The problem DigiVote solves

1. Transparency and Trust: Traditional voting systems often face skepticism regarding the integrity of vote counting and the potential for tampering. Your system enhances transparency by allowing live tracking of vote tallies, ensuring that every vote is visible and accounted for. This real-time transparency builds trust among voters, as they can see firsthand that their votes are being counted accurately.

2. Security and Decentralization: The decentralized nature of blockchain technology is at the heart of your system, ensuring that no single party can alter or tamper with the voting results. This is a significant improvement over electronic voting machines, which have been criticized for being susceptible to manipulation. By leveraging blockchain, your system distributes the data across multiple nodes, making it nearly impossible to alter votes once they have been cast.

3. Accessibility and Inclusivity: Your platform can be accessed online, which drastically reduces geographical and logistical barriers that can prevent voters from participating in elections. This feature is especially beneficial for remote areas and for those who cannot physically reach polling stations. Furthermore, the use of account abstraction and smart wallets facilitates a more user-friendly experience that mirrors familiar web2 interfaces, lowering the entry barrier for non-technical users.

4. Cost-Effectiveness: By integrating the paymaster feature, your system allows organizations or governments to cover transaction costs for voters. This not only encourages higher participation by making voting free for end-users but also assists in managing election budgets more effectively.

5.Scalability and Flexibility: Built on the Polygon network, your system is not only fast and efficient but also capable of scaling to accommodate large numbers of voters, which is essential for nationwide elections. Moreover, the flexibility of blockchain allows for various organizational uses, from small club

Challenges we ran into

We ran into challenges like building contracts on Thirdweb and integrating Account Abstraction into our system.