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A sender implementation of BIP352 Silent Payments for Electrum's Qt desktop wallet.

It integrates directly into Electrum's existing Send tab. Paste a Silent Payment address into Pay to, enter the amount, and press Pay… as usual. The plugin detects the address and builds a normal Bitcoin transaction whose recipient output is derived from the wallet's selected inputs.

Safety status

This is an independent plugin, not an official Electrum feature, and has not received a professional security audit. Review the source, verify the release hash, test on testnet, and use a small amount for any first mainnet payment.

Features

Version 1.0.0 targets BIP352 1.1.1 and supports:
  • Electrum 4.6.0 or newer, Qt desktop GUI
  • Standard, single-signature deterministic software wallets
  • Compressed-key P2PKH, nested SegWit, and native SegWit inputs
  • sp1... on mainnet and tsp1... on testnet, signet, or regtest
  • Raw addresses and BIP21 sp payment instructions
  • Forward-compatible Silent Payment address versions 1 through 30


...read more at github.com
33 sats \ 2 replies \ @Kruw 26 Jul

Electrum is implementing features in the wrong order. It doesn't matter if you use Silent Payments if you sync using a public Electrum server. Add BIP157/158 compact filters FIRST, then add Silent Payments next.

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This plugin isn't made by Electrum, but it really should have compact filters.

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This 3rd party plugin is about sending silent payments, not receiving.