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Seven days ago, a crypto software developer announced a new web service called Signup.cash, which provides individuals and organizations with the ability to create web-based applications for Bitcoin Cash (BCH). The engineer and team members who developed the new platform for BCH stressed that the project is a universal, noncustodial authorization platform.
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Signup.cash: A Noncustodial Authorization Platform for Bitcoin Cash App Creation
Just recently a programmer announced the launch of a new web service for BCH via the read.cash blogging site. The creator of the new platform is the organizer of Bitcoin Cash Kuala Lumpur Meetup. The self-funded project called Signup.cash is a noncustodial authorization platform that helps developers create innovative applications by leveraging the BCH chain. The developer and team members behind the platform have foundational beliefs like open sourcing everything and that people should âfocus on the business use cases rather than fancy tech.â In the developerâs opinion, prior to the launch of Signup.cash, building web apps for BCH wasnât easy. Libraries like Bitbox and SLPjs are âpretty good,â the programmer noted, but he said three problems remain. The trust involved with a private key, building BCH transactions, and storing data can cause glaring issues.
The Signup.cash noncustodial bitcoin cash-powered authorization service and the appâs developer @p0oker
âSignup is a non-custodial platform as a service for developers to build BCH decentralized apps,â the projectâs creators detailed. Moreover, the Signup protocol has three beneficial attributes which include:
- Key Signing Hub: A non-custodial wallet on your browser to work like a hardware wallet, requesting for consent from the user and signing transactions.
- Framework: Utility functions and easy to use API for developers to request users for different type of transactions without exposing the technical side of building a transaction on the blockchain.
- Infrastructure: Providing all the infrastructure needs of any type of decentralized app for developers so they can focus on building amazing user experience for their users.
Signup Project Leverages Cash Accounts
Essentially, the Signup project is similar to a universal login like Google or Facebookâs products. Basically, in order to leverage the Signup.cash wallet, a user would utilize a unique ID from the Cash Accounts protocol. âThe web app you logged in can request you for different types of transactions (payment, storing data etc) and you get to choose to accept or deny it,â the Signup programmer noted. âThose web apps you log into would never have access to your private keys and there is no need for a browser extension to be installed.â The developer further stated:
Upon using any web app that uses Signup technology, the first time you will be asked to create a wallet that comes with a free Cash Account username. After youâre signed up, you can use any web apps to interact with the blockchain.
Following the announcement BCH fans from the read.cash platform and Reddit patrons welcomed the new Signup web service for Bitcoin Cash. The owners of the read.cash website responded to the developerâs release and said: âWe like this project a lot â One thing that would be really useful for sites like read.cash is send-to-many. i.e. request one transaction that sends specific amounts to certain addresses.â
âFantastic â Iâve been looking forward to something like this but didnât know how to describe it,â another individual wrote on the Reddit forum r/btc.
Interested users can visit the official docs or check out the Github repository.
The Signup creator also explained that the team has a Telegram group available for people who have any questions or want to provide any feedback. Further, Signupâs developer concluded that the programmers have also written a roadmap of goals they want to accomplish with the Signup platform going forward. In the future, the team hopes to add SLP support, an anonymized analytics dashboard for developers, a Signup key-signer app, and Memo Protocol Integration as well.
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