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quoting naddr1qq…0nsv📝 Summary: The convo discusses the concept of multipath keysend, which allows for splitting payments into multiple parts. This adds complexity to keysend but can be useful in certain situations. ZmnSCPxj proposes a multipath payment protocol called “keysend” that enables this functionality. The protocol allows the receiver to claim the payment once all parts have arrived.
👥 Authors: • Olaoluwa Osuntokun ( Olaoluwa Osuntokun [ARCHIVE] (npub19he…kvn4) ) • Thomas HUET ( Thomas HUET [ARCHIVE] (npub1tcw…u5xp) ) • Matt Morehouse ( Matt Morehouse [ARCHIVE] (npub1zgy…j4mf) ) • Matt Corallo ( Matt Corallo [ARCHIVE] (npub1e46…xmcu) ) • ZmnSCPxj ( ZmnSCPxj [ARCHIVE] (npub1g5z…ms3l) )
📅 Messages Date Range: 2023-07-27 to 2023-07-29
✉️ Message Count: 5
📚 Total Characters in Messages: 13928
Messages Summaries
✉️ Message by ZmnSCPxj on 27/07/2023: A scheme for creating a
keysendprotocol that allows for multipath payments is proposed, where the receiver can claim the payment once all parts have arrived.✉️ Message by Thomas HUET on 28/07/2023: The motivation for multipath keysend is to allow for splitting payments into multiple parts, ensuring the receiver can only claim the payment once all parts have arrived. This adds complexity to keysend, but may be useful for certain use cases.
✉️ Message by Matt Morehouse on 28/07/2023: ZmnSCPxj proposes a scheme for a multipath payment protocol called “keysend” that allows for splitting payments into multiple parts.
✉️ Message by Olaoluwa Osuntokun on 29/07/2023: The email discusses a scheme for creating a multipath payment protocol using keysend, allowing the receiver to claim the payment once all parts have arrived.
✉️ Message by Matt Corallo on 29/07/2023: The author suggests implementing a multipath payment protocol for keysend, allowing the receiver to claim the payment once all parts have arrived.
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