Since October 2018, over 100,000 individuals residing in refugee camps have benefitted from WFP-provided assistance through the blockchain-based system. The deployment of blockchain technology has significantly improved the efficiency, transparency, and security of cash transfers, allowing vulnerable populations to access essential resources with greater ease and dignity.As the humanitarian sector’s largest blockchain-based cash distribution system, the project has successfully completed its life cycle with the WFP Innovation Accelerator, supporting over 1 million people each month across four active countries (Bangladesh, Jordan, Lebanon, and Ukraine). It has provided US$ 325 million in assistance and processed US$ 555 million in cash-based transfers to date. Additionally, the project has saved US$ 3.5 million in bank fees, contributing to more efficient aid delivery.