Bright Interface

The BrightUnion interface represents the main protocol's signature for distributors to implement and be able to provide & interact with the common protocol services.

We have identified the common use cases the risk coverage vendors offer and we enclose them into a single smart contract as well as a single response data model. 
IDistributor.sol
struct Cover {
        bytes32 coverType;
        uint256 productId;
        bytes32 contractName;
        uint256 coverAmount;
        uint256 premium;
        address currency;
        address contractAddress;
        uint256 expiration;
        uint256 status;
        address refAddress;
        IDistributor.CoverQuote coverDetails;
    }
​
 The Blue Bright contract implements the Bright interface with the following use cases:
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Use Case
Description
Parameters
Response
View Portfolio
Show all covers owned by an address 
Distributor/Protocol Name & Ethereum address
List of coverages owned by address ordered by distributor
View product catalog
Display all products available from any distributor
Distributor/Protocol Name & Network name
Product list
Get quotation
Get quotations on requested products
Product Id, coverage term, & currency
Detailed quote of product
Buy coverage
Ability to coverage on chain
Procut Id, coverage term , currency & owners'saddress
Transaction receipt &  a new cover under the portafolio tab
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Use Case	Description	Parameters	Response
View Portfolio	Show all covers owned by an address	Distributor/Protocol Name & Ethereum address	List of coverages owned by address ordered by distributor
View product catalog	Display all products available from any distributor	Distributor/Protocol Name & Network name	Product list
Get quotation	Get quotations on requested products	Product Id, coverage term, & currency	Detailed quote of product
Buy coverage	Ability to coverage on chain	Procut Id, coverage term , currency & owners'saddress	Transaction receipt & a new cover under the portafolio tab

Bright Union Protocol

Interact with the BrightUnion Protocol

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