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blairmaclennan
DanDevel
Project name: RLC Gift Cards - trusted computing using 'Private Key' dataset
Topic: "An application that allows you to print out crypto loaded gift cards. Payments are processed by the decentralized platform between users' iExec Accounts and will act as a 'bank'. With iExec, you can generate a private key that can access a wallet stocked with RLC tokens. Using your application, the user would be able to download and access the card".
Solution description: iExec Confidential Computing can be integrated into the application. An application can be built on iExec. The application would generate a private key that can access a wallet stocked with RLC tokens. Using your application, the user would be able to download and access their card.
iExec technology innovation:
Confidential Computing for generating a private key (dataset) and allowing it to be used by the application, without anyone ever being able to inspect the confidential private key (dataset).
Expected deliverable: User interface allowing anyone to connect their wallet or iExec account. The interface should allow you to send a digital RLC gift card (generate a private key) for the user at the other end to be able to receive it.
*Must give option to use eRLC for full reward.
iExec Confidential Computing should be integrated to protect the private key as it is in use by the end-user. This would come in the form of an encrypted dataset, only decrypted within an Intel SGX hardware enclave.