UNDP field test
100% transaction success rateBOUSOL operated with near-instant performance during a complete cellular-network outage.
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BOUSOL is being recognized where it matters: through ecosystem selection, institutional collaboration, and real-world deployment for communities often left out of traditional financial systems.
BOUSOL operated with near-instant performance during a complete cellular-network outage.
Recognized for BOUSOL's continued development and real-world application on Stellar.
Digital cash delivered using USDC and the BOUSOL wallet in Northwest Haiti.
Recognition from the Georgia Haitian American Chamber of Commerce.
Tested under real constraints
During a UNDP SDG Blockchain Accelerator pilot in Cap-Haïtien, the cellular network went down completely. A contingency satellite connection became the only connectivity available.
BOUSOL and Kura enabled households, merchants, microfinance institutions and nonprofits to receive transfers, make local payments and build a trusted transaction record. UNDP reported a 100% transaction success rate with near-instant performance across both wallets under those conditions.
The pilot moved BOUSOL beyond a feature claim. It demonstrated that digital-payment workflows can continue under the infrastructure constraints that humanitarian and development programs actually face.

Ecosystem recognition
BOUSOL Wallet was selected as a Build Award winner in Stellar Community Fund Round #30, recognizing the project's continued development within the Stellar ecosystem.
BOUSOL's awarded project focused on advancing the wallet for humanitarian programming, financial access, and real-world use in underserved markets.
The recognition supported BOUSOL's continued development as financial infrastructure built on Stellar and designed for real-world payment environments.
Real-world deployment
In 2026, Mercy Corps Ventures, Fonkoze Foundation and Paon Bleu launched a blockchain-based digital cash pilot in Northwest Haiti using the BOUSOL wallet. The initiative is designed to provide digital cash assistance to 200 extremely vulnerable rural women participating in Fonkoze's Chemen Lavi Miyò program.
This work brings established humanitarian organizations, local expertise, USDC and BOUSOL together to learn how digital cash can serve people in low-connectivity, rural environments.

The pilot
Community recognition
BOUSOL received the 2024 Haitian Innovation Award from the Georgia Haitian American Chamber of Commerce in recognition of its work advancing financial inclusion through technology.
Visit the Chamber →Evidence in action
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