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“This PR adds SEND support for Silent Payment codes to the SendCoins RPC, and, due to the way it is implemented to make this work in a remote signing setup, also to the SignPsbt call.
Features:
Add send support to lncli sendcoins, for example: lncli sendcoins --amt 5000 --addr tsp1....
Generate Silent Payment output keys when PSBT_OUT_SP_V0_INFO is present in a PSBT's output
Add ECDH shares and DLEQ proofs to PSBTs when using the walletrpc.SignPsbt RPC”
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If I understand this correctly, a channel close will now be able to deposit coins into a Silent Payments address instead of an easily traceable address that I've already used ?
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Yes! Instead of go to common address, you can set by default the SP address.
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that's cool!
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How do silent payments integrate with LND?