This project is a Peer2Peer Lending platform built on a blockchain network using smart contracts. The goal is to create a decentralized lending system where users can lend and borrow funds directly from each other, leveraging blockchain technology for security and transparency.
- Decentralized Lending: Facilitate direct lending and borrowing between users.
- Smart Contracts: Manage lending terms, repayments, and enforcement through blockchain-based contracts.
- User Authentication: Secure sign-in and verification using blockchain identities.
- Loan Terms Management: Flexible loan terms including interest rates, durations, and collateral.
- Payment Tracking: Real-time tracking of loan repayments and outstanding balances.
- Reputation System: User ratings and feedback to build trust within the platform.
- Blockchain Platform: [Ethereum/BSC/Other]
- Smart Contracts: [Solidity] (Planned for future implementation)
- Backend: [Go]
- Frontend: [HTML/CSS] (JavaScript planned for future enhancement)
- Database: [PostgreSQL/MongoDB/Other]
- Wallet Integration: [MetaMask/Other]
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Set Up Go Backend
- Develop RESTful APIs to handle user interactions and blockchain communication.
- Implement logic for managing loan requests, repayments, and user data.
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Blockchain Integration
- Use Go to interact with smart contracts deployed on a blockchain network.
- Leverage libraries like
web3.go
for Ethereum interactions.
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Build UI with HTML/CSS
- Create and customize HTML/CSS templates for the user interface.
- Ensure responsiveness and basic styling.
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Basic Interactivity
- Implement minimal JavaScript for dynamic content and basic user interactions (planned for next phase).
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Smart Contract Development
- Write and deploy smart contracts using Solidity to handle lending logic and enforce terms.
- Use resources like the Solidity documentation and Remix IDE for development.
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Integration with Backend
- Update Go backend to interact with the deployed smart contracts.
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Frontend Enhancements
- Add advanced functionality and interactivity using JavaScript.
- Enhance user experience with dynamic updates and client-side logic.
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Client-Side Interaction
- Use JavaScript to handle interactions with the backend API and smart contracts.
- Go (for backend development)
- HTML/CSS (for frontend development)
- MetaMask or other Ethereum wallet
- Ganache (for local blockchain simulation)
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Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/adaken4/peerfund-p2p-lending.git cd peer2peer-lending
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Install Dependencies
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Backend
cd backend go mod download
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Frontend
cd frontend # Ensure HTML/CSS files are correctly set up
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Set Up Environment Variables
Create a
.env
file in the root directory and add the following variables:INFURA_PROJECT_ID=your_infura_project_id PRIVATE_KEY=your_private_key
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Deploy Smart Contracts (Planned for future)
Follow Solidity tutorials and use Remix IDE for deployment.
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Start the Backend Server
cd backend go run main.go
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Start the Frontend Application
cd frontend # Serve static files using a simple HTTP server or integrate with Go backend
- Create an Account: Sign up and create a blockchain wallet using MetaMask.
- Deposit Funds: Deposit cryptocurrency into your wallet to start lending or borrowing.
- Create Loan Request: Set loan terms and request funds.
- Lend Funds: Review and lend funds to other users based on their loan requests.
- Manage Loans: Track loan status, repayments, and balances through the platform dashboard.
- Advanced Security Features: Enhance smart contracts with additional security measures.
- Frontend Improvements: Add interactivity and dynamic content using JavaScript.
- Additional Blockchain Integration: Explore integration with other blockchain platforms.
- Reputation and Feedback System: Develop and integrate a robust reputation system.
We welcome contributions to improve the platform. To contribute:
- Fork the Repository
- Create a New Branch
- Commit Your Changes
- Push to Your Fork
- Submit a Pull Request
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
For any questions or feedback, please reach out to:
- Kennedy Ada: adakennedy6@gmail.com