The Vocdoni voting protocol has been explicitly designed to be secure in all aspects.

By using decentralized technologies we achieve a governance infrastructure that is secure, with integrity, transparency and strong protection to attacks.

Furthermore, thanks to the use of cryptographic mechanisms such as zk-SNARKs we can enable anonymous voting while allowing all processes and infrastructure to be transparent and auditable.

As far as personal data is concerned, it is treated with the utmost care; the organization is the only one that has access to its members' data, and this is never exposed. We comply with all GDPR requirements by default.

Vocdoni is the perfect tool to organize AGMs (Annual General Meetings) and elections as our solution adapts to the different types of voting required (single choice, multiple-choice, ranked voting, among many others) in addition to maintaining the secrecy of the vote, a legal requirement in many cases.

It also covers all the needs apart from voting such as member authentication, streaming embedding, adding required documents or enabling a Q&A component.

Several organizations have successfully used Vocdoni for their AGMs and have also managed to increase participation thanks to the ease of use of Vocdoni Platform.

The design of the Vocdoni voting protocol preserves voters anonymity through modern cryptographic mechanisms such as zk-SNARKs (to be implemented during Q2 2021) and blind-signatures. If you want to know more, check our technical documentation.

Currently, Vocdoni has an in-built anonymity system through the use of information containers and identity obfuscation. A careful design of the frontend prevents third parties from knowing the meaning of the vote of each member and the possibility of crossing data.

We use a self-sovereign identity scheme.

The keys that identify the user are created and stored in the user's terminal, along with the rest of their details. An exchange protocol allows you to share the necessary credentials with the organization's servers so that they can verify users.

A built-in consent mechanism generates a signature to indicate how the data should be used. This allows complete control of the current and historical use of the data by the user, while allowing organizations to manage their data with full GDPR compliance.