Digital Asset Management Agent Activation
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing digital asset management systems face challenges in efficiently managing digital assets when users become incapacitated, as setting periods for confirmation notices can lead to prolonged unmanaged states due to either excessively long or short notification intervals, causing inefficiencies and potential misuse of user resources.
Innovation Solution
A digital asset management apparatus that registers agent information, transmits confirmation notices to users after a set period of inactivity, followed by agent notifications if the user does not respond, and authenticates agents to grant authority over the digital assets when successful authentication occurs.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the setting period for confirmation notice is long, then the user has time to respond and reduce false positives, but the digital asset remains unmanaged for a longer period
Solution Approach 1:
The confirmation process is segmented into two distinct stages: first a confirmation notice to the user, then an agent notice. This segmentation allows the system to progress through capability verification steps efficiently, reducing overall waiting time while maintaining reliability through progressive confirmation.
Solution Approach 2:
The user preliminarily designates an agent and sets preferences during normal operation. When incapacity is detected, this pre-configured information allows immediate notification of the appropriate agent without requiring real-time decision-making, thus reducing the time the asset remains unmanaged.
2Productivity
If the setting period for confirmation notice is short, then the asset can be managed quickly, but the number of confirmation notices increases and user burden increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs a partial confirmation process by first notifying the user and only proceeding to agent notification if the user does not respond within the setting period. This partial action approach avoids excessive confirmation steps while ensuring adequate user notification, balancing speed with user burden reduction.
Solution Approach 2:
The confirmation notice serves as an intermediary step between detecting incapacity and notifying the agent. This intermediate notification allows the system to verify user capability with minimal effort (a simple response) before proceeding to the more significant action of agent notification and asset transfer.
3Reliability
If the system waits for user response before notifying agent, then false agent activation is prevented, but the asset remains unmanaged during the waiting period
Solution Approach 1:
The notification process is made dynamic and adaptive based on user response. The system transitions from a static waiting period to an active two-stage notification process that can proceed to agent notification without delay if the user does not respond, thus reducing the effective waiting time while maintaining reliability through the initial confirmation attempt.
Data Source
AI summary
An object is to provide a digital asset management apparatus capable of appropriately managing a digital asset. A digital asset management apparatus (10) according to the present disclosure includes: a registration unit (11) that registers agent information of an agent with respect to member information of a member having an account; a first transmission unit (12) that transmits a confirmation notice to the member in a case where there is no access for a setting period set by the member or more; a second transmission unit (13) that transmits an agent notice to the agent in a case where there is no member response; an authentication control unit (14) that controls authentication of the agent in a case where there is an agent response; and an authorization unit (15) that gives the agent authority related to a digital asset when the authentication is successful.