Added @tromp's idea of a server-facilitated interaction
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sent to the receiver in any practical way. The receiver builds upon that file,
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sending it back to the sender. The sender finalizes the transaction and sends it
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to a Grin node.
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3. Hardware wallet. Similar to offline but the hardware wallet interacts with
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3. Fully online interaction through a non-trusted 3rd party. In this mode
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receiver and sender both connect to a web server that facilitates the
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interaction. Exchanges can be all be encrypted.
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4. Hardware wallet. Similar to offline but the hardware wallet interacts with
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a computer to produce required public keys and signatures.
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4. Web wallet. A 3rd party runs the required software behind the scenes and
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5. Web wallet. A 3rd party runs the required software behind the scenes and
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handles some of the key generation. This could be done in a custodial,
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non-custodial and multisig fashion.
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5. Fully programmatic. Similar to the online server, but both for receiving and
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6. Fully programmatic. Similar to the online server, but both for receiving and
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sending, most likely by an automated bot of some sorts.
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As part of the Grin project, we will only consider the first 2 modes of
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