Features
The native desktop wallet is the product reference for Litecoin Dev Kit.
These notes describe the wallet as it ships today. They are not a promise about a future release, and the wallet remains a prototype that has not been independently audited. A useful order is Recovery and unlock, then Send, then Receive, then Swap, then coin control, then Connection, then Privacy self-spend. Self-spend needs Connection’s litecoind RPC so the wallet can watch the MWEB mempool. Status and Insights sit with Connection.
In the v0.4.13 prototype
Recovery and unlock
Create a mainnet wallet or restore a BIP39 phrase, a Nexus aezeed phrase, or an extended private key.
In the v0.4.13 prototype.ReadSend
Pay an ltc1 address from Transparent coins, or an ltcmweb1 stealth address from Privacy coins.
In the v0.4.13 prototype.ReadReceive
Show a fresh ltc1 address, or one reusable ltcmweb1 stealth address.
In the v0.4.13 prototype.ReadSwap
Move this wallet’s own funds between Transparent and Privacy.
In the v0.4.13 prototype.ReadPrivacy self-spend
Spend one Privacy coin to a fresh address in this wallet so a later hop can land in a shared block. Requires litecoind RPC to watch the MWEB mempool.
Part of the v0.4.x desktop wallet.ReadCoin control
Select specific Privacy coins, split denominations, peg out per coin, and peg in from Transparent coins you choose.
In the v0.4.13 prototype.ReadStatus and Insights
See how old the chain tip is and open that block, while price and litview Insights refresh apart from a full wallet sync.
In the v0.4.13 prototype.ReadConnection
Point Transparent sync at an Electrum server and Privacy sync at LIP-0006 peers, with TLS verification and a public-server fallback you can turn off.
In the v0.4.13 prototype.Read