APSP

APSP

Anonymous Proof Submission Platform

Created on 28th November 2023

APSP

APSP

Anonymous Proof Submission Platform

The problem APSP solves

APSP (Anonymous Proof Submission Platform) - Tackling Key Challenges

Problem Statement

In various scenarios, individuals hold vital evidence that demands disclosure, but the submission process, whether for whistleblowing or reporting misconduct, faces significant challenges:

  1. Verification Hurdles: Current systems often lack a tamper-proof method for verifying when information was submitted.

The APSP Solution

APSP by Rythme is a targeted solution:

1. Ensuring Anonymity

APSP allows anonymous proof submission, safeguarding individuals from potential repercussions.

2. Securing Confidentiality

Users can submit proof without revealing personal details, addressing concerns about confidentiality.

3. Establishing Secure Channels

APSP utilizes advanced encryption, reducing the risk of unauthorized access or tampering.

4. Blockchain-Powered Verification

By leveraging blockchain, APSP timestamps submissions for a transparent and verifiable evidence timeline.

Conclusion

More than a platform, APSP is a response to challenges faced by those with vital information, providing a secure, anonymous, and technologically advanced means for contribution and positive change. It addresses the critical need for a reliable and confidential proof submission in today's complex world.

Challenges we ran into

Challenges Faced During Project Development

Throughout the development of our project, HomeDapp, we encountered several challenges that tested our problem-solving skills and resilience. Here's a specific issue we confronted and how we overcame it:

Bug in Smart Contract Execution

Challenge: During the testing phase, we identified a bug in the execution of one of our smart contracts on the Polygon network. The bug led to unexpected behavior in certain scenarios, compromising the reliability of our transaction processing.

Resolution:

  1. Thorough Code Review: We conducted an in-depth code review to identify the root cause of the bug. This involved a meticulous examination of the smart contract logic, focusing on areas where unexpected behavior occurred.

  2. Collaborative Debugging: Our development team collaborated closely to debug the code. We used logging and debugging tools to trace the execution flow and identify the specific conditions triggering the bug.

  3. Testnet Simulation: To simulate real-world conditions, we implemented the bug fix on a testnet environment. This allowed us to validate the effectiveness of the solution without impacting the live deployment.

  4. Peer Code Reviews: Before deploying the fix, we engaged in peer code reviews to ensure the changes were sound and aligned with best practices. Feedback from team members provided additional insights and improvements.

  5. Incremental Deployment: Rather than deploying a comprehensive update, we opted for an incremental deployment strategy. This involved addressing the bug in a phased approach, reducing the risk of introducing new issues.

  6. User Communication: We communicated transparently with users, informing them about the identified bug, the implemented fix, and any necessary actions on their end. Clear communication helped manage expectations and build trust.

  7. Post-Deployment Monitoring: Following the deployment of the bug fix, we implemented robust

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