KR20230026761A - Participation reward type social security service voucher issuance system - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a token providing device for a social security service voucher. The token providing device for a social security service voucher comprises: a user information managing unit; a block generating unit; a token generating unit; and a token providing unit. The user information managing unit registers and manages information of a user. When generating a registration request signal for requesting registration of a volunteer work history generated as the user performs volunteer work, the block generating unit generates a block in response to the registration request signal. The token generating unit generates token corresponding to the block by considering volunteer work time history information corresponding to the volunteer work history. The token providing unit provides voucher token which is a token for the social security service voucher as a compensation for performing the volunteer work to the user based on the generated token. The token and the voucher token can be the token of a value of a volunteer time.

Description

Participation compensation social security service voucher issuance system {PARTICIPATION REWARD TYPE SOCIAL SECURITY SERVICE VOUCHER ISSUANCE SYSTEM}

This application relates to a social security service voucher issuance system, in particular, a participation compensation type social welfare service voucher issuance system. In addition, the present application relates to an apparatus and method for providing a token for a participation reward type social security service voucher.

Social welfare (social welfare service, social security service) is necessary to improve the happiness and quality of life of the people. However, in order to provide social welfare, it is indispensable to expand financial resources through tax increases and donations, and as the existing funds and budget are extremely insufficient, it is currently difficult to provide sufficient social welfare, that is, sufficient social security benefits. there is.

On the other hand, the spirit of service means the attitude or attitude of mind to devote one's efforts to the nation, society, or others without caring for oneself. can be said to be

It can be said that time resources are absolutely necessary to carry out these service (volunteer) activities. However, time has a finite characteristic that is limited, an immutable characteristic that cannot be processed or manipulated, a non-storable characteristic that cannot be stored or stored, and a non-transferable characteristic that cannot be transferred or rented. For this reason, modern people who live a busy life have limited time to enjoy life, so there is no time to do volunteer work, and there is not enough time just to prepare for the future (retirement).

Therefore, by making it possible to supplement the limited financial resources of the social security system such as pension with time (volunteer activity time), the development of technology to prepare for old age and receive social welfare services (social security benefits) based on the performance of volunteer activities. this is required

The background technology of the present application is disclosed in Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1806481.

This application is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, social security service voucher issuance system, social security service voucher that can provide social security services (social welfare services, social security benefits) without expanding finances through tax increases and donations Its purpose is to provide a device and method for providing a token for use.

The present application is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, a social security service voucher issuing system that can provide sufficient social welfare even when funds and budget for social welfare are insufficient, and a device and method for providing tokens for social security service vouchers. intended to provide.

This application is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and supplements the limited financial resources of social security systems such as pensions with time (volunteer activity time) to prepare for old age based on the performance of volunteer activities and provide social welfare services (social security The purpose is to provide a system for issuing social security service vouchers and a device and method for providing tokens for social security service vouchers.

However, the technical problem to be achieved by the embodiments of the present application is not limited to the technical problems described above, and other technical problems may exist.

As a technical means for achieving the above technical problem, an apparatus for providing a token for a social security service voucher according to an embodiment of the present application includes a user information management unit for registering and managing user information; a block generator configured to generate a block in response to the registration request signal when a registration request signal requesting registration of the volunteer activity history generated as the user performs the volunteer activity; a token generating unit generating a token corresponding to the block in consideration of volunteer activity time history information corresponding to the volunteer activity history; and a token providing unit that provides a voucher token, which is a token for a social security service voucher, to the user based on the generated token as a reward for performing the volunteer activity, wherein the token and the voucher token are used during volunteer activity time. It may be a tokenization of the value of

In addition, the token and the voucher token may be non-fungible tokens that are digital assets that enable the provision of social security services and the issuance of vouchers related to social security services.

In addition, the block generation unit generates the block only when a predetermined authentication condition is satisfied, and the predetermined authentication condition corresponds to an online-based authentication condition related to user's personal identity authentication and a plurality of front-line social welfare organizations. It can include blockchain-based authentication conditions based on interworking between nodes that

In addition, the preset authentication condition further includes an offline-based authentication condition related to volunteer activity location authentication, wherein the offline-based authentication condition is a social welfare front-line organization in which the user performs volunteer activities based on wireless communication. It may be determined that it satisfies when the organization-specific ID information of the front-line organization is recognized and/or the location of the user matches the location of the front-line organization performing the service.

On the other hand, the social security service voucher issuance system according to an embodiment of the present application includes a token providing device for social security service vouchers according to an embodiment of the present application described above; a plurality of front-line social welfare institutions that transmit and receive data through a network with the device for providing tokens for social security service vouchers, and provide users with an environment for performing volunteer activities; A plurality of corporate resources undertaking issuance of vouchers related to social security services; and a plurality of social welfare service providers providing social security services.

In addition, each of the plurality of corporate resources, when payment of some voucher tokens is made from a user who has been provided with a voucher token by performing volunteer activities, provides a social security service related voucher corresponding to some voucher tokens to the user in response to the payment. issued to, and each of the plurality of social welfare service providing institutions may provide social security services corresponding to some voucher tokens in response to the payment, when payment is made for some voucher tokens from the user.

In addition, the method for providing a token for a social security service voucher according to an embodiment of the present application is a method for providing a token for a social security service voucher through the above-described token providing device for a social security service voucher, (a) in a user information management unit, Registering and managing the information of; (b) generating a block in response to the registration request signal when a registration request signal requesting registration of the volunteer activity history generated by the user performing the volunteer activity is generated by the block generator; (c) generating a token corresponding to the block in consideration of volunteer activity time history information corresponding to the volunteer activity history; and (d) providing a voucher token, which is a token for a social security service voucher, to the user as a reward for performing the volunteer activity based on the generated token, by a token providing unit, wherein the token and the voucher The token may be tokenized value of volunteer time.

The above-described problem solving means are merely exemplary and should not be construed as intended to limit the present disclosure. In addition to the exemplary embodiments described above, additional embodiments may exist in the drawings and detailed description of the invention.

According to the above-mentioned problem solving means of the present application, by providing a voucher token, which is a non-fungible token (NFT) generated by tokenizing the value of volunteer activity time, to the user as a reward for performing volunteer activities, Even if financial resources are not expanded through tax increases and donations, or even if existing funds and budgets are insufficient, voucher tokens can be used to ensure that sufficient social security services are provided.

According to the above-mentioned problem solving method of the present application, by providing a voucher token, which is a non-fungible token, as a reward for performing volunteer activities, the limited financial resources of social security systems (social security services) such as pensions are converted into time (volunteer activity hours). As it can be supplemented, based on the performance of volunteer activities, it is possible to prepare for old age and receive social welfare services (social security benefits).

According to the above-described problem solving means of the present application, by providing a social security service voucher issuance system and a device and method for providing tokens for social security service vouchers, volunteer activity time is stored/managed in a block chain and converted into a verified digital voucher that can be transferred. It can be provided for use.

According to the above-described problem solving means of the present application, the value of volunteer time generated (occurred) as a user performs volunteer (volunteer) activities is stored as a non-fungible token and provided to the user as a voucher token, thereby volunteering It is possible to build an ecosystem or system that can be rewarded for the performance of In other words, the present application can build (construct) an ecosystem or system that allows compensation for performing volunteer activities to be provided as a social security service voucher.

However, the effects obtainable herein are not limited to the effects described above, and other effects may exist.

1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a social security service voucher issuance system according to an embodiment of the present application.
2 is a diagram for explaining a process of providing a voucher token by an apparatus for providing a token for a social security service voucher according to an embodiment of the present application.
Figure 3 is a diagram schematically showing the operational flow of the social security service voucher issuing system according to an embodiment of the present application.
4 is a table showing the difference between the voucher issuance technique proposed by the social security service voucher issuance system according to an embodiment of the present application and the existing local currency issuance technique.
5 is an operational flowchart of a method for providing a token for a social security service voucher according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present application will be described in detail so that those skilled in the art can easily practice with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the present disclosure may be implemented in many different forms and is not limited to the embodiments described herein. And in order to clearly describe the present application in the drawings, parts irrelevant to the description are omitted, and similar reference numerals are attached to similar parts throughout the specification.

Throughout the present specification, when a part is said to be “connected” to another part, it is not only “directly connected”, but also “electrically connected” or “indirectly connected” with another element in between. "Including cases where

Throughout the present specification, when a member is referred to as being “on,” “above,” “on top of,” “below,” “below,” or “below” another member, this means that a member is located in relation to another member. This includes not only the case of contact but also the case of another member between the two members.

Throughout the present specification, when a certain component is said to "include", it means that it may further include other components without excluding other components unless otherwise stated.

1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a social security service voucher issuance system 1000 according to an embodiment of the present application.

Hereinafter, the social security service voucher issuance system 1000 according to an embodiment of the present application will be referred to as the present system 1000 for convenience of explanation.

Referring to FIG. 1 , this system 1000 is a system in which compensation is made according to the user 1's performance (participation) in volunteer activities, and may be otherwise referred to as a participation reward-type social security service voucher issuance system 1000.

This system 1000 includes a user 1, a user terminal 2, a device for providing tokens for social security service vouchers 100, a plurality of front-line social welfare organizations 200, a plurality of corporate resources 300, and a plurality of A social welfare service providing institution 400 may be included.

Here, the device for providing tokens for social security service vouchers 100 is a device for providing rewards according to the user 1's performance (participation) in volunteer activities, and is otherwise referred to as a device for providing tokens for social security service vouchers for participation compensation 100. It can be. The device 100 for providing tokens for social security service vouchers according to an embodiment of the present application will be referred to as the device 100 for convenience of description below.

The user 1 means a user (subject) who performs (participates) in volunteer activities, and may be referred to as volunteers, volunteers, and the like. User 1 may mean a concept of an individual referring to one person, but this is only an example to help understanding of the present application, but is not limited thereto, and user 1 refers to a plurality of people. It can also be understood as the concept of a group that refers to. That is, the user 1 may be an individual (individual user) or a group (group user of two or more groups).

User (1) is illustratively a defense man, veterans, social security service providers and volunteers, disaster volunteers (individuals, organizations), general volunteers (individuals, organizations), social welfare workers (related to receiving social welfare points) industry), etc., but is not limited thereto, and can be applied to anyone who can receive social security services.

In this application, the term social security service may be used interchangeably with terms such as social welfare, social welfare service, social welfare benefit, social security benefit, social security system, etc., but they all have the same meaning (ie, related to all welfare provided by society). service/benefit).

A user 1 may possess a user terminal 2 . The user terminal 2 may be used to perform online-based authentication or offline-based authentication, which will be described later, and a detailed description thereof will be described later.

The user terminal 2 refers to PCS (Personal Communication System), GSM (Global System for Mobile communication), PDC (Personal Digital Cellular), PHS (Personal Handyphone System), PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), IMT (International Mobile Telecommunication )-2000, CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access)-2000, W-CDMA (WCode Division Multiple Access), Wibro (Wireless Broadband Internet) terminal, smartphone, smartpad, tablet PC, laptop, wearable It may include all types of wired and wireless communication devices such as devices and desktop PCs, but is not limited thereto.

When the user 1 performs a volunteer activity (volunteer activity), the apparatus 100 stores (records) history information (history data) about the time of the volunteer activity (ie, volunteer activity time) in a block. ), and converting the corresponding block into a token (in particular, a non-fungible token), it is possible to create a token (non-fungible token) that tokenizes the value of volunteer time. Thereafter, the device 100 may provide the user 1 with a voucher token as a reward for performing the volunteer activity based on the generated token. Here, the voucher token may refer to a digital (electronic) asset that enables social security services to be provided or to purchase a voucher (gift certificate, coupon, etc.) for receiving such social security services. These voucher tokens may be otherwise referred to as tokens for social security service vouchers.

The apparatus 100 may be provided in the form of a server. In the example of the present application shown in FIG. 1, the device 100 is shown as a separate (separate) configuration from the configuration of the plurality of social welfare frontline institutions 200, but this is an example to help understanding of the present application. but not limited to this. Preferably, the present device 100 is prepared to correspond to each of the plurality of social welfare front-line institutions 200 (a plurality of units are provided), and each can operate in conjunction with the corresponding social welfare front-line institution. That is, a plurality of devices 100 may be provided, and each of the plurality of devices 100 may be interlocked with each of the plurality of front-line social welfare organizations 200 (ie, linked 1:1). At this time, the description of the present device 100 can be equally applied to the description of each of the plurality of present devices even if the content is omitted below.

Assume that any one social welfare front-line institution in a plurality of front-line social welfare institutions 200 and the apparatus 100 are linked 1:1. In this case, the device 100 is in the form of a server corresponding to any one of the social welfare organizations, and may be referred to as a node herein. In addition, this device 100 can operate as an accounting program of any one social welfare front-line institution, and this device 100 can be referred to as a node as well as an accounting ledger program.

The present system 1000 is a system supporting a non-fungible token (NFT) and may include a plurality of present devices 100. That is, the system 1000 and the apparatus 100 may generate the time (ie, volunteer time) for volunteer activities performed by the user 1 as a non-fungible token. This system 1000 and this device 100 allow the user 1 to freely perform service at a front-line social welfare institution associated with the system 1000 and receive a social security service voucher token (voucher token) as a reward. By allowing users to be provided with, it encourages the vitalization of volunteer activities socially, and benefits of various social security services for old age preparation (guarantee) even if users do not invest a separate time from volunteer activities in preparing for their old age. can make it possible to receive

The device 100 (ie, each of the plurality of devices) stores the time (volunteer time) of the user 1's volunteer activities in a block chain, and provides a verified digital voucher that can be transferred to others (ie, replacement It can be made and provided with an impossible token (voucher token).

The device 100 may generate a non-fungible token for an object having uniqueness (ie, volunteer activity time history information herein) on a blockchain and manage the generated token on the blockchain. A non-fungible token is a digital asset of an object (volunteer service time) with uniqueness, and is characterized by being impossible to exchange with other tokens of the same type because the object has uniqueness.

At this time, for example, the block chain used by the plurality of devices 100 may be a block chain that can be used only by previously authorized users. Accordingly, although not shown in FIG. 1, for example, the system 1000 can manage users who can participate in the blockchain network by issuing certificates through a separate authentication center. In addition, in this system 1000, only users subscribed to the service provided by this system 1000 can participate in the blockchain network and generate transactions. A more detailed description of each component in the device 100 will be described later.

On the other hand, a plurality of frontline social welfare organizations 200 can transmit and receive data by linking with the device 100 through the network 5 . A plurality of front-line social welfare organizations 200 may provide the user 1 with an environment for performing volunteer activities. Illustratively, the plurality of social welfare front-line organizations 200 may include senior welfare centers, disabled welfare centers, child welfare facilities, etc., but are not limited thereto, and provide an environment in which users can perform volunteer activities Various institutions, companies, facilities, etc. can be applied.

The front-line service organization 201 shown in FIG. 1 may refer to any one front-line social welfare institution among a plurality of front-line social welfare institutions 200 in which the user 1 has performed volunteer activities.

A plurality of enterprise resources 300 may transmit and receive data in association with the device 100 through the network 5 . The plurality of corporate resources 300 may refer to resources (corporations) that issue social security service-related vouchers to the user 1, that is, resources that provide social security service-related vouchers. Illustratively, the plurality of corporate resources 300 may include social enterprises (eg, non-profit organizations, etc.), ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) participating enterprises (eg, donation-designated organizations, general corporations, etc.), It is not limited to this, and various institutions, companies, facilities, etc. that can provide vouchers related to social security services can be applied.

When the user 1 performs a volunteer activity, the user 1 may receive a voucher token from the device 100 as a reward for the time spent performing the volunteer activity. At this time, each of the plurality of corporate resources 300, when payment of some voucher tokens is made from a user who has been provided with a voucher token by performing volunteer activities (ie, the user uses some of the voucher tokens owned by the company In case of payment to a resource), a voucher related to social security services corresponding to some voucher tokens may be issued (provided) to the user in response to the payment.

A plurality of social welfare service providing institutions 400 may transmit and receive data by linking with the device 100 through the network 5 . The plurality of social welfare service providing institutions 400 may refer to institutions that provide social security services (social welfare services) to the user 1 . Illustratively, the plurality of social welfare service providing institutions 400 may include public institutions (eg, Ministry of Health and Welfare, etc.), quasi-public institutions (eg, Community Chest of Korea, Social Welfare Council, etc.), etc., and are limited thereto. However, various institutions, companies, and facilities that can provide social security services (social welfare benefits) can be applied. For example, the plurality of social welfare service providing institutions 400 may include at least some of the plurality of front-line social welfare institutions 200, but are not limited thereto.

When the user 1 performs a volunteer activity, the user 1 may receive a voucher token from the device 100 as a reward for the time spent performing the volunteer activity. At this time, each of the plurality of social welfare service providing institutions 400, when payment of some voucher tokens is made from users who have been provided with voucher tokens by performing volunteer activities (that is, when users receive some of the voucher tokens they own) If the token is paid to a social welfare service provider), social security services corresponding to some voucher tokens can be provided to users in response to payment.

This system 1000 and this device 100 are linked with a plurality of social welfare front-line organizations 200, a plurality of corporate resources 300, and a plurality of social welfare service providers 400 to provide social welfare to the user 1. Since various related services (ie, social security service, social security service voucher, voucher token, etc.) can be provided, it is possible to build social welfare governance.

Each component included in the system 1000 (that is, the device, user terminal, a plurality of front-line social welfare institutions, a plurality of corporate resources, and a plurality of social welfare service providing institutions) is interlocked through the network 5 to provide data Transmission and reception can take place.

The network 5 includes, for example, a 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) network, a Long Term Evolution (LTE) network, a World Interoperability for Microwave Access (WIMAX) network, the Internet, a Local Area Network (LAN), and a Wireless LAN ( Wireless Local Area Network), WAN (Wide Area Network), PAN (Personal Area Network), Bluetooth (Bluetooth) network, NFC (Near Field Communication) network, satellite broadcasting network, analog broadcasting network, DMB (Digital Multimedia Broadcasting) network, A wireless network (wireless communication network) may be included, but is not limited thereto.

Examples of social security services (social welfare services) that can be provided by the system 1000 and the device 100 include, but are not limited to, the following services. Exemplary social security services include public welfare services (for example, basic livelihood benefits, basic pension, disability pension, support for the next upper class, emergency support, fire department safety support, etc.), health services (for example, health care at public health centers, visits to patients with chronic diseases) Nursing care, vaccination, support for cancer medical expenses, etc.), welfare services (for example, senior nursing home-linked service, dementia support service, transportation service, disabled welfare service, local welfare center service, lunch/side dish service, extended prevention service, social security service provider) and volunteer connection service, etc.), care service (eg, long-term care for the elderly, disabled activity support, comprehensive care for the elderly, etc.), veterans welfare service (eg, national merit-related service, mobile veterans service, veteran service support service) , end-of-life related services, services related to rental housing for persons of merit, etc.), medical support services (eg, telephone consultation service, medication consultation service, etc.), visiting medical services (eg, visiting physical therapy, visiting cognitive occupational therapy, home nursing, home hospice, etc.).

Accordingly, the plurality of social welfare front-line organizations 200, corporate resources 300, and social welfare service providing institutions 400 included in the system 1000 include various institutions related to at least one of the various social security services described above, Enterprises, facilities, etc. (for example, community center, central veterans hospital, public health center, mental health welfare center, long-term care home center, national health insurance corporation, community welfare center, etc.) can be considered. Hereinafter, the configuration of the apparatus 100 will be described in more detail.

Referring back to FIG. 1 , the apparatus 100 may include a user information management unit 110, a block generation unit 120, a token generation unit 130, a token providing unit 140, and an authentication unit 150. there is.

The user information management unit 110 may register and manage information of the user 1 . Here, the user 1 is a user who performs volunteer activities, and may mean volunteers, volunteers, and the like, and may mean users who are to be provided with social security services.

The user 1 information registered/managed by the user information management unit 110 may include, for example, user personal ID information (ie, user's personal unique ID information) and token wallet. Here, the token wallet (or wallet) refers to a storage that can store/record/store the token (voucher token) provided by the device 100 to the user 1 when the user 1 performs volunteer activities. It may mean a part (storage space). Also, the user 1 information may include the user 1's name, mobile phone number, and the like. In addition, if necessary, the user 1 information may further include biometric authentication information (for example, fingerprint, iris information, etc.) of the user 1 for online-based authentication to be described later. Accordingly, the user information management unit 110 stores/manages personal ID information, token wallet (user's individual token wallet), name, mobile phone number, biometric authentication information, etc. as information of the user 1 by linking (combining) with each other. It can be.

At this time, when a user registration request is made from the user terminal 2 or the front-line organization 201, the user information management unit 110 performs identity authentication through personal identity authentication and confirms (authenticates) that the person is correct. , It is possible to create a token wallet corresponding to the user 1 and issue the user's personal ID information (ie, issue a personal ID through wallet creation). At this time, for example, personal ID issuance may be performed through communication companies or financial institutions in connection with them.

Block generation unit 120 responds to the registration request signal when a registration request signal requesting registration of the volunteer activity history created as the user 1 performs (participates) in the volunteer activity occurs. blocks can be created. In this case, volunteer activity time history information may be considered as volunteer activity history information.

As an example, let's assume that the user 1 has performed volunteer activities at a welfare center for the elderly as any one of the plurality of front-line social welfare institutions 200 . At this time, the social welfare front-line organization in which the user 1 performed the volunteer activity may be referred to as a volunteer front-line organization 201 herein. Therefore, even if the content is omitted below, the description of the first-line service organization 201 can be equally applied to the description of each of the plurality of first-line social welfare organizations 200 .

Illustratively, when it is authenticated that the user 1 has performed volunteer activities for 20 hours at the front-line volunteer organization 201, the front-line volunteer organization 201 performs the user 1 with respect to the device 100. A registration request signal requesting registration of a volunteer activity history (in particular, a volunteer activity time history) may be transmitted. Thereafter, when a registration request signal requesting registration of volunteer activity history is received (generated) from the volunteer organization 201, the block generation unit 120 of the apparatus 100 generates a block in response to the registration request signal. can do.

At this time, authentication that the user 1 has normally performed 20 hours of volunteer work can be performed through a three-step authentication procedure (ie, online-based authentication, offline-based authentication, and blockchain-based authentication), which will be described later. there is. In other words, the block generation unit 120 may generate a block only when there is no abnormality in the above-described three-step authentication (verification) after going through the three-step authentication (verification) procedure. For the three-step authentication process, the apparatus 100 may include the authentication unit 150, and a more detailed description thereof will be described later.

The block generating unit 120 may adjust the number of blocks generated according to the number of service subscribing organizations (ie, social welfare frontline organizations (nodes)) linked to (subscribing to) the present system 1000 . That is, the block generator 120 may adjust the number of block generators according to the number of nodes. A block generated by the block generator 120 may mean a block on a blockchain, and may serve as a container for storing data (in particular, volunteer activity time history information corresponding to volunteer activity history).

After the block is generated, the token generating unit 130 may generate a token corresponding to the block by considering volunteer activity time history information corresponding to the volunteer activity history. The token generating unit 130 may store volunteer activity time history information (according to the above-described example, volunteer activity time performed by the user, meaning 20 hours) corresponding to the volunteer activity history in the created block. Such volunteer activity time history information may be provided, for example, by a person in charge of the volunteer organization 201 . The token generation unit 130 may generate a token by converting a block in which volunteer activity time history information is stored into a token.

At this time, the token generated by the token generation unit 130 is a value obtained by tokenizing the value of the volunteer time performed by the user 1 (ie, generated by tokenizing), and is a non-fungible token (Non- Fungible Token, NFT). That is, the token generated by the token generator 130 may be a non-fungible token that is a tokenized digital asset that enables the provision of social security services and the issuance of vouchers related to social security services. In other words, the token generated by the token generation unit 130 may be a non-fungible token that is a digital asset that is distributedly stored and managed on a blockchain with volunteer activity time (volunteer activity time) as a unique value.

According to this, the token generation unit 130 may generate a non-fungible token by converting a block in which volunteer activity time history information (for example, 20 hours) is stored into a token.

A non-fungible token (NFT) means a token that cannot be substituted for a specific token with another token on the blockchain, unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, which can be traded with each other at the same price per token. Each non-fungible token has a different value, and the device 100 can use the value of volunteer activity time as a non-fungible token by tokenizing the volunteer activity time information on the blockchain.

Tokens (i.e., non-fungible tokens) generated by the token generator 130 can be used as a means of storing the value of volunteer time (volunteer hours), and these tokens (non-fungible tokens) can be issued with authentication and stored for a long period of time. Use, forgery/falsification/damage prevention, etc. can be guaranteed.

The token providing unit 140 may provide a voucher token, which is a token for a social security service voucher, to the user 1 as a reward for performing volunteer activities based on the token generated by the token generating unit 130 . In particular, the token provider 140 may provide the voucher token to the token wallet created for the user 1. According to this, the token providing unit 140 may be otherwise referred to as a voucher token providing unit, a voucher token payment unit, a reward payment unit, and the like.

Illustratively, the token providing unit 140 recognizes a preset ratio (eg, 25%) of the volunteer activity time corresponding to the volunteer activity time history information as a reward payment criterion (ie, recognizes 25% of the volunteer time). ), a voucher token corresponding to a preset ratio may be provided as a reward. At this time, in one example of the present application, the preset ratio (ie, the recognition ratio of the compensation payment standard) is exemplified as 25%, but is not limited thereto, and the preset ratio may be variably adjusted by, for example, a listed coin. .

As described above, the token and voucher token considered in the present device 100 may be tokenized (generated by tokenizing) the value of volunteer time. In addition, the token and voucher token considered in the present device 100 may refer to a non-fungible token that is a tokenized digital asset that enables the provision of social security services and the issuance of vouchers related to social security services.

Hereinafter, the above-described three-step authentication procedure (ie, online-based authentication, offline-based authentication, and blockchain-based authentication) will be described in detail.

The block generating unit 120 may generate a block in response to the registration request signal when a registration request signal requesting registration of volunteer activity history is generated. there is. To this end, the apparatus 100 may include an authentication unit 150 as a means for determining whether preset authentication conditions are satisfied.

The preset authentication conditions may include online-based authentication conditions related to personal identity authentication of the user 1 and blockchain-based authentication conditions based on linkage between nodes corresponding to a plurality of front-line social welfare organizations. In addition, the preset authentication conditions may include offline-based authentication conditions related to volunteer activity place authentication.

In the present application, for example, the online-based authentication condition may be referred to as a first authentication condition, the offline-based authentication condition may be referred to as a second authentication condition, and the blockchain-based authentication condition may be referred to as a third authentication condition. Preferably, the block generation unit 120 certifies that all of the first to third authentication conditions are satisfied as preset authentication conditions, in other words, that all of the first to third authentication conditions are normal (verification, decision), a block can be created.

Regarding the first authentication condition (online-based authentication condition), the authentication unit 150, when a registration request signal (a registration request signal requesting registration of volunteer activity records generated as the user performs volunteer activities) occurs , It is possible to perform primary authentication (verification) through online whether the user 1 corresponding to the registration request signal is actually himself. At this time, in response to the registration request signal, the authentication unit 150 may perform identity authentication in connection with the communication company/financial institution, for example, by requesting personal identity authentication to the communication company/financial institution.

In addition, illustratively, when a registration request signal is generated, the authentication unit 150 receives identity verification information (for example, at least one of a name, a mobile phone number, and biometric authentication information) from the user 1, and the identity verification received this time By determining whether the information matches the information (for example, personal ID information, name, mobile phone number, biometric authentication information, etc.) of the user 1 pre-registered (stored) in the user information management unit 110, Authentication (verification) can be performed primarily through online. At this time, if the identity verification information received this time and the information of the previously registered user match, the authentication unit 150 determines that the user 1 corresponding to the registration request signal is actually the person himself, and as a result, the user 1 ) may be determined to be in a state that satisfies the online-based authentication condition (first authentication condition).

For example, if the online-based authentication condition (first authentication condition) is not satisfied, the authentication unit 150 registers a signal (notification) notifying that registration of volunteer activity history is not possible as a response to the registration request signal. It can be provided to the organization (ie, the front-line organization 201 performing the service) corresponding to the request signal.

Next, in relation to the second authentication condition (offline-based authentication condition), the authentication unit 150 determines that the online-based authentication condition (first authentication condition) is satisfied after the registration request signal is generated, and then the registration request signal. It is possible to secondarily authenticate (verify) whether the user 1 corresponding to has actually performed volunteer activities at the front-line organization 201 performing volunteer activities. In this case, when determining whether the second authentication condition is satisfied, the authentication unit 150 may determine whether the geographical authentication condition and the tagging authentication condition are satisfied.

The geographical authentication condition may refer to a condition for authenticating whether the location of the user 1 and the location of the first-line organization 201 match each other. Illustratively, in order to determine the geographical authentication condition, the authentication unit 150 may use location information (GPS information) of the user terminal 2 carried by the user 1 and location information of the front-line organization 201 ( address or geographic location information) is acquired, and it is possible to determine whether the location of the user terminal 2 exists within a range of a preset distance (radius, for example, 200 m) from the location of the service performing organization 201 . At this time, when the location of the user terminal 2 exists within a preset distance range, the authentication unit 150 determines that the user 1 satisfies the geographical authentication condition in the offline-based authentication condition (second authentication condition). can judge

The tagging authentication condition determines whether the user 1 has tagged a unique ID (organization-specific ID information) assigned to the first-line service organization 201 offline, so that the user 1 identifies the first-line volunteer organization 201 It may refer to a condition for authenticating whether or not it is located in a location. Illustratively, in order to determine the tagging authentication conditions, the authentication unit 150 provides, for example, a QR code provided in the building of the first-line service organization 201 (which includes the organization-specific ID information of the first-line service organization). It is possible to determine whether the user 1 has tagged the user 1 using the user terminal 2 that the user 1 carries. At this time, when it is determined that matching authentication between the personal ID information of the user 1 identifiable through the user terminal 2 and the organization-specific ID information of the front-line organization 201 is performed due to the tagging, the authentication unit ( 150) may determine that the user 1 satisfies the tagging authentication condition in the offline-based authentication condition (second authentication condition).

In the above-described example, QR code authentication is illustrated as a tagging authentication method, but this is only an example to help understanding of the present invention, and is not limited thereto, and various wireless communication-based authentication methods such as NFC may be applied. there is.

At this time, the unique ID (institution-specific ID information) given to each of the plurality of front-line social welfare institutions 200, including the front-line service organization 201, is linked to the system 1000 by the plurality of front-line social welfare institutions 200. It can be issued at the time of (subscription).

According to this, in relation to the offline-based authentication condition (second authentication condition), the authentication unit 150 determines that at least one of geographic authentication and tagging authentication (that is, authentication through tagging between a personal ID and an institution-specific ID) is properly authenticated. In this case, as a result, it may be determined that the user 1 is in a state that satisfies the offline-based authentication condition (second authentication condition).

That is, the offline-based authentication condition (second authentication condition) recognizes (tagging) the institution-specific ID information of the first-line service organization 201, which is a front-line social welfare organization where the user 1 performs volunteer activities based on wireless communication. The authentication unit ( 150) can be determined.

Here, the wireless communication may be, for example, radio frequency (RF) communication, near field communication (NFC) communication, Bluetooth communication, beacon communication, and the like, but is not limited thereto.

When the offline-based authentication condition (second authentication condition) is not satisfied (in particular, when at least one of the geographical authentication condition and the tagging authentication condition is not satisfied), the authentication unit 150 serves as a response to the registration request signal. A signal (notification) for notifying that registration of the activity history is not possible may be provided to an organization corresponding to the registration request signal (ie, the first-line service organization 201).

Regarding the third authentication condition (blockchain-based authentication condition), after the registration request signal is generated, the authentication unit 150 satisfies the online-based authentication condition (first authentication condition) and the offline-based authentication condition (second authentication condition). If it is determined that it does, then third-level authentication (verification) can be performed on the volunteer activity time history information using the blockchain.

Specifically, the authentication unit 150 intervenes between nodes (that is, nodes corresponding to each of a plurality of front-line social welfare institutions and accounting programs of a plurality of front-line social welfare institutions) to determine whether the third authentication condition is satisfied. Through blockchain, it is possible to perform real-time modulation interlocking of institution-specific ID (for example, a password method), and to perform decentralized authentication on volunteer activity history (in particular, volunteer activity time history information) corresponding to registration request signals. . That is, the authentication unit 150 may perform verification (authentication) between nodes in relation to the third authentication condition. At this time, a previously known authentication method or an authentication method developed in the future may be applied to the blockchain-based authentication method or the decentralized authentication method, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted below.

As a result, the authentication unit 150 may determine that the user 1 satisfies the blockchain-based authentication condition (third authentication condition) if there is no abnormality in the blockchain-based authentication or the decentralized authentication. For example, if the authentication unit 150 does not satisfy the blockchain-based authentication condition (third authentication condition), as a response to the registration request signal, the authentication unit 150 sends a signal (notification) notifying that registration of the volunteer activity history is not possible. It may be provided to an organization corresponding to the registration request signal (ie, the first-line service organization 201).

As described above, when the registration request signal is generated, the authentication unit 150 sets the user 1 corresponding to the registration request signal to preset authentication conditions (ie, online-based authentication conditions, offline-based authentication conditions, and blockchain-based authentication conditions). An authentication (verification) process for determining whether the authentication condition) is satisfied may be performed. In this case, only when all of the first to third authentication conditions are satisfied, the block generating unit 120 may generate a block corresponding to the registration request signal.

In the above-described example of the present application, in determining whether a preset authentication condition is satisfied, it is illustrated that the authentication procedure is performed in the order of the first authentication condition → the second authentication condition → the third authentication condition, but this helps the understanding of the present application. It is only one example for, but is not limited thereto. In the present application, as another example, the authentication process may be performed in the order of the second authentication condition → the first authentication condition → the third authentication condition, and the order of the above-described three-step authentication process may be changed.

This system 1000 and this device 100 can convert the value of volunteering (volunteer activity) into compensation for time, so that social security services (social security benefits) can be received through savings of volunteering time. can provide it. This system 1000 and this device 100 can supplement the limited financial resources of social security systems such as pensions with time, and also, a verified digital voucher (voucher token) that can store and transfer service hours in a blockchain ) can be made and provided.

Hereinafter, based on the details described above, the operation flow of the present application will be briefly reviewed.

2 is a diagram for explaining a process of providing a voucher token by the apparatus 100 for providing a token for a social security service voucher according to an embodiment of the present application.

At this time, the process of providing the voucher token shown in FIG. 2 may be performed by the device 100 described above. Therefore, even if the content is omitted below, the description of the device 100 can be equally applied to the description of the process of providing the voucher token.

Referring to FIG. 2 , for example, in order to register a volunteer activity time history, a user 1 may request a subscription (S201) to the apparatus 100 using the user terminal 2. In response, the user information management unit 110 in the present device 100 requests personal identity authentication from the communication company / financial institution (S202), and in response, the identity authentication of the user 1 from the communication company / financial institution ( S203) A result may be received. A telecommunications company or a financial institution may have authentication information for the user 1 through a phone number of the user terminal 2 or an authorized certificate for the user 1 .

When identity authentication (S203) is confirmed (ie, when the user's identity is confirmed), the user information management unit 110 generates a personal ID for the user 1 or the user terminal 2 as a response to the subscription request S201. It is issued (provided) by (S204), and a token wallet 11 corresponding to the user 1 can be created. That is, when identity authentication (S203) is confirmed, the user information management unit 110 creates a token wallet 11 corresponding to the user 1 and issues the user's personal ID information (ie, personal ID issuance through wallet creation). can do).

The user information management unit 110 stores and manages personal ID information, token wallet (user's personal token wallet), name, mobile phone number, and biometric authentication information by linking (combining) each other as information of the subscribed user (1). can

In the state in which the user 1 is subscribed, for example, when the user 1 performs volunteer activities at any one social welfare front-line institution 201 among a plurality of front-line social welfare institutions 200, that one social welfare The welfare frontline organization 201 may be referred to as a service frontline organization 201 for convenience of explanation.

In order to register the volunteer activity history (particularly, volunteer activity time history information) for the volunteer activity performed by the user 1, the user 1 is, for example, a volunteer organization (201), which is a volunteer place (volunteer activity place) Authentication can be performed for the QR code (offline QR code, 12) prepared in one area of the building. At this time, since the description of the QR code authentication has been described in detail in the description of the tagging authentication condition among the offline-based authentication conditions (second authentication condition), duplicate descriptions will be omitted below.

When it is determined that the user 1 satisfies the second authentication condition through QR code 12 authentication, the authentication unit 150 may determine, for example, whether the first authentication condition is satisfied. Then, when it is determined that both the second authentication condition and the second authentication condition (online-based authentication condition) are satisfied, the authentication unit 150 may determine whether the third authentication condition (blockchain-based authentication condition) is satisfied. At this time, in order to determine whether the third authentication condition is satisfied, the authentication unit 150 uses a plurality of other nodes 101, 102, 103, ... other than the device 100, that is, the front-line organization 201 other than the service performing organization 201. It is possible to perform verification (blockchain-based authentication) between nodes (101, 102, 103, ...) corresponding to each of the social welfare organizations.

As such, when it is determined that all of the first to third authentication conditions are satisfied, the block generating unit 120 may generate the block 13 corresponding to the registration request signal in response to the registration request signal. When the block 13 is generated, the token generation unit 130 may store volunteer activity time history information provided by a person in charge of the volunteer organization 201 in the block 13 (S205). Thereafter, the token generation unit 130 may generate a non-fungible token (NFT) 14 by converting a block in which volunteer activity time history information is stored (recorded) into a token.

Thereafter, the token providing unit 140 performs service activities to the user 1 (in particular, to the token wallet 11 corresponding to the user) based on the token generated by the token generating unit 130 (ie, the non-fungible token). A voucher token, which is a token for a social security service voucher, may be provided as a reward for the performance of S206.

In the foregoing description, steps S201 to S206 may be further divided into additional steps or combined into fewer steps, depending on the implementation of the present application. Also, some steps may be omitted if necessary, and the order of steps may be changed.

Figure 3 is a diagram schematically showing the operational flow of the social security service voucher issuing system 1000 according to an embodiment of the present application.

At this time, the operation flow shown in FIG. 3 can be performed by the present system 1000 described above, even if the content is omitted below, the description of the present system 1000 is the operation flow shown in FIG. The same can be applied to the description of .

Referring to FIG. 3 , a user 1 means a person who performs volunteer activities, and may be otherwise referred to as a volunteer or the like, which may be an individual or a group. When the user 1 applies for subscription to the device 100 and identity authentication is normally performed, the device 100 may generate a token wallet 11 corresponding to the user 1 . That is, the token wallet 11 may mean a personal token wallet of the user 1.

For example, the user 1 may perform (provide) public service activities in a front-line social welfare organization (201, front-line service organization) by viewing publicity campaigns, etc. (S301). When the user 1 completes the volunteer activity, the social welfare front-line institution 201 may provide (request) a registration request signal requesting registration of the user 1's volunteer activity history to the device 100. there is. Thereafter, the device 100 determines whether a preset authentication condition is satisfied, and if it is satisfied, identifies volunteer activity time history information based on the registration request signal provided from the social welfare front-line organization 201, and identifies the identified volunteer activity time history. Information can be stored (recorded, registered) in the created block. That is, the device 100 stores (registers) volunteer activity history information (particularly, volunteer activity time history information) provided from the front-line social welfare institution 201 in a block when it is determined that the preset authentication condition is satisfied. It can (S302). The apparatus 100 may manage volunteer activity time history information of the user 1 stored in a block.

When volunteer activity history information is registered in the block (S302), as a reward therefor, the device 100 may provide a token as an agency fee to the front-line social welfare institution 201 (S303). Tokens provided by the first-line social welfare institution 201 from the device 100 can be stored and managed in a pre-generated token wallet (ie, the first-line institution wallet 15) to correspond to the first-line social welfare institution 201. A certification institution/external audit may be performed between the social welfare front-line organization 201 and the apparatus 100.

The device 100 may generate a token corresponding to a corresponding block based on a block in which volunteer activity time history information is stored (recorded) by using a blockchain as a token generation engine. At this time, when the token is generated, an issuance fee (token) (S305) may occur, which may be stored in the fee wallet 16 previously generated by the device 100.

Token redemption may be made between the social welfare front-line organization 201 and the device 100, and at this time, token redemption may be made after deducting the fee for using the accounting program. Tokens generated by token redemption can be stored and managed in each of the fee wallet 16 and the front-line institution wallet 15.

After generating the token, the device 100 may pay (S304) a reward to the user 1 (in particular, to the token wallet 11 corresponding to the user) based on the generated token.

At this time, in step S304, the apparatus 100 may provide a voucher token, which is a token for a social security service voucher, as a reward for performing volunteer activities. In step S304, the apparatus 100 may illustratively recognize 25% of volunteer time and provide a corresponding voucher token as a reward. At this time, as mentioned above, the recognition rate may be variably adjusted later by the listed coin or set differently by the manager (user) of the present system 1000.

The user 1 may receive a voucher token from the device 100 as a reward for volunteering, and the provided voucher token will be stored (stored) in the user's own token wallet 11. can

The user 1 can use the voucher token stored in the token wallet 11 to receive social security services or social security service-related vouchers, and can also transfer it to other users.

Meanwhile, the plurality of corporate resources 300 may include, for example, a social enterprise 301 (eg, a non-profit organization, etc.), an ESG participating enterprise 302 (eg, a donation-designated organization, a general corporation, etc.). These plurality of corporate resources 300 (301, 302) can enter the voucher mall and generate token revenue through the voucher mall.

Illustratively, the user 1 may pay (S306) at least some of the voucher tokens stored in his or her token wallet 11 to the voucher mall 301' provided by the social enterprise 301, for example. there is. In response to the voucher token payment (S306), the user 1 may receive (issue) a social security service related voucher (eg, coupon, etc.) corresponding to the paid voucher token from the voucher mall 301'. In this way, through the act of the user 1 paying the token (voucher token) (S306), the social enterprise 301 can generate token revenue, and the earned token can be used by the end user 301' associated with the social enterprise 301. ') can be provided as a token wallet.

In addition, the user 1 may pay a voucher token to any one social welfare service providing institution among a plurality of social welfare service providing institutions 400 (S307). In response to the token payment (S307), the user 1 may receive a social security service (ie, social welfare service) 17 corresponding to the paid voucher token from any one social welfare service providing institution.

Meanwhile, the device 100 may perform (S308) a B2B (Business to Business) transaction with the ESG participating company 302 using the token stored in the fee wallet 16, for example. The ESG participating company 302 may enter the voucher mall 302' and generate token revenue through the voucher mall 302'. In addition, the ESG participating company 302 may provide vouchers, voucher tokens, tax benefits, etc. to end users 302 ″ related to the ESG participating company 302 using the earned tokens.

In addition, all users, including end users 302'' related to ESG participating companies 302 and end users 301'' related to social enterprises 301, like user 1, pay tokens (voucher tokens). In case (S309), at least one social security service (social welfare service, 17) provided by a plurality of social welfare service providing institutions 400 may be provided (S310).

According to this, the system 1000 can issue a voucher token to the user 1, and can provide social security services and social security service-related vouchers to the user 1 based on the voucher token.

According to this system 1000, users 1 (ie, volunteers, volunteers) can obtain voucher tokens as income according to the provision of volunteer activities and can use social security services. In addition, since the user 1 can transfer his or her voucher token, he or she can contribute to society through the transfer culture.

In addition, according to this system 1000, a plurality of social welfare organizations 200 can contribute to the activation of volunteer activities, allocate private donations according to fee token redemption, and establish social welfare governance. can contribute

In addition, according to this system 1000, a plurality of corporate resources 300 (in particular, ESG companies) can contribute to improving corporate image, providing tax benefits, and diversifying welfare benefits by providing employee vouchers.

In the foregoing description, steps S301 to S310 may be further divided into additional steps or combined into fewer steps, depending on the implementation of the present application. Also, some steps may be omitted if necessary, and the order of steps may be changed.

4 is a table showing the difference between the voucher issuance technique proposed by the social security service voucher issuance system 1000 according to an embodiment of the present application and the existing local currency issuance technique.

The 'blockchain NFT voucher' shown in FIG. 4 is a technique proposed by the social security service voucher issuance system 1000 according to an embodiment of the present application, and refers to a social security service voucher (ie, voucher token) issuance technique. On the other hand, the 'blockchain local currency' shown in FIG. 4 refers to the existing local currency issuance technique. Hereinafter, for convenience of description, the former is referred to as the proposed technique, and the latter is referred to as the existing technique.

Referring to FIG. 4, there are the following differences between the proposed technique and the existing technique.

Specifically, the proposed technique is different in that it aims to issue social security service cryptographic vouchers (i.e., cryptographic voucher tokens), whereas the existing technique aims to issue alternative cryptocurrencies for social welfare budgets.

In the case of the participation type, this proposed method is different in that the first-line social welfare organizations participating in the service participate, whereas the existing method involves local governments participating. In the case of the issuing entity, this proposed method is a volunteer activity provider (i.e., a front-line social welfare organization, for example), while the existing method is different in that it is a business entity approved and licensed by the local government.

In the case of input resources, this proposed technique differs in that it is volunteer work time, while the existing technique is social welfare budget. In addition, in this proposed technique, a self-developed accounting and tax management program is set as a social welfare front-line institution (ie, a service subscribing social welfare front-line institution) subscribed to the service provided by the system 1000 by the node (distributed ledger), The existing technique is different in that it is set unspecified.

In addition, in the proposed technique, in performing encryption and authentication, the first online identity authentication (wallet creation), the second offline location authentication (check-in management), and the third blockchain verification (i.e., the first authentication condition) are performed. to determine whether the third authentication conditions are met), while existing techniques are different in that only the first online identity authentication (wallet creation) and the second verification within the blockchain are performed.

In addition, this proposed method uses a block in which volunteer activity time histories are stored, whereas in the existing method, a block containing transaction details is used. In addition, there is a difference in that the proposed method provides a non-fungible token as the initial issue, while the existing method provides cryptocurrency as the initial issue. That is, the proposed technique can provide a token for a social security service voucher to the user 1.

In addition, this proposed technique differs in that the scope of use is set within the service ecosystem, whereas the existing technique is set within the administrative jurisdiction of a local government. In addition, this proposed technique is different in that the issued non-fungible token is used as a means of payment for social security services, whereas in the existing technique, the issued cryptocurrency is used as a local in-kind settlement agent and as a means of social welfare compensation. .

Hereinafter, based on the details described above, the operation flow of the present application will be briefly reviewed.

5 is an operational flowchart of a method for providing a token for a social security service voucher according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

The method of providing tokens for social security service vouchers shown in FIG. 5 may be performed by the device 100 described above. Therefore, even if the content is omitted below, the description of the device 100 can be equally applied to the description of the method of providing a token for a social security service voucher.

Referring to FIG. 5 , in step S11, the user information management unit may register and manage user information.

Next, in step S12, when a registration request signal requesting registration of the volunteer activity history created as the user performs the volunteer activity occurs, the block generation unit may generate a block in response to the registration request signal.

At this time, in step S12, the block generation unit may generate a block only when a predetermined authentication condition is satisfied.

Here, the preset authentication conditions may include online-based authentication conditions related to user's personal identity authentication and blockchain-based authentication conditions based on linkage between nodes corresponding to a plurality of front-line social welfare organizations.

In addition, the preset authentication conditions may include offline-based authentication conditions related to volunteer activity place authentication. Here, the offline-based authentication condition is when recognition (tagging) of the organization's unique ID information of the first-line social welfare organization where the user performs volunteer activities is performed based on wireless communication and/or the user's location and volunteer performance It can be determined that it satisfies when the locations of the first-line organizations match.

Next, in step S13, the token generating unit may generate a token corresponding to the block generated in step S12 in consideration of volunteer activity time history information corresponding to the volunteer activity history.

Next, in step S14, the token provision unit may provide a voucher token, which is a token for a social security service voucher, to the user as a reward for performing volunteer activities based on the token generated in step S13.

At this time, the tokens and voucher tokens considered in steps S13 and S14 may be tokenized values for volunteering time. In addition, tokens and voucher tokens may be non-fungible tokens, which are tokenized digital assets that enable the provision of social security services and the issuance of vouchers related to social security services.

In the foregoing description, steps S11 to S14 may be further divided into additional steps or combined into fewer steps, depending on an embodiment of the present invention. Also, some steps may be omitted if necessary, and the order of steps may be changed.

The method of providing tokens for social security service vouchers according to an embodiment of the present application may be implemented in the form of program instructions that can be executed through various computer means and recorded on a computer readable medium. The computer readable medium may include program instructions, data files, data structures, etc. alone or in combination. Program instructions recorded on the medium may be specially designed and configured for the present invention, or may be known and usable to those skilled in computer software. Examples of computer-readable recording media include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks and magnetic tapes, optical media such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, and magnetic media such as floptical disks. - includes hardware devices specially configured to store and execute program instructions, such as magneto-optical media, and ROM, RAM, flash memory, and the like. Examples of program instructions include high-level language codes that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter, as well as machine language codes such as those produced by a compiler. The hardware devices described above may be configured to act as one or more software modules to perform the operations of the present invention, and vice versa.

In addition, the above-described method of providing a token for a social security service voucher may be implemented in the form of a computer program or application executed by a computer stored in a recording medium.

The above description of the present application is for illustrative purposes, and those skilled in the art will understand that it can be easily modified into other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential features of the present application. Therefore, the embodiments described above should be understood as illustrative in all respects and not limiting. For example, each component described as a single type may be implemented in a distributed manner, and similarly, components described as distributed may be implemented in a combined form.

The scope of the present application is indicated by the following claims rather than the detailed description above, and all changes or modifications derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and equivalent concepts thereof should be construed as being included in the scope of the present application.

1000: Social security service voucher issuance system
1: user 2: user terminal
100: Token providing device for social security service voucher
110: user information management unit 120: block generation unit
130: token generating unit 140: token providing unit
150: authentication unit
200: Multiple social welfare frontline organizations
300: multiple corporate resources
400: multiple social welfare service providers

Claims (7)

As a token providing device for social security service vouchers,
a user information management unit that registers and manages user information;
a block generator configured to generate a block in response to the registration request signal when a registration request signal requesting registration of the volunteer activity history generated as the user performs the volunteer activity;
a token generating unit generating a token corresponding to the block in consideration of volunteer activity time history information corresponding to the volunteer activity history; and
A token providing unit providing a voucher token, which is a token for a social security service voucher, to the user as a reward for performing the volunteer activity based on the generated token;
The token and the voucher token are tokenized value for volunteering time, a token providing device for a social security service voucher. According to claim 1,
The token and the voucher token are non-fungible tokens, which are digital assets that enable the provision of social security services and the issuance of vouchers related to social security services. Device for providing tokens for social security service vouchers. According to claim 2,
The block generation unit generates the block only when a predetermined authentication condition is satisfied,
The preset authentication conditions include online-based authentication conditions related to the user's personal identity authentication and blockchain-based authentication conditions based on linkage between nodes corresponding to a plurality of social welfare front-line organizations, social security service Token giving device for voucher. According to claim 3,
The preset authentication conditions further include offline-based authentication conditions related to volunteer activity place authentication,
The offline-based authentication condition is based on wireless communication when recognition of the organization-specific ID information of the first-line social welfare organization where the user performs volunteer activities is made and/or the user's location and the first-line volunteer organization Token providing device for social security service vouchers, which is determined to be satisfied when the position of is matched. As a social security service voucher issuance system,
The device for providing tokens for social security service vouchers in paragraph 1;
a plurality of front-line social welfare institutions that transmit and receive data through a network with the device for providing tokens for social security service vouchers, and provide users with an environment for performing volunteer activities;
A plurality of corporate resources undertaking issuance of vouchers related to social security services; and
Including a plurality of social welfare service providers providing social security services,
Each of the plurality of corporate resources issues a social security service-related voucher corresponding to a portion of the voucher token to the user in response to payment when some voucher tokens are paid from a user who has been provided with a voucher token by performing volunteer activities. do,
Wherein each of the plurality of social welfare service providing institutions provides social security services corresponding to some of the voucher tokens in response to payment when payment of some of the voucher tokens is made from the user, the social security service voucher issuing system. As a method of providing tokens for social security service vouchers through the token providing device for social security service vouchers in paragraph 1,
(a) registering and managing user information in a user information management unit;
(b) generating a block in response to the registration request signal when a registration request signal requesting registration of the volunteer activity history generated by the user performing the volunteer activity is generated by the block generator;
(c) generating a token corresponding to the block in consideration of volunteer activity time history information corresponding to the volunteer activity history; and
(d) providing a voucher token, which is a token for a social security service voucher, to the user as a reward for performing the volunteer activity, based on the generated token, by a token providing unit;
The token and the voucher token are tokenized values for volunteering time, a method for providing a token for a social security service voucher. A computer-readable recording medium recording a program for executing the method of claim 6 on a computer.

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