I would suggest to use our official testnet for testing and playing around, its much more trusted. http://nxtra.org/nxt-client/index.html
You can ask for free "testnet nxt coins" from https://nxtforum.org/testnet/some-testnxt-to-test-asset-exchange/180/
Topic: NXT WALLET (Read 1174 times)
We work on a Wallet to Go, so you run .bat or. sh file and you get a Cold Wallet. With the design of KryptoWallet and with the same functions
Looks good.
looks good，nxt became more popular
Thanks but don't use your real Wallet, because we don't support SSL it us just a Test. When we have a fix all would be ok and than this would be the best Online Wallet fir NXT
Looks good.
looks good，nxt became more popular
Yes we use the Normal NXT Server. Our Server are secured with AES256bit all Data is encypted. The Problem is that the Protocol of NXT don't support SSL. This is only a Test with a Beta Software. To see if you like the idea.
It supports that.
Yes for the Network, but the build in Server of NXT not. We work hard to make it possible
You mean 7874 can be SSL-encrypted but 7876 cannot?
No I mean we use the Build in Server software of NXT and not Apache that is the Problem we can't at the Certificate and Key for the Domain
Yes we use the Normal NXT Server. Our Server are secured with AES256bit all Data is encypted. The Problem is that the Protocol of NXT don't support SSL. This is only a Test with a Beta Software. To see if you like the idea.
It supports that.
Yes for the Network, but the build in Server of NXT not. We work hard to make it possible
You mean 7874 can be SSL-encrypted but 7876 cannot?
Yes we use the Normal NXT Server. Our Server are secured with AES256bit all Data is encypted. The Problem is that the Protocol of NXT don't support SSL. This is only a Test with a Beta Software. To see if you like the idea.
It supports that.
Yes for the Network, but the build in Server of NXT not. We work hard to make it possible
Yes we use the Normal NXT Server. Our Server are secured with AES256bit all Data is encypted. The Problem is that the Protocol of NXT don't support SSL. This is only a Test with a Beta Software. To see if you like the idea.
It supports that.
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Regards,
Raxe.
https://twitter.com/RaxeSoftware
[email protected]
Skype: raxe.io (Raxe.io Support)
Regards,
Raxe.
Just when the 99% of society that can't work a VCR begins to learn how to use dogewallet, NXT destroys all hope of crypto being adopted with it's starship enterprise control panel
hahaha
Sorry for the Slow Wallet. It's beta on a Mini Server behind a VPN. We had a Server Cluster but for this we don't use it.
If he's done it properly and its not a scam, the wallet has client side signing in javascript so the passphrase is not sent to the server.
Passphrase is only sent if you select 'forging' and if you do it warns you.
and if the poster doesn't know this then he hasn't done his research so I wouldn't trust it anyway...
also I agree generally its a bad idea to use a public server which you don't know if you can trust...
and there is nothing wrong with starships...
Passphrase is only sent if you select 'forging' and if you do it warns you.
and if the poster doesn't know this then he hasn't done his research so I wouldn't trust it anyway...
also I agree generally its a bad idea to use a public server which you don't know if you can trust...
and there is nothing wrong with starships...
Yes I know this. And we are not Scam
If he's done it properly and its not a scam, the wallet has client side signing in javascript so the passphrase is not sent to the server.
Passphrase is only sent if you select 'forging' and if you do it warns you.
and if the poster doesn't know this then he hasn't done his research so I wouldn't trust it anyway...
also I agree generally its a bad idea to use a public server which you don't know if you can trust...
and there is nothing wrong with starships...
Passphrase is only sent if you select 'forging' and if you do it warns you.
and if the poster doesn't know this then he hasn't done his research so I wouldn't trust it anyway...
also I agree generally its a bad idea to use a public server which you don't know if you can trust...
and there is nothing wrong with starships...
Just when the 99% of society that can't work a VCR begins to learn how to use dogewallet, NXT destroys all hope of crypto being adopted with it's starship enterprise control panel
NXT isn't meant for anyone's mom
Just when the 99% of society that can't work a VCR begins to learn how to use dogewallet, NXT destroys all hope of crypto being adopted with it's starship enterprise control panel
NXT has the best GUI for the Wallet. I hope NXT=1dollar
Just when the 99% of society that can't work a VCR begins to learn how to use dogewallet, NXT destroys all hope of crypto being adopted with it's starship enterprise control panel
Did you just upload the NRS server on a vps?
How is it secured?
BE CAREFUL NXT users, someone with bad intentions can see what you type !
How is it secured?
BE CAREFUL NXT users, someone with bad intentions can see what you type !
Yes we use the Normal NXT Server. Our Server are secured with AES256bit all Data is encypted. The Problem is that the Protocol of NXT don't support SSL. This is only a Test with a Beta Software. To see if you like the idea.
Later (if the SSL Problem is fixed) we publish a new Version.
We never wanted that anybody use the Main Passphrase. We wanted that you create a New Wallet for Testing.
Did you just upload the NRS server on a vps?
How is it secured?
BE CAREFUL NXT users, someone with bad intentions can see what you type !
How is it secured?
BE CAREFUL NXT users, someone with bad intentions can see what you type !
Yea, never use your main passphrase on unknown online wallets
Did you just upload the NRS server on a vps?
How is it secured?
BE CAREFUL NXT users, someone with bad intentions can see what you type !
How is it secured?
BE CAREFUL NXT users, someone with bad intentions can see what you type !
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