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How online elections can prove their own results, explained for election administrators, procurement teams, and voting platform providers. A guide to individual and universal verifiability, ballot secrecy, threshold key control.
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Switzerland has made complete verifiability a formal requirement for e-voting. As digital voting expands across Europe, that standard should spread and improve.
A system for municipalities, councils, universities, unions, and cooperatives to run elections where every ballot stays private and every result can be independently verified by anyone.
For decades, digital voting crashed against an impossible trilemma: privacy, transparency, or scalability. That problem now has a solution.