Hyperledger Fabric Project | Donation Tracking System
Hyperledger Fabric Project | Donation Tracking System, Build a real-world donation tracking system using Hyperledger Fabric, Chaincode, Node.js sdk, docker, ipfs and more..
Course Description
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
