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DP13 - Incremental bandwidth with instant payment

Provide the system with a protocol that incrementally increases provided bandwidth together with instant payment functionalities that transfer outstanding payments immediately to unlock further res...

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Source paper: An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for Blockchain-based Wi-Fi Sharing
Timestamp: 2026-07-16T00:00:00+00:00
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Design principle DP13: Incremental bandwidth with instant payment

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This design principle is proposed by An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for Blockchain-based Wi-Fi Sharing (Christian Janiesch, Marcus Fischer, Florian Imgrund, Adrian Hofmann, Axel Winkelmann, 2023).

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[1] Christian Janiesch, Marcus Fischer, Florian Imgrund, Adrian Hofmann, Axel Winkelmann. An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for Blockchain-based Wi-Fi Sharing. ACM Transactions on Management Information Systems 14(1), Article 1 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1145/3529097 (opens in a new tab) [2] Source document: An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for Blockchain-based Wi-Fi Sharing.pdf

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An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for Blockchain-based Wi-Fi Sharing

The authors derive a comprehensive collection of 14 design principles for workable Wi-Fi sharing networks and propose a reference architecture combining a blockchain (for trust and immutable records) with payment channel networks (for fast, cheap micro-payments), augmenting current approaches with adequate accounting mechanisms.

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Design principle DP13: Incremental bandwidth with instant payment Provide the system with a protocol that incrementally increases provided bandwidth together with instant payment functionalities that transfer outstanding payments immediately to unlock further resources, in order to prevent fraudulent behavior. Source paper This design principle is proposed by An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for Blockchain-based Wi-Fi Sharing (Christian Janiesch, Marcus Fischer, Florian Imgrund, Adrian Hofmann, Axel Winkelmann, 2023). Citations [1] Christian Janiesch, Marcus Fischer, Florian Imgrund, Adrian Hofmann, Axel Winkelmann. An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for…

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