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BlockLedger Python SDK
Blockchain verification for existing accounting systems (Tally, QuickBooks, SAP)
Why BlockLedger?
Accounting fraud costs $4.5 trillion annually. Traditional accounting systems are single-party - only the company controls the ledger.
BlockLedger adds multi-party blockchain verification to your existing accounting workflow:
- Companies keep using Tally/QuickBooks/SAP
- Every transaction is verified by multiple organizations (company + auditor + regulator)
- Immutable audit trail - no one can alter past transactions
- Real-time compliance instead of annual audits
Installation
pip install blockledger
Quick Start
1. CLI Usage
# Setup
blockledger setup
# Import Tally CSV
blockledger import-csv vouchers.csv --token YOUR_JWT_TOKEN
# Verify transaction
blockledger verify PV-001 --token YOUR_JWT_TOKEN
# Demo mode
blockledger demo --count 10 --token YOUR_JWT_TOKEN
2. Python SDK
from blockledger import BlockLedgerClient
# Initialize client
client = BlockLedgerClient(
api_url="http://localhost:8000",
token="your-jwt-token"
)
# Import Tally CSV
result = client.import_tally_csv("tally_export.csv")
print(f"Imported {result['imported']} transactions")
for tx in result['transactions']:
print(f"Voucher: {tx['voucher_number']}")
print(f"Blockchain Hash: {tx['blockchain_hash']}")
print(f"TX ID: {tx['blockchain_tx_id']}")
# Verify on blockchain
verification = client.verify_transaction("PV-001")
if verification['verified']:
print("✓ Transaction verified by all peers")
For Tally Users (18M+ in India)
Export from Tally to CSV
- In Tally: Go to Gateway of Tally → Display → Vouchers
- Select date range
- Press Alt+E (Export)
- Choose Excel/CSV format
- Save as
vouchers.csv
Import to BlockLedger
blockledger import-csv vouchers.csv --token YOUR_TOKEN
That's it! Your transactions are now verified on Hyperledger Fabric blockchain with multi-party endorsement.
Architecture
┌─────────────────┐
│ Your Company │
│ Tally/SAP/QB │
└────────┬────────┘
│ CSV Export
↓
┌─────────────────┐
│ BlockLedger │
│ API + SDK │
└────────┬────────┘
│
↓
┌────────────────────────────┐
│ Hyperledger Fabric │
├────────────┬───────────────┤
│ Peer0.Org1│ Peer0.Org2 │
│ (Company) │ (Auditor) │
│ ✓ Signs │ ✓ Signs │
└────────────┴───────────────┘
Each transaction requires consensus from multiple organizations:
- Company peer must sign
- Auditor peer must sign
- Optional: Regulator, tax authority, investors
Result: No single party can manipulate the ledger.
CSV Format
date,voucher_number,description,account_debit,debit,account_credit,credit
2026-02-26,PV-001,Rent payment,Rent Expense,50000,Cash,50000
2026-02-26,RV-001,Cash sales,Cash,100000,Sales Revenue,100000
Features
- ✅ Multi-party verification - Requires consensus from company + auditor
- ✅ Immutable audit trail - Blockchain prevents historical changes
- ✅ Works with existing systems - Doesn't replace Tally/QB/SAP
- ✅ Real-time compliance - Regulators see verified data instantly
- ✅ Enterprise blockchain - Built on Hyperledger Fabric
- ✅ Cryptographic proof - Every transaction has blockchain hash + TX ID
Configuration
Set environment variables or create .env:
BLOCKLEDGER_API_URL=http://localhost:8000
BLOCKLEDGER_TOKEN=your-jwt-token
Production Deployment
- Company runs Peer0.Org1 at their datacenter
- Auditor runs Peer0.Org2 at their infrastructure
- Regulator runs Peer0.Org3 (optional)
- All peers communicate via Hyperledger Fabric gossip protocol
- Backend API can run at company or neutral cloud (AWS/Azure)
Requirements
- Python 3.9+
- BlockLedger backend (FastAPI)
- Hyperledger Fabric network (2+ peers)
Links
- Documentation: https://blockledger.readthedocs.io
- GitHub: https://github.com/blockledger/blockledger
- Backend Setup: See
backend/README.md - Fabric Setup: See
fabric-network/README.md
License
MIT License - See LICENSE file
Support
- Email: support@blockledger.io
- Issues: https://github.com/blockledger/blockledger/issues
- Slack: https://blockledger.slack.com
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