Bitsacco PFI selector

This is a proof of concept for selection patterns between several mock PFIs offering similar onramp/offramp swaps for Bitsacco. Fork of tbdex-mock-pfis

Bitsacco use case

At Bitsacco, we are interested on BTC/KES liquidity pairings offered by a selected set of diverse PFIs. Having multiple PFI is a good way to scale for our client liquidity needs. It also enables redundancy and resilience in swap channels.

Run the Server

Install and run the server

npm install && npm run server

Use the CLI Wallet

We've built a simple command line wallet to interact with the server. With a running server, you can test the api from the command line.

npm run cli

Considerations

In order of priority, our design considerations were the following:

• Optionality: Bitsacco should connect to one or more PFIs offering BTC/KES liquidity swaps.
• Efficiency: Bitsacco should select PFI and execute a swap with any PFI offering the best swap with considerations for:
  • Price: Price should be the best price offered by the PFI.
  • Liquidity: Liquidity should be the best liquidity offered by the PFI.
  • Time: Time should be the best time offered by the PFI.
• Resiliency: Bitsacco should handle failures in the PFI network.

Additional considerations were:

• CustomerManagement: Bitsacco should be able to manage customer accounts.
• CustomerSatisfaction: Bitsacco should be able to provide customer satisfaction.