lynx
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While reading this thread, and idea came to me. A mobile wallet isn't well suited to mixing coins as needed for privatesend. But the QT wallet could potentially send the mixed coins to it. How? On the last round of mixing, it can just tell the MN to send the coin to an address of that wallet. Those can be derived from a master public key, for instance. @UdjinM6
Now all that is needed is that the mobile wallet is aware that those addresses are mixed coins, and this can be done either manually or automatically (by seeing if the coin is of the right denomination and came from a anonymization-round-looking transaction). That way, mobile wallets that wanted to, could support this sort of privatesend. @HashEngineering
Since in this use case I'm assuming you control both wallets, there shouldn't be any security concerns. Any thoughts?
Now all that is needed is that the mobile wallet is aware that those addresses are mixed coins, and this can be done either manually or automatically (by seeing if the coin is of the right denomination and came from a anonymization-round-looking transaction). That way, mobile wallets that wanted to, could support this sort of privatesend. @HashEngineering
Since in this use case I'm assuming you control both wallets, there shouldn't be any security concerns. Any thoughts?