Corruption remains a pervasive obstacle to social, economic, and political development worldwide. Traditional anti-corruption measures, focused on punitive enforcement, often fail to address the systemic enablers of corrupt behavior. This article proposes a comprehensive framework aimed at preventing corruption through digital financial control, mandatory income transparency, and full documentation of life expenditures. By establishing predefined banking limits, ensuring all income sources are verifiable, and documenting expenses across social and governmental domains, the framework provides a practical method for minimizing opportunities for corruption. Additionally, political corruption— manifesting through the abuse of power and financial mismanagement by elected officials—is addressed as a critical dimension. The proposed system, if implemented across social life, government institutions, and political offices, has the potential to reduce corruption by up to 99 percent.