I don’t want user to click “confirm” time and time again.
Since the SDK has the access to the secret, is it correct to assume my code can sign transaction on the background thread, without users even noticing?
I don’t want user to click “confirm” time and time again.
Since the SDK has the access to the secret, is it correct to assume my code can sign transaction on the background thread, without users even noticing?
Is there any updates on this? Thanks!
@zhew1991 yes, you can sign the transactions without asking the confirmation from users. That being said, it’s not ideal practice to do if you are building a non custodial wallet/dapp.
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