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Easily send Ethereum to an email.
Important - Please do not use this project until we have had a chance to perform a full audit of the functionality. More info here
The You've Got ETH team is the winner of the community prize at the August 2017 Dappathon.
Play with the demo at https://youvegoteth.github.io/ . The demo app supports
- TestRPC
- Ropsten
- Mainnet
Or watch the below video:
Want to pay your friends in Ethereum, but they don't have a wallet? Now with You've Got ETH you can send Ethereum to an email address.
Eth that is in escrow in the system is stored in the smart contract.
This contract is deployed on the mainnet at ropsten at :
- Mainnet: 0x8bcaadc84fd3bdea3cc5dd534cd85692a820a692 )
- Ropsten: 0xb917e0f1fdebb89d37cbe053f59066a20b6794d6
When ETH is placed into the smart contract, it is stored in such a way that it can only be accessed by the private key of an ephemeral address, generated on the fly during the checkout process.
This private key is then passed to the receipient, and after the user is educated about metamask and Ethereum, the private key is what is used to forward the ETH to a secure ethereum wallet.
For an end to end visualization of the flow, please see this youtube video.
- Run
bash helper_scripts/testrpc.bash
- Then, in another tab, run
cd contracts; truffle deploy
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Set your Metamask to point to your testRPC instance.
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Load https://youvegoteth.github.io/ and use the app!
You should be good to go if you
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Set Metamask to point at the correct network.
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Load https://youvegoteth.github.io/ and use the app!
Please visit Contributors for details on who contributed to the project.
MIT Liscense (see liscense.txt)