SecServ
Secserv is a Web3-native platform built on Base
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About
The problem it solves **Secserv**: Platform for monetization of content keeping and sharing privately with Blockchain support Secserv changes the game. We’re private by design, accountless by architecture, and resilient through full decentralization. Your data never leaves your browser. Your identity is your wallet. No passwords, no tracking — just secure, smart sharing. Users can create and send messages or files that are end-to-end encrypted in the browser and self-destruct after being accessed or after a defined period. Additionally, paid content monetized via wallets on Base, unlocking access after on-chain transactions.
How it's made
Challenges we ran into During the development of contracts for Base, we encountered several notable obstacles and implemented solutions: 1.Network Configuration Management Initially, the project was configured only for Base Sepolia testnet Added Base mainnet configuration to hardhat.config.ts, ensuring both testing and production deployments could be managed from the same codebase 2.Token Integration Strategy For testnet, we deployed a mock USDC token to simulate payments For mainnet, needed to use the actual USDC contract (0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913) Created separate deployment scripts to handle these different approaches 3.Deployment Workflow Optimization - Simplified deployment process by creating npm scripts (deploy:sepolia, deploy:mainnet) - Added proper error handling and verification steps to deployment scripts - Configured transaction confirmation waits (5 blocks) before verification 4.Contract Verification - Set up customChains configuration for Base networks in Hardhat - Implemented proper contract verification with constructor arguments - Created detailed error reporting for verification failures 5.Fee Management - Implemented a 10% system fee (1000 basis points) with the remaining 90% to content creators - Ensured the fee distribution mechanism was gas-efficient and secure 6.Environment Variable Management Structured environment configuration for multiple networks Set sensible defaults for RPC URLs while allowing for custom endpoints These challenges were addressed through careful planning, proper code organization, and thorough documentation in the README to ensure the deployment process would be smooth for both testnet and mainnet environments.