{"type":"video","version":"1.0","html":"<iframe src=\"https://www.loom.com/embed/563fd5cda5cb4790bbffe939e77fe097\" frameborder=\"0\" width=\"1280\" height=\"960\" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>","height":960,"width":1280,"provider_name":"Loom","provider_url":"https://www.loom.com","thumbnail_height":960,"thumbnail_width":1280,"thumbnail_url":"https://cdn.loom.com/sessions/thumbnails/563fd5cda5cb4790bbffe939e77fe097-b9ad2d894e5db182.gif","duration":821.52,"title":"Xelio Tech Demo","description":"The meeting focused on refining a pitch for Xelio, a global M-Pesa for stablecoins, with discussions on its architecture and security features. Participants Abhishek Kanakagiri and JVM worked on improving the delivery and content of the pitch, addressing issues like timing and clarity. They planned to implement Trusted Execution Environments and USSD security before moving from DevNet to Mainnet in the coming weeks.\n\n### Introduction to Xelio 2:50\n\n- Abhishek Kanakagiri, JVM, and Tenke introduced Xelio as a global M-Pesa for stablecoins.\n- Xelio allows users to send money globally and instantly without an internet connection.\n- The architecture involves sending commands to a Xelio-registered phone number, connecting to a webhook, and executing Solana transactions via a Node server.\n\n### Current Status and Future Plans 4:51\n\n- Xelio is currently live on DevNet and plans to move to Mainnet in the next few weeks.\n- They plan to implement Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) for user security.\n- USSD security will be added to protect SMS transactions from interception and spoofing.\n\n### Feedback and Improvements 5:28\n\n- JVM noted the pitch was getting better but was too fast, suggesting a shorter pitch might be more effective.\n- Abhishek Kanakagiri agreed, emphasizing the simplicity and effectiveness of the product.\n- They decided to do multiple takes to refine the pitch further.\n\n### Technical Details and Security Measures 7:49\n\n- The architecture involves SMS commands to a Xelio number, connecting to a webhook and Node server for Solana transactions.\n- Users are onboarded by sending an SMS, and a wallet address is created for them.\n- TEE will secure user keys, and USSD will encrypt messages to prevent spoofing and SIM swapping.\n\n### Final Takes and Recording 10:34\n\n- The team decided to do additional takes to ensure a polished pitch.\n- They acknowledged having a good take already but aimed to improve further.\n- JVM and Abhishek Kanakagiri discussed the importance of a secure connection and the role of TEE and USSD in enhancing security."}