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Hash Phrase for Public Addresses
Why isn’t there a commonly accepted / implemented hash phrase process for public addresses? Wouldn’t that make verifying a wallet / destination easier? Eg when sending to “1F1tAa…Nn4xqX” wallets show a readable format produced by another hash, such as “correct horse battery staple.” It wouldn’t replace verifying your transaction data, but would help give a bit more piece of mind when sending. submitted by /u/JophesMannhoh [link] [comments]
Why isn’t there a commonly accepted / implemented hash phrase process for public addresses? Wouldn’t that make verifying a wallet / destination easier?
Eg when sending to “1F1tAa…Nn4xqX” wallets show a readable format produced by another hash, such as “correct horse battery staple.”
It wouldn’t replace verifying your transaction data, but would help give a bit more piece of mind when sending.
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