Unstoppable wallet adds support for transparent addresses

Hi Zcashers,

Unstoppable wallet team is here. We are happy to announce that Unstoppable wallet v0.23 finally brings support for sending Zcash to transparent addresses. As a result, Unstoppable wallet now supports:

  • sending payments to both shielded and transparent addresses.
  • receiving payments from both shielded/transparent addresses.

Note: Unstoppable users are only able to create only shielded wallets (with shielded receive addresses) at this point. We are contemplating adding capability for the receiver (on Unstoppable) to choose between transparent/shielded addresses but not sure about it just yet… We are in communication with Zcash team about this as well.

At the same time, some users reported slow network sync times. To address that we have added synchronization status helping users visualize synchronization progress. Some further improvements are planned for this in the coming releases.

Meanwhile, you’re welcome to check out latest version of Unstoppable and let us know if you encounter any issues.

Peace!

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Our wallet is fork and we’ve added support transparent address with unify to last version. We’re using SDK from zec and transparent is available for receive and do convert to unified address and sending transactions is available from shield and unified only but it’s compatible with exchanges for receive coins

Please link to your source code?

I can’t post links because my account was blocked for sharing a website that allows wallet connections. But you can find the source code on GitHub (piratecash / pcash-wallet-android). Just in case, I recommend generating a new seed phrase instead of using an existing one – the rules here are a bit strange.

The forum has limits on new user accounts to prevent link spamming by bots.

Also, we are very wary of allowing any links to wallets that could potentially cause users to lose funds. The only “Pirate” coin that we are aware of that is a fork of Zcash is pirate chain:

@aaal a link to the GitHub repo mentioned by @PirateDigger is:

Users should be cautious with any new wallets

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Thanks, but we’re PirateCash (not PirateChain) it’s two different project and right now we’ve CoinJoin and ZK-Snarks will do add to our code