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Edible food is thrown away daily while people go hungry.

Charity feels transactional and undignified for recipients.

Giving platforms usually add friction to generosity.

Open free-meal systems get abused.

Small merchants can't afford new tech overhead.

Impact is invisible, so generosity fades.

A surplus marketplace where merchants list leftover meals with one tap at a fixed 30/50/70% discount, time-triggered automatically.

A Public PIF Pool where anyone can claim a free meal already paid for by a stranger — with a mandatory gratitude loop, anonymised giver visibility, and a 5-second reflection pause that preserves dignity on both sides.

Gifting (Action C) is zero-friction and instant — same flow as buying for yourself, just one tap to redirect the meal to the public pool.

Seven psychological anti-abuse mechanics — progressive wait times, household declaration with caps (max 10 claims/day), rescue-streak identity, scarcity counters, and transition nudges that reframe heavy claimers as future givers.

Partner Lite Dashboard via mobile web (no install), HitPay DuitNow QR payments at 0.9% with no fixed or monthly cost, and T+3 automatic payouts. Merchants only see one number that matters: revenue earned + lives impacted.

A three-tier Wall of Kindness — a private feed where the giver sees the recipient's anonymous thank-you note, a global feed celebrating the community, and (in v1.1) an institutional dashboard for partners like LZNK.