Vite is a digital health infrastructure protocol designed for real world deployment in Africa and emerging markets.
# Vite
**Every dose recorded. Every record trusted. Every grant verified.**
A universal, offline first vaccination record system with an optional conditional funding layer built on XION.
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## Overview
Vite is a digital health infrastructure protocol designed for real world deployment in Africa and emerging markets.
It solves two critical failures in public health systems:
* unreliable and non-portable vaccination records
* inefficient, slow, and fraud prone conditional health grant distribution
The system works as a **standalone vaccination record platform** and becomes more powerful when integrated with conditional funding programs.
> Built on XION | Aligned with Blockchain for Good Alliance | Global Impact Accelerator 2026
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## Core Idea
Vite separates infrastructure into two layers:
### 1. Universal Vaccination Record System
* Offline first data capture
* Syncs to blockchain when connectivity is available
* Patient records accessible via:
* QR code
* phone number (SMS access)
* No smartphone or app required for patients
### 2. Optional Conditional Funding Layer
* NGOs or governments define health milestones
* Smart contracts automatically release funds when milestones are met
* Vaccination records act as **cryptographic proof**
* No manual verification required
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## Problem
### 1. Broken Vaccination Records
* Paper cards are lost, destroyed, or falsified
* Millions of children start but do not complete vaccination schedules
* Example: Nigeria shows ~25% dropout between DTP1 and DTP3
### 2. Records Do Not Travel
* High migration rates across Africa
* Clinic systems are siloed
* Leads to:
* revaccination
* wasted resources
* incorrect clinical decisions
### 3. Conditional Grants Fail at Scale
* Manual verification
* 3–6 month delays
* 15–40% fraud rates
* High administrative costs
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## Solution
### Offline First Health Recording
* Health workers record vaccinations without internet
* Data stored locally and synced later
* Each …