A very important feature of the Aloaha Mobile Wallet is the double encrypted Blockchain messaging. All messages are encrypted in the wallet itself with the public keys of of the sender and recipient to guarantee that nobody is able to intercept the messages.
To be able to test the encrypted messaging you need a wallet with positive balance. To make testing easier we created two testing accounts with the following Mnemonic Phrases:
demo1: brass rather voice drift addict shell major wedding trash canyon blue divert
demo2: story ill trade unable dice reduce unfold choose cheese federal can address
Additional to the Mnemonic Phrases you will be asked for a password which will be used to encrypt the Mnemonic Phrase in your browser so you do not have to type it in every time. If you click on the above links we will set automatically the password to aa and log you in.
Requirements:
- To be able to exchange encrypt messages you need a positive balance on your account. This is just to make sure that only active accounts are used. You are not billed for the messages.
- Since messages are encrypted with the public key of the sender and the recipient the recipients needs to know also the public key of the sender. You can either send the recipient your public key via a different channel or you click in the Mobile Wallet Menu on "My Data" and then you click on "Publish Key". The key is then published in the Blockchain itself to be found by possible message recipients.
Publish Public Key - In order to send a message you also need to know the Blockchain address of the recipient. Since such addresses are quite long and difficult to remember it is possible to set an alias/nickname. You can freely choose it yourself as long it is not used already by someone else. To set an alias/nickname again to "My Data", enter your alias in the field "My Alias" and press the button "Publish Alias"
Set Alias
