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-

Electrum for Android

- -This page explains how to install Electrum on Android devices.

- -Please note that Electrum is not distributed as a binary package, but -as python source code; this gives users the possibility to see what -the code is doing, and to check that it does not contain malware. The -downside is that installation is slightly more complicated than -downloading an app on the Android market, but it remains very -simple.

- -It is possible to print this page on paper and to install everything from -QR codes. If you encounter problems, you may find help at - -this link. - - -

1. Download and install Google Scripting Layer for Android

- -You can get -it here, -or by scanning the following qr code:
- - - -

2. Download and install Python for Android

- -You can get -it here, -or by scanning the following qr code:
- -
-Once you have installed the apk, launch the Python for Android application and click 'install' - -

3. Download the Electrum install script

- -Download e4a_install.py and install it in your sl4a/scripts directory. -You can do it manually, or from QR code, as follows: -
-1. Launch SL4A.
-2. Press the Menu button.
-3. Tap Add.
-4. Tap Scan Barcode.
-5. Scan the following QRcode:
-
- -
This will install a script named e4a_install.py
- -

4. Download and install Electrum

-
-1. Tap e4a_install.py: it will download and install a directory named "Electrum-0.43d"
-2. To launch Electrum, visit the "Electrum-0.43d" directory and tap 'electrum4a.py'
-
- - diff --git a/docs/cold_storage b/docs/cold_storage deleted file mode 100644 index f94a524e..00000000 --- a/docs/cold_storage +++ /dev/null @@ -1,31 +0,0 @@ -Here is how to sign a transaction with an offline Electrum wallet. - -1. With your online (seedless) wallet, create the transaction using 'mktx': - -./electrum -w seedless_wallet mktx 1Cpf9zb5Rm5Z5qmmGezn6ERxFWvwuZ6UCx 0.1 -{ - "complete": false, - "hex": "01000000015a92850cc5dc7bb7c1a711c1ce0c1658596c085d49c17fce68c641cce0bdd188010000004801ff45fe197f1a7a7779f58690c3100364d7ce596bf47bb52e88e617e22940bf54a8f139194652584b0d357eb95defb8b4911b0a53118b8afecb96aedb1334e772df350901002800ffffffff02b1f0f65d000000001976a9147ea19cc36d846e2ce81762def3cb9299bed0847188ac80969800000000001976a91451e814c0f7637ba9a59bc11628337a2df6559a5088ac00000000" -} - -Electrum returns an unsigned transaction. Note that the serialization -format contains the master public key needed and key derivation, used -by the offline wallet to sign the transaction. - - -2. Sign the transaction with your offline wallet, using 'signrawtransaction': - -./electrum -w wallet_with_seed signrawtransaction 01000000015a92850cc5dc7bb7c1a711c1ce0c1658596c085d49c17fce68c641cce0bdd188010000004801ff45fe197f1a7a7779f58690c3100364d7ce596bf47bb52e88e617e22940bf54a8f139194652584b0d357eb95defb8b4911b0a53118b8afecb96aedb1334e772df350901002800ffffffff02b1f0f65d000000001976a9147ea19cc36d846e2ce81762def3cb9299bed0847188ac80969800000000001976a91451e814c0f7637ba9a59bc11628337a2df6559a5088ac00000000 -Password: -{ - "complete": true, - "hex": "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" -} - -The result is a fully signed transaction, as indicated by the "complete" field. - - -3. Broadcast the transaction to the Bitcoin network, using 'sendrawtransaction': - - ./electrum sendrawtransaction 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 -"ef6b561232f3c507219ab7d2a79f8849e14ed7e926e77546c2d9e751905b825b" diff --git a/docs/console.html b/docs/console.html deleted file mode 100644 index e8430f02..00000000 --- a/docs/console.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - -This is the documentation for the Electrum Console.
- - -
-
-Most Electrum command-line commands are also available in the console.
-The results are Python objects, even though they are -sometimes rendered as JSON for clarity.
-
-Let us call listunspent(), to see the list of unspent outputs in the wallet: -
->> listunspent()
-[
-    {
-        "address": "12cmY5RHRgx8KkUKASDcDYRotget9FNso3", 
-        "index": 0, 
-        "raw_output_script": "76a91411bbdc6e3a27c44644d83f783ca7df3bdc2778e688ac", 
-        "tx_hash": "e7029df9ac8735b04e8e957d0ce73987b5c9c5e920ec4a445130cdeca654f096", 
-        "value": 0.01
-    }, 
-    {
-        "address": "1GavSCND6TB7HuCnJSTEbHEmCctNGeJwXF", 
-        "index": 0, 
-        "raw_output_script": "76a914aaf437e25805f288141bfcdc27887ee5492bd13188ac", 
-        "tx_hash": "b30edf57ca2a31560b5b6e8dfe567734eb9f7d3259bb334653276efe520735df", 
-        "value": 9.04735316
-    }
-]
-
-Note that the result is rendered as JSON.
-However, if we save it to a Python variable, it is rendered as a Python object: -
->> u = listunspent()
->> u
-[{'tx_hash': u'e7029df9ac8735b04e8e957d0ce73987b5c9c5e920ec4a445130cdeca654f096', 'index': 0, 'raw_output_script': '76a91411bbdc6e3a27c44644d83f783ca7df3bdc2778e688ac', 'value': 0.01, 'address': '12cmY5RHRgx8KkUKASDcDYRotget9FNso3'}, {'tx_hash': u'b30edf57ca2a31560b5b6e8dfe567734eb9f7d3259bb334653276efe520735df', 'index': 0, 'raw_output_script': '76a914aaf437e25805f288141bfcdc27887ee5492bd13188ac', 'value': 9.04735316, 'address': '1GavSCND6TB7HuCnJSTEbHEmCctNGeJwXF'}]
-
-
-This makes it possible to combine Electrum commands with Python.
-For example, let us pick only the addresses in the previous result: -
->> map(lambda x:x.get('address'), listunspent())
-[
-    "12cmY5RHRgx8KkUKASDcDYRotget9FNso3", 
-    "1GavSCND6TB7HuCnJSTEbHEmCctNGeJwXF"
-]
-
-Here we combine two commands, listunspent -and dumpprivkeys, in order to dump the private keys of all adresses that have unspent outputs: -
->> dumpprivkeys( map(lambda x:x.get('address'), listunspent()) )
-{
-    "12cmY5RHRgx8KkUKASDcDYRotget9FNso3": "***************************************************", 
-    "1GavSCND6TB7HuCnJSTEbHEmCctNGeJwXF": "***************************************************"
-}
-
-Note that dumpprivkey will ask for your password if your -wallet is encrypted. -
-The GUI methods can be accessed through the gui variable. -For example, you can display a QR code from a string using -gui.show_qrcode. -Example: -
-gui.show_qrcode(dumpprivkey(listunspent()[0]['address']))
-
- -
- -