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# More Features
Citadel Wallet will support other services available on Hedera network. Those services include Scheduled trasanctions, File Service, Consensus Service and Random Numbers.
## What Other Services Does Hedera Support?
Hedera network supports many more services that are not available on other general public blockchain networks thanks to its revolutionary consensus algorithm: Hashgraph. Hashgraph is capable of providing fair consensus ordering and timestamping for all transactions that flow through the network with finality, which opens up possibilities never even thought of before:
\- Hedera Consensus Service: Applications built on top of Hedera can utilize HCS to create an immutable log of data fairly ordered and timestamped data, which can be audited publicly.
\- Scheduled Transactions Service allows users to submit a transaction to the network which will be executed at a later time. Example uses of the service include peer to peer trusted trading without smart contracts, setting up a validator appnet on top of Hedera for layer 2 privacy focused dapps, etc.
\- Random Number Generation Service allows an applications in gaming, lottery or a random minting platform to request a publicly verifiable random number from Hedera network to increase trust and transparency of decentralized applications.
\- File Service can be used to store smaller size important files which require public trust and Hedera's immutability.
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