Abstract 🧠
Introduce a new method for beneficiary wallet management in the Rahat platform by enabling the system to generate self-managed wallets during beneficiary onboarding. This eliminates the need to collect wallet addresses manually and allows beneficiaries to access their wallets via a secure Wallet Access Service (WAS), such as Circles or similar.
Motivation 💡
The current Rahat onboarding process requires manual collection and verification of wallet addresses, which increases friction and reduces control over fund accessibility. This proposal introduces a more streamlined and donor-controlled system where wallets are automatically created during onboarding using WAS. Beneficiaries receive SMS instructions to download/access their wallet app using their registered phone number.
Pitch 🎯
"1. Beneficiary Manager adds beneficiary details (Name, Phone Number).
2. System generates a new self-managed wallet address via WAS API.
3. Wallet address is stored securely and mapped to the beneficiary.
4. SMS is sent to the beneficiary with instructions to access/download their wallet app.
5. USDC tokens are disbursed to the system-generated wallet.
6. Beneficiary can access and use the tokens through their wallet app.
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Example Usage (Optional) 🛠️
"- Reduces data collection complexity and potential privacy risks.
- Increases donor agency control over wallet generation and monitoring.
- Enhances user experience by removing the need for prior wallet knowledge.
- Supports secure, scalable, and transparent fund distribution using non-custodial, auto-generated wallets.-
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Technical Specification (Optional) ⚙️
No response
Path to Achieve 🚧
" - Integration with a Wallet Access Service provider (e.g., Circles, Magic, Web3Auth).
- Updates to Beneficiary Management Module.
- Updates to Communication Module for sending wallet access SMS.
- Backend service to generate and store wallet mappings securely."
Miscellaneous (Optional) 📝
No response
Abstract 🧠
Introduce a new method for beneficiary wallet management in the Rahat platform by enabling the system to generate self-managed wallets during beneficiary onboarding. This eliminates the need to collect wallet addresses manually and allows beneficiaries to access their wallets via a secure Wallet Access Service (WAS), such as Circles or similar.
Motivation 💡
The current Rahat onboarding process requires manual collection and verification of wallet addresses, which increases friction and reduces control over fund accessibility. This proposal introduces a more streamlined and donor-controlled system where wallets are automatically created during onboarding using WAS. Beneficiaries receive SMS instructions to download/access their wallet app using their registered phone number.
Pitch 🎯
"1. Beneficiary Manager adds beneficiary details (Name, Phone Number).
2. System generates a new self-managed wallet address via WAS API.
3. Wallet address is stored securely and mapped to the beneficiary.
4. SMS is sent to the beneficiary with instructions to access/download their wallet app.
5. USDC tokens are disbursed to the system-generated wallet.
6. Beneficiary can access and use the tokens through their wallet app.
"
Example Usage (Optional) 🛠️
"- Reduces data collection complexity and potential privacy risks.
"
Technical Specification (Optional) ⚙️
No response
Path to Achieve 🚧
" - Integration with a Wallet Access Service provider (e.g., Circles, Magic, Web3Auth).
Miscellaneous (Optional) 📝
No response