How it works
Decentralized market place for WiFi connectivity in India
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Decentralized market place for WiFi connectivity in India
Last updated
The Dabba network enables a decentralized marketplace to aggregate providers of connectivity with people who need connectivity. The marketplace includes all the stakeholders necessary to successfully deliver high speed internet access via wifi to end consumers needing connectivity.
These stakeholders include local cable operators, hotspot owners, end consumers who need internet, location owners, bandwidth providers and hardware manufacturers.
The marketplace is a decentralised platform with series of smart contracts on the Solana blockchain that sets the token incentive allocation to each party. This ensures a transparent and fair distribution to all stakeholders relative to their value contributed to the network. Allocations can be amended over time through Dabba Improvement Proposals.
An individual or an entity that buys a compatible hotspot and leases it out on the Dabba Network to a LCO for provisioning, thereby helping data consumers access the internet.
Local cable operator (LCO)
Local cable operators list their networks on the marketplace, displaying their existing networks along with capabilities and reputational indicators such as uptime, customer reviews, etc. Competition arises between local cable operators to attract hotspot owners to choose their networks for deployment.
Data consumers browse local cable operators on the network and choose the best service provider for them and available a Dabba Wifi connection for there home or office.
Location owners
Location owners who own multiple locations or large venues list their locations for installation. Local cable operators and hotspot owners compete for installation rights.
Backhaul providers offer core internet connectivity. This allows local cable operators and location owners to access competitive backhaul pricing.
Hardware manufacturers
Hardware manufactures list their Dabba Network compatible hotspots with capabilities that compete for local cable operator and hotspot owners' requirements.
