OpenG2P one year on
summary
OpenG2P reports one year of building open source plumbing for cash transfers: a working reference architecture, alignment with GovStack building blocks, and pilots using Apache Fineract core banking and Mexico’s CoDi QR/NFC flows. India shows the payoff where Aadhaar + UPI backbone drives near‑national scale identity‑verified payments; estimates cite $5–$25 per disbursement today and billions saved in leakage. Remaining gaps are procurement, funding and interoperability standards; the project is live but still mid‑deployment.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:48Steve Conrad
- 8:45Role of Gdp Payments
- 23:05Government Procurement Projects
- 23:52Reasons Why the Mexican Government Has Chosen To Go in an Open Source Direction
- 37:27Software Development Cycle
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