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Precooked one-time use wallets / Copay scripting #171

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matiu opened this issue Apr 24, 2014 · 0 comments
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Precooked one-time use wallets / Copay scripting #171

matiu opened this issue Apr 24, 2014 · 0 comments

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matiu commented Apr 24, 2014

  • Copayer's backup can be downloaded with a one-time
    use wallet that already have txProposals in it.
  • These unfounded txProposals wont even have the
    p2sh address (no pubkeys yet), but they will generete
    them once the wallet have the pubkeys.
  • In order to the peers to find themself, a date/time meeting
    can be scheduled and saved on the wallet, as a message. If once of
    the participants is non-human, the copay can be always open to
    facilitate the pubkey gathering. That is already implemented on
    copay.
  • some kind of simple scripting could be made to implement that.
    • tx1=create tx with params:
    • if tx1 is rejected: tx2=(); message:()

=> so a user can download the new onetime wallet,
and follow the onscreen steps to do a decentralized
complex financial transaction.

@matiu matiu added the epic label Apr 24, 2014
@ryanxcharles ryanxcharles added this to the Not for launch milestone May 19, 2014
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@matiu matiu removed the lowprio label Nov 18, 2014
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