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Today, SEP-6 uses the how response attribute defined for the GET /deposit endpoint, which is a short but human-readable string used to communicate off-chain payment instructions to the user. This is an insufficient solution for reasons discussed in the stellar-dev google group.
What would you like to see?
We should make a change to the SEP-6 protocol that enables wallets to communicate the anchor's deposit instructions to users that doesn't rely on human-readable content provided by the anchor. This likely involves defining a structured object in the response that communicates standardized off-chain financial account data. #1367 aims to clarify which SEP-9 fields could be useful in this context.
What alternatives are there?
Members of the community as well as developers of ecosystem wallet and anchors are welcome to propose solutions. Please read the google group thread so you have full context.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
### Proposal
This adds new fields to the `transaction` object to facilitate
Anchors providing deposit instructions outside of `GET /deposit` response.
### Backwards Compatability
This change is backward compatible as it does not introduce
new required fields if Anchors can provide deposit instructions in
the `GET /deposit` response.
Resolves#1372,
#1368.
What problem does your feature solve?
Today, SEP-6 uses the
how
response attribute defined for theGET /deposit
endpoint, which is a short but human-readable string used to communicate off-chain payment instructions to the user. This is an insufficient solution for reasons discussed in the stellar-dev google group.What would you like to see?
We should make a change to the SEP-6 protocol that enables wallets to communicate the anchor's deposit instructions to users that doesn't rely on human-readable content provided by the anchor. This likely involves defining a structured object in the response that communicates standardized off-chain financial account data. #1367 aims to clarify which SEP-9 fields could be useful in this context.
What alternatives are there?
Members of the community as well as developers of ecosystem wallet and anchors are welcome to propose solutions. Please read the google group thread so you have full context.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: