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GRAFT Weekly Development Status Update December 3rd, 2018

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Published: 04 Dec 2018 › Updated: 04 Dec 2018GRAFT Weekly Development Status Update December 3rd, 2018

GRAFT Weekly Development Status Update December 3rd, 2018

Hi everyone, this is our brief weekly update on GRAFT development activities.

Last week, the core team was working on client release 1.13.2, RTA alpha bug fixing, and design of RTA protocol improvements. We are going to release those designs first in a form of RFC (request for comments) so the entire community could review and approve the ideas and make the design even more solid.

While the core dev team is focused on RTA, the client applications team is working on online (ecommerce) payment module and ETH pay-in broker. Although we have already implemented Bitcoin pay-in broker, Ethereum blockchain is very different from Bitcoin, which requires a different design of the exchange broker transaction flow. Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum does not support multiple wallet addresses, and, unlike GRAFT, it does not support “built-in” payment IDs, so the broker must use a pool of wallets to accept multiple payments simultaneously. The goal is to enable , GRAFT pay-in broker support for most typical blockchain schemes, so adding a new crypto asset to the list of supported payment types will become a seamless task.

Finally, we've also been working on forward thinking wallet redesign with lots of (what we think are) super cool integrated features - we'll be sharing that with you shortly.

Happy GRAFTing!
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