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Establishing a transparent BCH ledger for a non-profit organisation - advice requested Dear BCH community, We would dearly love some advice on a BCH ledger for our organization. One.Surgery is a registered Community Interest Company in the UK (12488453) - the UK version of a registered non-profit organization. We are soon hopeful to launch our first Flipstarter to raise bitcoin cash funds whilst establishing a strong working collaboration with the BCH community. We hope working side by side with the BCH community will foster a symbiotic spirit that brings us together as we grow. We understand, building relationships between cultures, communities, projects and industries take many years, and we really want to start on the right foot. As an organization, we are committed to our goals of improving access to safe surgical care throughout the world and capacity building in the fields of surgical research, education, advocacy and clinical care. We are equally committed to financial efficiency, ensuring we are utilizing our funds for absolute maximal outcomes, and be openly transparent, to build trust both within and outside of the BCH community. We have (as of yesterday) started accepting more formally, BCH donations directly to our wallet. We have therefore launched a One.Surgery BCH Wallet ledger online (https://one.surgery/bch-ledger/) which we hope will manually curate and validate every transaction that enters and exits our wallet. We would love to get feedback on this ledger and ask, within the BCH blockchain economy, is there a standardised way you prefer this data presented, and what specific information you would expect from our online ledger in order to review our BCH finances? Thank you so much once more! Saqib (founder of One.Surgery) https://one.surgery/bch-ledger/

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