No approved NGOs are currently published on O2.
How it will work
Two sides. One clear ledger.
The MVP stays simple: verification, campaign creation, escrowed donations, and approved release.
For NGOs
1
Apply and get verified
BC NGOs will go through a review step before they can appear on the platform.
2
Create a profile
Approved organizations will publish what they do, what services they provide, and what funding would support next.
3
Receive released funds
USDC donations will sit in escrow and release to approved NGOs under the platform rules.
For donors
1
Browse approved NGOs
Donors will only see organizations that have passed verification.
2
Fund with USDC
Donations will move into an on-chain escrow account instead of a black box.
3
Track every release
Every campaign, transfer, and release will remain visible on-chain.
Current state
Nothing funded yet.
O2 is not live as a fundraising platform today. These are the current counts, not placeholders.
No donation campaigns are open on the platform yet.
No donor money has moved through O2 so far.
Why build it
Trust first. Activity later.
The promise is simple: approved NGOs, visible flows, and escrow logic that donors can inspect.
Verified NGOs only
No public fundraising until an NGO is approved and whitelisted.
Escrow first
Funds are meant to move through a transparent escrow flow, not directly into an opaque account.
Built for BC
The first version is focused on British Columbia nonprofits and local trust.