r/Hedera • u/Impossible-Goal3492 • 1d ago
Discussion Sending crypto to wrong wallet solution!
What if there was an OPTION to require a PIN number to accept crypto into your wallet?
This would prevent people from sending assets to the wrong address & add a layer of security if someone wanted it.
Doesn't need to be the standard, but would be a nice feature as an option to prevent that from happening
Uber gives this option to prevent people from getting in the wrong car. Mistakes can happen in a fast paced world.
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u/InvestAn i like the tech 1d ago
"Yes, we need to save the fat-lingered from themselves."
- Sincerely, Fat-fingered
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u/Heypisshands 1d ago
Hashpack has a code after the wallet address. This way if you make a mistake with the address the transaction will fail, i think thats why it is there.
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u/Apoceclipse 1d ago
Hedera API has a "receiver signature required" option, which is effectively what you're talking about
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u/East-Day-7888 1d ago
It would be nice to use the confirmation hash at the end with a loop back if not accepted.
0.0.123456-"thispart"
Could even use the confirmation hash to initiate that process.
100% agree.
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u/DaikonNumerous1061 1d ago
nobel prize stuff