Hardware wallets, such as Ledger devices, sign transactions while keeping the private key on the device. To support these, we need a way to create unsigned transaction, and later, pass a signature to it.
Consider the Stacks Ledger app, by @zondax, which accepts a serialised transaction, and returns a signature.
Eventually we'll need this for all transaction types, but starting with stx transactions, this requires modifying/extending the makeSTXTokenTransfer function.
yknl
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3 years ago
Hardware wallets, such as Ledger devices, sign transactions while keeping the private key on the device. To support these, we need a way to create unsigned transaction, and later, pass a signature to it.
Consider the Stacks Ledger app, by @zondax, which accepts a serialised transaction, and returns a signature.
Eventually we'll need this for all transaction types, but starting with stx transactions, this requires modifying/extending the
makeSTXTokenTransferfunction.