Engineering Track

Mooncoin Wallet Architecture

Technical overview for Mooncoin wallet development across mobile, browser, and bot-assisted interaction models. Focus is on signing boundaries, node dependency, and reliable transaction intent handling.

Wallet Engineering Steps

  1. 1. Define Signing Boundary

    Keep private keys local and make transaction intent explicit before any broadcast path is used.

  2. 2. Validate Node Data Freshness

    Wallet reliability depends on UTXO freshness and predictable query response behavior.

    mooncoin-cli listunspent
    mooncoin-cli getrawtransaction <txid> 1
  3. 3. Add Failure-Handling UX

    Design explicit paths for stale-intent detection, fee mismatch handling, and rebroadcast guidance.

Design Constraints

  • -Do not hide custody assumptions behind convenience UX.
  • -Keep advanced swap controls isolated from basic payment flow.
  • -Treat node/API unavailability as first-class wallet state.

Mooncoin Wallet FAQ

Is Mooncoin wallet development active?

Yes. Active tracks include mobile signing architecture, browser wallet threat modeling, and bot-assisted workflows.

Can I run wallet features without a Mooncoin node?

Read-only features can be proxied, but deterministic wallet safety depends on reliable node-backed state.

Is Atomic Swap already in production wallet UX?

Not yet. Atomic swap support is under staged validation and remains a research-to-engineering transition area.

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