Topic: Stack wallet for mobile? (Read 1165 times)

Stack Wallet has fixed this bug, at least in the iOS version, now when using a comma as a decimal separator, a QR code with the invoice is generated.



I think this wallet will continue to improve and get better and better.

The provider that they're using ^[Simplex] in both of their apps, doesn't support Monero.

They've been around for more than two years, so they're definitely not in the early stages of development, but they've always had a lot of bugs ^{[the same thing also applies to their "Stack Duo" app]} and that's why I've rarely used both of their apps in the past few months.

AFAICS, Tor is disabled by default.

I guess not! Some kinda error on my android probably occurred yesterday. Now, I'm able to create and log in for access without enabling internet.

You can create a new wallet without internet access without any problems.

However, you cannot restore an existing wallet with the internet disabled, that is the error:


I'm glad you liked this wallet, despite being new, it has some features that i liked and i'm following its growth. I believe that the devs will improve it a lot.

I have never heard of this wallet before for monero, bitcoin and other shitcoin which are open source yet. Well have enabled notifications in telegram for if someone mentions monero word and a few other related topics, so quick can watch it out.

Basically, today when I first tried to create a bitcoin wallet, it was created without any internet access, and then I copied all bip 39 seeds while logging in app keeps lagging and interrupting my phone for wallet access (was internet kept off) (new phone with few extra 3,4 apps only). Keeps denied, what more pupup!


Lateron also without the internet, it keeps interrupting the wallet access for a while. After a few times of removal of some cache and the storage data of an app on my android it worked properly for twice, thrice.

Few Bugs/Broken features that I found or errors in data fetching.

 UI is built top notch in this app and was impressed seeing an option for buying monero that is available inside, but damn, when I click it on to buy xmr, app redirects me to the next page showing me to buy btc lol (more funny is there is no option to buy xmr either). Is this platform in in early stage, so developers are working hard to someday gonna work properly to their users?

Is tor enabled a default option that is primarily set by devs? I tried buying bitcoin in it for my stack wallet twice/thrice and failed. I didn't understand why but found "Purchasing not available while tor is enabled" as below.

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Then when I disconnected tor then this happened "simple Api error written with exception: error placing order, bad request" as below;

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And a lot more other features are broken and not working properly inside app. Wut of this, is this app only better for storing monero temporarily? If I have to give a rating, I will probably give 6.8 outta ten or I'll check web version tomorrow by morning.

Stack Wallet version 2.1.9 was recently released on all devices so make sure to update.
They fixed some bugs and added option for Monero/Wownero tx private key.
https://github.com/cypherstack/stack_wallet/releases/tag/build_256

There is interesting interview on The Watchman Privacy Podcast with creator of Stack wallet:
https://youtu.be/GJzTBMjnasg

Thanks, the Stack Wallet devs are watching this thread and will try to get this fixed soon!

I can confirm I was able to reproduce this error while using a comma ^{[it only appears after clicking the generate QR code button]}, instead of a period.

A good workaround is to copy a dot ^{[or a period]} from an article and paste it into the amount field.
_{- Voice inputs ^{[Google Voice is better for punctuation marks]} might also work ^{[depending on your settings, you might have to enable it first]}.}

Have any of you tried to request a specific payment amount on the receive tab, but when you press a period or comma you get an error stating an invalid amount?



In the country where i live, we use commas instead of dots to separate decimal values, but in addition to giving this error, there is no way to insert the dot depending on the compatibility of the application to make the request, the keyboard only offers the comma option.

Stack wallet released a new update v2.1.4 with many bug fixes and and it works much more stable for desktop devices now.
Only thing that is missing in Stack wallet is optional Silent Payments for bitcoin (and maybe mweb LTC support), like there is in Cake wallet, but maybe they add in in future.
https://github.com/cypherstack/stack_wallet/releases/tag/build_243

This is not limitation of Monero, but luckily Stack developers just released a new v2.1.0 update of Stack wallet and introduced full support for Monero with Tor switched on:
https://github.com/cypherstack/stack_wallet/releases/tag/build_227

Now Stack wallet only needs to add support for Silent Payments, same as Cake wallet, and this could be a decent wallet that works on all devices.
Note that some users reported issues with latest Stack version installed on Mac computers, so we could see new update to fix this.

In the beginning, it didn't have a desktop version... Their first desktop release was Linux-only ^[v1.5.19], followed by Windows ^{[v1.7.13 (the "Alpha" version came a few weeks earlier than that)]} and MacOS ^[v1.7.16].

Is this a Monero limitation or they haven't figured it out yet?

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For those who prefer the other one ^[Duo] with less attack surface, it looks like they've finally started to update it again.

They fixed some bugs and they finally added support for Monero in latest release of their desktop wallet.
Note that Monero can't be used at all if you enable Tor in settings, so IP address will be leaked when you use it.
I think Stack will soon add silent payments also, since I think they originally forked from Cake wallet that recently added this new feature.

Whether initially Stack Wallet was available in desktop version, I don't know but now they have made a pre release about desktop version but BETA.
This is the desktop BETA version for Stack Wallet upcoming release 2.1.0.
https://github.com/cypherstack/stack_wallet/releases/tag/build_223

The progress of this wallet in the previous version v2.0.0 release, they are exiting beta.

Bump.

Update: Stack wallet v2.0.0

Stack Wallet Exiting Beta. This is a good progress for Stack Wallet in the announcement of the release version 2.0.0 https://github.com/cypherstack/stack_wallet/releases/tag/build_222 which was released last week.
Stack wallet when it is no longer a beta version, it looks like Inu's wallet will be a competitor to Unstoppable Wallet.

In release notes v2.0.0, there is an update flutter version (1.3.19). I am curious about these features.

Are you referring to coinjoin? While some mixers may use coinjoin to obfuscate their transactions, I don't recall any service publicly saying that. I wouldn't be surprised if it is just a fork of coinjoin, to be honest.

Hahaha it seems that it does look outdated by implementing the BCH ecosystem, I don't even know when I last used BCH LOL.

it is available on the Stack Duo Wallet and is specifically used for Bitcoin and Monero wallets, separate from stack wallets.
While Stack Wallet is a fully open source multi-wallet with a user-friendly interface.

Cashfusion is for BCH right?
I don't know who still uses BCH in 2023/24,except maybe Roger Ver and his friends  

Except we are not talking about Bitcoin here.  
This would be possible to have in Bitcoin, but fees would be unacceptably high.

If you are using Stack wallet, do you know if maybe they have coin control option for Bitcoin in their app?
I couldn't find anything about that on their website and github page.

EDIT:
I can confirm there is Coin control and PayNym available in Stack wallet, but for each new added shitcoin you need to generate separate seed words 

UPDATE
Stack Wallet v1.8.1 Pre-release

Stack Wallet provides the latest updates with the addition of Cashfusion Functionality and Fixed ETH and ERC-20 synchronization issues.

CashFusion itself is a fully decentralized privacy protocol that allows anyone to make a multi-party transaction with other network participants,
so this process will obscure real user spending which can make it difficult for chain analysis companies to track such transactions,
The mechanism seems to be almost the same as the Bitcoin Mixer, but CashFusino combines other people's transactions causing confusion.




https://stackwallet.com/
https://cashfusion.org/
https://github.com/cypherstack/stack_wallet/releases

And Epic Cash.

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In addition to that, it appears that all of the nodes are disconnected by default ^{[it's a nice touch]} but having said that, if you connect them, it no longer gives you the option of disconnecting them ^{[unfortunately]}.