Introduction – SafiHash Trust Score Dashboard
SafiHash operates through three core components:
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Agency or Bank
Agency or Bank
User
User
Group Dashboard
Group Dashboard
Shows all cooperative activities in one unified interface:�
Displays real-time Trust Scores for all members.�
Empowers admins and members with full visibility and accountability.
Now that we’ve seen how the Agency, User, and Group Dashboard work together —
let’s look at the most powerful part of the SafiHash system — the Trust Score.
Trust Score Dashboard
Trust Score Dashboard
Trust Score Dashboard
The Trust Score is what makes SafiHash truly transparent and fair.� It’s a live record of each member’s financial behavior —� how regularly they deposit, repay loans, and participate in voting.
Every score update is stored on the Hedera Hashgraph network,� making it tamper-proof, verifiable, and trusted by the entire community.
Hedera Components Used – What & Why
Hedera Accounts – Wallets for users and groups; enable identity and HTS transfers.�
HFS (File Service) – Stores KYC files & hashes for tamper-proof verification.�
HTS (Token Service) – Powers the BHC token for deposits, loans, and repayments.�
HBAR – Native token used to pay network transaction fees.�
HCS (Consensus Service) – Logs all key events (KYC, loans, votes, repayments, trust updates) for transparency.�
Smart Contract (Trust Score Module) – Calculates and updates on-chain Trust Scores with audit-backed logic.
Offline Transaction Sync – Ensures pending actions (deposits, repayments, etc.) are safely retried and synced once connection is restored.
Technology Used
Backend: Python (Flask), SQLAlchemy ORM�
Frontend: HTML, Bootstrap, JavaScript�
Blockchain Layer: Hedera Hashgraph (HTS, HFS, HCS, Smart Contracts)�
Database: SQLite (demo) / PostgreSQL (production-ready)�
Integration: M-Pesa Sandbox API for token buy/sell�
Hosting: Render / AWS Free Tier�
Version Control: GitHub
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