
Explore a blockchain-based donation tracking system using Hyperledger Fabric to boost transparency and donor trust, with multi-organization deployment, multi-file smart contracts, and Node.js SDK on GCP.
Explore the use cases for a blockchain-powered charity donation tracking system on Hyperledger Fabric, detailing platform and government onboarding of banks and NGOs, and token issuance within a private network.
Set up a GCP VM and install Node.js, Docker and Docker Compose to build a Hyperledger Fabric donation tracking test network with two organizations, channel creation, and chaincode deployment.
Learn to install and deploy chaincode on a Hyperledger Fabric network, including packaging, installation, approvals, and channel onboarding across organizations, with lifecycle logs.
Add a third organization to an existing Hyperledger Fabric network, spin up its containers, join the channel, and deploy chaincode using the lifecycle steps: package, install, approve, commit.
Fix Google Cloud billing by creating a new billing account to restart a stopped VM, then verify SSH access and docker-based Hyperledger Fabric test network setup with channel and chaincode.
Design the application layer to issue donor batch during onboarding, generate a qr code, and store batch data on ipfs for authentication and future use.
Explore chaincode writing for a donation tracking system on Hyperledger Fabric. Learn fund creation, donations, expenses, and token logic with NGO, bank, and donor roles.
Deploy the donation tracking system's chaincode across Org1, Org2, and Org3 in Hyperledger Fabric by starting the network, onboarding Org3, and executing install, commit, and query steps.
Set up the Hyperledger Fabric Node SDK, create the app structure, and implement admin and user registration with certificate wallets, CA enrollment, and org-specific admin identities.
Fix org3 deployment issues and node sdk setup by troubleshooting CouchDB configuration, docker cache, and test network, then configure wallets and connection profiles.
Generate a donation batch image with a QR code, upload to IPFS via Pinata, and obtain an IPFS hash (Sid) for ledger tracking in Hyperledger Fabric.
Implement fund and token controllers and batch logic in a Hyperledger Fabric donation tracking system. Handle donate, add expense, and fund queries across NGO, donor, and bank roles.
This hands-on course is designed to help you build a complete real-world project using Hyperledger Fabric by developing a Donation Tracking System (MVP) from scratch.
Instead of only learning theory, you will work on a practical enterprise-grade use case where donations are transparently recorded, tracked, and audited using a permissioned blockchain network.
Throughout the course, you will learn how to design, develop, and deploy a Hyperledger Fabric network, write production-ready chaincode, and interact with the blockchain using a Node.js backend — exactly how it’s done in real industry projects.
- What You’ll Build
You will build a Donation Tracking System MVP where:
Donors can make donations
NGOs/Admins can track and verify donations
Transactions are immutable and auditable
Access is controlled using organization-level permissions
Data is stored and queried efficiently using CouchDB
- What You’ll Learn
Hyperledger Fabric architecture (Peers, Orderers, MSP, Channels)
Designing a real-world blockchain use case
Writing Chaincode (Smart Contracts) in JavaScript
Using CouchDB for rich queries
Role-based access control using MSP
Interacting with Fabric using Node.js SDK
Chaincode lifecycle and deployment
Secure transaction flow in a permissioned network
Building an MVP suitable for hackathons, startups, or enterprise POCs
- Who This Course Is For
Blockchain developers who want hands-on Fabric experience
Students and professionals preparing for enterprise blockchain roles
Developers who already know blockchain basics and want real project exposure
Hackathon participants (SIH, college projects, MVP development)
Anyone building permissioned blockchain solutions
- Prerequisites
Basic understanding of blockchain concepts
Familiarity with JavaScript (Node.js)
Basic Linux & Docker knowledge is helpful (but not mandatory)
- Why This Course?
Real-world project, not just theory
Industry-relevant architecture
Step-by-step explanations
Clean MVP design you can extend
Perfect for resumes, interviews, and demos