata. The moment a recipient confirms receipt, a VRDI is minted on-chain, triggering automatic payment to the logistics provider. This creates an auditable, fraud-resistant supply chain.
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