Wibson Protocol for Secure Data Exchange and Batch Payments

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2001.08832v2
• Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2020 14:41:58 GMT
• Title: Wibson Protocol for Secure Data Exchange and Batch Payments
• Authors: Daniel Fernandez, Ariel Futoransky, Gustavo Ajzenman, Matias Travizano, Carlos Sarraute
• Abstract summary: Wibson is a blockchain-based, decentralized data marketplace that provides individuals a way to securely and anonymously sell information. The Wibson marketplace will provide infrastructure and financial incentives for individuals to securely sell personal information.
• Score: 0.40777876591043144
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
• Abstract: Wibson is a blockchain-based, decentralized data marketplace that provides individuals a way to securely and anonymously sell information in a trusted environment. The combination of the Wibson token and blockchain-enabled smart contracts hopes to allow Data Sellers and Data Buyers to transact with each other directly while providing individuals the ability to maintain anonymity as desired. The Wibson marketplace will provide infrastructure and financial incentives for individuals to securely sell personal information without sacrificing personal privacy. Data Buyers receive information from willing and actively participating individuals with the benefit of knowing that the personal information should be accurate and current. We present here two different components working together to achieve an efficient decentralized marketplace. The first is a smart contract called Data Exchange, which stores references to Data Orders that different Buyers open in order to show to the market that they are interested in buying certain types of data, and provides secure mechanisms to perform the transactions. The second is used to process payments from Buyers to Sellers and intermediaries, and is called Batch Payments.

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