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FY2026 GAA: ₱6.79T
PisoScan
DemoFor public education only. These blocks are built by PisoScan from published PhilGEPS records to show how a budget ledger like CADENA would work. No government agency created or signed them, and this is not an official ledger. How it works

How a public budget blockchain would work

Every PhilGEPS construction award is fingerprinted, grouped into one block per award day, and chained to the block before it. Change one peso in any record and every block after it stops matching. Try it on any transaction page, for example this DPWH contract, which also shows its budget-to-payment trail.

Latest block
#6,013
Nov 6, 2026
Genesis block
#1 Oct 9, 2006
Transactions
844,624
Contract awards, each SHA-256 fingerprinted
Value recorded
₱11.54T
Award amounts as published, not payments
Chain status
All 6,013 blocks link correctly
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Built by
PisoScan, one demo computer
A real system would use several independent nodes
Transactions per block, last 30 blocks
10-0811-06

Latest blocks

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  • #6013
    4 days ago
    Hash eb3e5bb371…fc07bb
    1 txns in block
    ₱1.8M
  • #6012
    10 mos ago
    Hash 212930370b…8d0e7e
    1 txns in block
    ₱4.2M
  • #6011
    10 mos ago
    Hash 2b069aeaad…0212fc
    1 txns in block
    ₱110.0K
  • #6010
    10 mos ago
    Hash 845b3e4023…09060d
    2 txns in block
    ₱52.2M
  • #6009
    10 mos ago
    Hash b6083627d3…ff239b
    2 txns in block
    ₱400.4K
  • #6008
    11 mos ago
    Hash 791899c783…a98933
    89 txns in block
    ₱285.8M
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1. Fingerprint every record

Each award is turned into a SHA-256 hash. Change any field and the hash changes completely.

2. Chain the blocks

Each day's records form a block. The block stores the hash of the block before it, so the blocks form one unbroken chain.

3. Anyone can check

Re-hash the records and compare. One edited record breaks its block and every block after it.