Topic: A more configurable SPV client for Android (Read 2131 times)
Good to know! Are there any plans for watch-only addresses?
The newest version 4.0 supports HD wallets (using bitcoinj 0.12).
An encryption PIN is planned for the next not bug-fix release.
An encryption PIN is planned for the next not bug-fix release.
Thanks for the tip. Didn't know Bitcoin Wallet could do that. However last I heard Bitcoin Wallet doesn't support encryption of the private keys, HD Wallets or watch-only addresses. But good to know in case they fix those things in future updates.
I was planning to connect to my node through my VPN, so no issues there.
I was planning to connect to my node through my VPN, so no issues there.
You can configure Bitcoin Wallet for Android in this way. Set the trusted peer in your settings screen. Note though, that because the bitcoin protocol doesn't support encryption or authentication, this is only safe as long as you don't have a MITM on your connection.
I was wondering if there is any highly configurable SPV client for Android? The most important thing I want to configure is what nodes I should connect to, i.e, my own node, as this would provide me with greater financial privacy when broadcasting transactions. Or maybe if there is a client that may include this feature some day?
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