A proposed framework for smart crowd funding platform.

Using a novel and creative mechanism called crowdfunding, individual venture creators can submit requests for money for a variety of venture types. The businesses might be working for cultural or social purpose for profit. Usually, the amounts are provided in exchange for future goods or stock. For the purpose of generation of funds for various sorts of projects in exchange for payment, crowdfunding also involves the use of online social media platforms to connect investors with entrepreneurs. Social media and the internet have emerged as new channels. Fundraising for businesses and other nonprofit groups is greatly aided by social media and the internet. This article will first discuss the importance of technology in crowdfunding, and then it will discuss the numerous crowdfunding sites that have recently appeared. We finally discuss blockchain as a technology to maximize the success of a project by making the funding process safe and offering complete transparency. Blockchain is a unique, autonomous, and transparent technology that ensures the privacy of transactions between parties. Trust is crucial in crowdfunding, forming the basis of relationships between investors and stakeholders. The advancements in technology offer immense potential for crowdfunding organizations and individuals. Blockchain-based crowdfunding platforms enhance the credibility of various initiatives and attract significant funding from investors and contributors. Our blockchain-based crowdfunding platform offers decentralization, trust, and flexibility. Smart contracts hold funds until project goals are met, ensuring secure and transparent transactions. With global accessibility, diverse projects can attract support, removing geographical barriers. We aim to revolutionize crowdfunding, fostering genuine collaboration between investors and beneficiaries. This innovative approach empowers innovators and drives positive changeby unlocking universal opportunities for meaningful projects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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