@n13 thanks for the delivery, I'll have a look shortly and get back to you.

@n13 thanks for your patience here and sorry for the delay. I tested your app on two iPhones and I have a few comments:

• When receiving tokens through the app a share link is being displayed. In my case it was ssr://H4sIAAAAAAAAEz2MzQqCQBhF3-VbuygjKNdJpLTIChJ18Tkz_uD84cwYKL57g4vu6nA43AVIh728UYhAKz4gVRYCsCNKg8T2ShqIigWEoo4zH9XIURJmfESQc2-2tmGjN4ZJ6iEC07dyMxpHFP4CihKO17jWc3iOh-f9MKV2du_4Y786PU2ty0X4yjIj2PBwTZ5cEj2XEOx3_1WwVusP92-m_68AAAA=.

  • What format is that?
  • How can I use it to send receive/request tokens? (fixed because I mistakenly wrote "sent" originally, but since this comment refers to it, I chose to just strike it through)
  • I didn't find any way to copy the wallet address itself, e.g. if you want to receive tokens from a different wallet. Maybe this would make sense to add there?

• When scanning the QR code with a 2nd phone, it doesn't validate whether the account is sufficiently funded. I think it'd be helpful to have validation. Also, if the balance is too low an error occurs, and if you then tap the "back" button the app hangs, showing a spinner in the center:

  

@n13 thanks for your patience here and sorry for the delay. I tested your app on two iPhones and I have a few comments:

Thanks for your comments - going through these!

• When receiving tokens through the app a share link is being displayed. In my case it was ssr://H4sIAAAAAAAAEz2MzQqCQBhF3-VbuygjKNdJpLTIChJ18Tkz_uD84cwYKL57g4vu6nA43AVIh728UYhAKz4gVRYCsCNKg8T2ShqIigWEoo4zH9XIURJmfESQc2-2tmGjN4ZJ6iEC07dyMxpHFP4CihKO17jWc3iOh-f9MKV2du_4Y786PU2ty0X4yjIj2PBwTZ5cEj2XEOx3_1WwVusP92-m_68AAAA=.

  • What format is that?

This is an encoded substrate signing request URL.

Spec version 0.1 is here: https://github.com/hypha-dao/hashed-wallet/wiki/Substrate-Signing-Request-Specification

The idea is to make this into a full blown spec by adding identity (login) and callbacks. Both relatively easy to do.

For the time being the URL encodes a signing request for a substrate transaction.

A receiver - another phone - can tap on the link, the wallet will open with this link, and the signing request will display, then can be accepted or canceled.

The URL can also be encoded as QR code and users can use the scan function on the phone to open the link.

The ssr:// URL scheme should open the app on both iOS and android.

There's also another option to show firebase deep links - these would allow us to download the wallet app and then open it with a parameter delivered to the newly installed app. That's cool, but in our case, a new user doesn't have a polkadot balance and firebase deep links, while more powerful, are also less decentralized, as they depend on Google services.

Naked SSR:// URL scheme does not have any dependencies and is universally parseable. (see spec)

• How can I use it to send tokens?

It's more a request for someone else to sign.

So you could request tokens from your friend, your friend scanning the QR on your phone, or opening the ssr:// link.

A website could request you to pay some tokens, showing you a QR code. You could scan the QR code, send the tokens, and a callback can alert the website that the transfer happened.

This is replacing the browser plugins people normally use, with a much more secure and 2FA style system.

Any transaction can be signed by the wallet, so it's just as powerful as the browser plug-in.

• I didn't find any way to copy the wallet address itself, e.g. if you want to receive tokens from a different wallet. Maybe this would make sense to add there?

If you want to have a specific wallet send you the token, the wallet does not do that right now - request for token is always set to "whoever signs off" which makes it more generic.

It's possible to encode a transaction that says "I want 4 tokens from Nik".

What the wallet is doing - receive is really just a showcase for the QR Codes - is "I want 4 tokens from whoever is signing this", so it's more universal.

We could add the ability to specify a wallet but not sure how useful that would be?

We are using this system every day on EOSIO using Anchor wallet and UAL and esr:// signing requests, and generally we don't need this. But maybe Polkadot is different, I don't know - for example, if it's common for people to have many different wallets then maybe it would make sense?

• When scanning the QR code with a 2nd phone, it doesn't validate whether the account is sufficiently funded. I think it'd be helpful to have validation. Also, if the balance is too low an error occurs, and if you then tap the "back" button the app hangs, showing a spinner in the center:

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Ok I will fix these 2 bugs

• check for low balance
• on error, make sure user sees error message and can exit

@takahser

Actually I am unsure we can check for low balance - since the QR code scan function can be any transaction, or even a sequence of transactions, it will be impossible to figure out beforehand how many tokens this will cost.

We will have to try the transaction, and show an error on fail

Best we could do is check if the balance is 0 and the user can't make any transactions - that's possible.

@n13 thanks for the thorough replies.

It's more a request for someone else to sign.

Sorry, I meant to say "How can I use it to receive/request tokens?" there. Assuming the counter-party who's supposed to send me tokens does NOT use the HashedWallet app (or any other app that might support the ssr URL scheme), how will they be able to send the tokens? That's why I thought it might be helpful to have the wallet address there to copy and send it, even though we lose the information on how many tokens we request.
Btw, thanks for sending the ssr URL scheme, that's pretty cool actually. And no, I don't think we need to encode the sender into it. :)

Ok I will fix these 2 bugs
(...)
(from the Element chat) For payment info, I found this - I didn't know Polkadot has a fee estimator https://polkadot.js.org/docs/api/start/api.tx.subs/#payment-information

Okay sounds good 👍

Sorry, I meant to say "How can I use it to receive/request tokens?" there. Assuming the counter-party who's supposed to send me tokens does NOT use the HashedWallet app (or any other app that might support the ssr URL scheme), how will they be able to send the tokens? That's why I thought it might be helpful to have the wallet address there to copy and send it, even though we lose the information on how many tokens we request.

I think this feature will handle this use case:

On the top bar of the app, next to the address, there's a "copy" icon for copying the wallet address

ssr: protocol is very simple to implement, we can put this on web servers, for example, so anyone can put a QR code for signing any transactions on their web pages.

But clearly won't work if the other party doesn't know how to read it ;)

• Forever Spinner bug:
  Bug - when transaction fails, spinner spins forever hypha-dao/hashed-wallet#191

• Add feature to share wallet address:
  Receive should have option to share wallet address hypha-dao/hashed-wallet#193

• Low balance check:
  Check low balance before send hypha-dao/hashed-wallet#192

Screenshots

Bottom sheet for share address:

Fee check on transactions

@n13 thanks for the update, looks like these issues have been mostly resolved, however, I found some new bugs:

• Check low balance before send hypha-dao/hashed-wallet#192 seems to be only partially implemented, since the error would be always shown, see my comment

• when scanning the QR code, the back button doesn't make the payment screen disappear. Also, it seems like many sessions were opened - this is indicated both when it changes from the camera to the payment screen as well as when attempting to go back:

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• in the screen for receiving a payment the done button has no effect:

Ok @takahser I will fix these - I should have done more on device testing for the QR code bug, I know why this happens.

I posted build 15 which addresses these issues: @takahser

• Check low balance - this was due to Polkadot existential deposit of 1 DOT. It was not a transaction fee error, but rather an error that happened when an account with only 1 dot tries to send DOT to another account - it fails. So in this case the wallet was showing the correct error message.

• QR code scanner had issues on real device, scanning endlessly and opening many windows. This is fixed.

• Done button did not work on QR code screen - fixed.

@n13 thanks for the wait, I reassessed, and these are my findings:

• Regarding the existential deposit, I confirm the transfer works if the balance is sufficient. ✅
• QR code glitch (multiple windows spawned: Fixed ✅
• Done button bug: Fixed ✅

In addition to that, I noticed that:

• after the transaction is successfully completed, the amount in the wallet is not updated automatically. To update the UI, the user has to refresh the wallet (reopen or pull-down gesture). I think if it'd automatically update, it would be great. And once that's implemented, it'd probably make sense to show a notification.
• in a scenario where the receiver wouldn't have an amount that at least matches the existential deposit (e.g. 1 DOT for Polkadot) the transaction is still being sent and fails. Hence, the sender loses transaction fees. I was wondering how (or if) other wallets solve this problem?

@n13 thanks for the wait, I reassessed, and these are my findings:

• Regarding the existential deposit, I confirm the transfer works if the balance is sufficient. ✅
• QR code glitch (multiple windows spawned: Fixed ✅
• Done button bug: Fixed ✅

In addition to that, I noticed that:

• after the transaction is successfully completed, the amount in the wallet is not updated automatically. To update the UI, the user has to refresh the wallet (reopen or pull-down gesture). I think if it'd automatically update, it would be great. And once that's implemented, it'd probably make sense to show a notification.
• in a scenario where the receiver wouldn't have an amount that at least matches the existential deposit (e.g. 1 DOT for Polkadot) the transaction is still being sent and fails. Hence, the sender loses transaction fees. I was wondering how (or if) other wallets solve this problem?

(1) - I did this - it makes sense. Not sure it's more beta scope or M3 scope but anyway, it's a bugfix, basically.

(2) - I think that is out of scope for this delivery but I would add this as a ticket for beta. hypha-dao/hashed-wallet#195

I am also showing fees on the QR screen and on Send. Not really part of the milestone either, but cool.

Let me know if there's anything still missing or buggy as the milestone delivery is concerned. Thanks for your throurough review @takahser

Added in build 16:

• Wallet balance updates after QR based transaction - this is needed anyway in Polkadot since there are transaction fees. So even if the QR code transaction was for example, a vote, it would still have fees and the balance would still change.
• Added fees display to "send"
• Added fees display to QR Code scanner

Fees on "Send"

Fees on scan QR code

@takahser I updated the delivery report as requested..

I was a little unclear on some things, please let me know if this is sufficient.

Edit: I updated the update as discussed, with links for deliveries 1-4, linking to code and app store releases

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