Double-encrypted messages
+Every message is wrapped twice. A NIP-44 + seal encrypts it to the recipient, then an outer gift wrap re-encrypts it + with a throwaway key that also hides who sent it. Relays only ever see + ciphertext.
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Goblin is a private wallet for - GRIN. Pay a username and the payment is - delivered as an end-to-end encrypted message over nostr, through + GRIN with encrypted messaging. Reach a + username or an npub and it travels as + an end-to-end encrypted message over nostr, through Tor. No files to swap. No need to both be online.
Every claim here lives in the open-source code. Here is what protects + you, layer by layer.
+Every message is wrapped twice. A NIP-44 + seal encrypts it to the recipient, then an outer gift wrap re-encrypts it + with a throwaway key that also hides who sent it. Relays only ever see + ciphertext.
+The recovery seed is encrypted at rest with your wallet password + before it ever touches disk. It is derived on demand and never held in + the clear.
+Run on the defaults, pick your own set, or point Goblin at a relay + you host yourself, localhost included. You decide who carries your + messages.
+Nostr messages, name lookups and price data all ride + Tor, embedded + right in the app. The relay never learns your IP; the encryption hides + the rest.
+Or remain anonymous and reset your identity whenever you want.
+New to nostr? nostr.how is a friendly primer.