Security & Fraud Prevention
Ensuring security and preventing fraud are critical to Edma’s blockchain-based energy tokenization system. By implementing Decentralized Identity Verification (DID), on-chain auditing, and end-to-end encryption, Edma safeguards transactions, data integrity, and compliance.
Key Security Mechanisms
1. Decentralized Identity Verification (DID)
Uses blockchain-based identity solutions to ensure that only verified energy producers can participate.
Each producer is assigned a unique DID that links their credentials to their energy production history.
Reduces fraud by preventing unauthorized entities from issuing fake energy tokens.
2. On-Chain Auditing & Transaction Validation
Smart contracts automatically validate every energy transaction to prevent manipulation.
Auditors and regulatory bodies can access immutable records of all tokenized energy assets.
Fraud prevention mechanisms flag suspicious or duplicate energy claims.
3. End-to-End Encryption
Implements AES-256 and SHA-3 encryption for securing energy data transmissions.
Ensures that communication between IoT devices, blockchain nodes, and smart contracts remains protected.
Prevents unauthorized access to sensitive data and protects against cyber threats.
Code Implementation
Example: Decentralized Identity Verification (DID)
Example: On-Chain Auditing for Energy Transactions
Benefits of Edma’s Security Framework
Prevents Fraud: Ensures only verified producers can participate in tokenization.
Immutable Records: All transactions are permanently stored on the blockchain.
Enhanced Privacy: Encryption safeguards sensitive energy data.
Regulatory Compliance: Provides transparent auditing tools for industry and government oversight.
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