Non-profits have heart. But do they always have accountability?
That’s the governance challenge we’ve been obsessed with at OffChain Luxembourg.
In a business, risk and responsibility are crystal clear:
- Investors take risks
- Objectives are measurable
- Failure has consequences
- Accountability is embedded
But in non-profits?
Too often, the equation is fuzzier.
There’s plenty of idealism, but less accounting.
Money comes in through donations — and if a project fails? There’s often no direct consequence for mismanagement. It’s "nobody’s loss"… except maybe the community’s.
So how do we fix that?
At OffChain, we’ve started solving this with what we do best: a governance model powered by blockchain.
We introduced an internal accounting system based on our token, OCLT, to bring clarity, traceability, and shared responsibility across all our operations.
Every unit of work. Every budget line. Every vote.
Backed by transparent data.
Auditable by design.
No excuses.
This is how accountability scales with community.
We believe the next generation of non-profits will be measured not just by ideals, but by impact.
What do you think:
Should more non-profits adopt token-based accounting to track value and responsibility?
