DeBridgeCare -qubic track

🔸Problem: Humanitarian aid faces chronic issues of mismanagement, lack of transparency, and unverifiable delivery. Donors—including NGOs, DAOs, and individuals—struggle to trust whether aid reaches its intended recipients. 🔸Solution: DeBridgeCare solves this by combining Solana and Qubic into a cross-chain donation system. Donors pledge aid on Solana, while Qubic acts as a decentralized trust oracle. Verifiers on the ground submit proof (e.g. photos, GPS, QR), and Qubic’s quorum logic validates authenticity. Only verified deliveries trigger smart contracts to release funds. An NFT badge system adds a layer of transparent reporting. 🔸Target Users: DAOs, NGOs, disaster relief teams, aid verification workers, crypto donors, philanthropist, Donation Focal Person, Charity Lead Giving Coordinator, Cause Ambassador, Point of Contact for Donations. 🎯 Unique Features: * Cross-chain Solana–Qubic architecture. * Quorum-based delivery validation. * Mock bridge and smart contract integration. * Aid recipients or verifiers submit proof of delivery (image, GPS, QR code, etc.). * Qubic receives submissions and runs quorum-based validation (smart contract-based voting or logic). * Once quorum is achieved, a signal is sent to Solana (via mock bridge), and funds are released. 🔸 Why Qubic + Solana: * Solana handles the scalable token layer for donations. * Qubic acts as a decentralized, quorum-based trust oracle — verifying aid delivery based on ground-level data and consensus. * Qubic-Solana bridge allows inter-chain communication between verification logic and fund release logic. * Frontend UI Mockup (Donor screen, Verifier screen, Recipient claim page) * Solana smart contract stub (Anchor) to accept and lock funds * Simulated Qubic logic (quorum vote function) 🔸 Tech Stack: * Solana (Rust + Anchor). * Qubic scripting (mock quorum logic). * Node.js bridge logic. * React.