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Digital voting has been around for several years now, but it is still slowly being adopted by election bodies around the world. In spite of technology that protects the confidentiality, integrity, and privacy of our data, digital voting systems still raise concerns of election fraud or data leaks. Block chain, the distributed database technology behind Bitcoin, seems like a good fit for digital voting systems, providing a way to keep transactions private, and mechanisms to prevent data alteration. But block chain alone is not enough to address other concerns that come up during elections: how to make sure that the person voting has the right to do so while keeping her identity disconnected from her vote. The user can safely vote from the three level of authentication system OTP, QR code share and Block chain. Here the system contains a secured timestamp and the hash code which is used to identify the fraudulent attacks on the distributed server. We cover these concerns in the following pages, presenting what we believe are suitable solutions for each one. Additionally, it is our opinion that using the methods suggested can work with or without block chain as the storage method. A safe and secured voting is employed using these secured services. The legal and the technology limitations are also analyzed in the block chain distributed ledger.