Very strange - I'm using Primal and Wisp. Thanks for confirming.

Dana Wallet is another great option for Silent Payments. Their block scanning worked better for me than Cake wallet. https://github.com/cygnet3/dana

I also did some work on sending a Nostr encrypted DM to let the receiver know they've received a Silent Payment from you. They don't need to even scan, getting rid of the primary negative of Silent Payments: https://gist.github.com/BoltTouring/5376f9cf02b6949252cd17c2f41b453f

I'm surprised this wasn't considered. @redshift even mentioned it to @Alex Gleason a few weeks ago. I built the proof of concept with the hope that it would help make Bitcoin more private and make payments easier - all you need is an email address. And now we're debating making Bitcoin less private / objectively worse.

Sure did. You can send the silent payment info via encrypted nostr DM. https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsq5z7yvusdrp4s5nrxfz9sm2ljvgvfljqcwzww6wyyclp5ahvug5gks5se0

I was somewhat surprised on-chain zaps that everyone has been discussing didn't use silent payments.

Either check your DMs or send me an email where I can contact you.

What a cool idea - thanks for sending it to me!

I hope the event went well and look forward to catching up next time I'm in Tokyo.

Nice! I'm not far from Fukuoka - you should come to Bush Bash Japan this weekend! https://bushbashjapan.fyi/

Not a bot. But that's what a bot would say so who knows?

Thanks @redshift - I had a lot of fun building all that out at SEC! Here's the forked repo @jb55 - https://github.com/BoltTouring/sparrow

Adding the kind 0 was pretty trivial - would love to see it in Damus as well. Eventually I'm hoping we can use it at OpenSats to verify addresses.

You sure can: https://opensats.org/transparency