LEOcoin Private Chat wallet

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1 LEOcoin Private Chat wallet User guide documentation v.1.0.0

2 Table of Contents LEOcoin Private Chat wallet... 1 LEOcoin Wallet user guide... 4 Wallet installation... 4 Transferring funds to the new LEOcoin wallet... 5 How to use the wallet functionality... 9 Overview... 9 Description of the wallet interface... 9 Running the wallet for the first time Wallet Send Receive Transactions Address Book Search: Adding a new wallet address: Edit record: Copy address: Show QR code: Verify message: Delete: Chat Group conversation Private conversation Options Main Network Window Display Wallet Options Wallet Management Importing Wallet Advanced P a g e

3 Backup Wallet backup Wallet Encryption Tools Chain Data Block Explorer Sign Message Verifying Message Debugging About LEOcoin About Qt P a g e

4 LEOcoin Wallet user guide Wallet installation 1. Before you begin, backup your current wallet. 2. There is no need to uninstall the previous V2 LEOcoin wallet from your computer as there is no conflict with the new V3 wallet, and both wallets need to be online and synchronized for the upgrade from the V2 to the V3 wallet. 3. Before you do the backup check it is fully synchronized, you have no LEOcoins staked, no reward transactions pending (they have a value of 0.00) and no payments or receipts pending. 4. The new wallet Version 3 is available for download at 5. Select the version you require according to your Operating system. Picture 1 4 P a g e

5 Transferring funds to the new LEOcoin wallet 1. Once you have installed your new wallet, you can access the default wallet address. 2. Click on Wallet > Receive in the menu (Picture 2). Picture 2 3. Right-click on the Default Address and click on Copy Address in the context menu (Picture 3). Picture 3 5 P a g e

6 4. Go to web page (Picture 4) Picture 4 5. Enter (paste) your new wallet address (starting with 8 ) in the field. This is the address from step 3 above. 6. Select Start the migration. The following Screen will appear (Picture 5): Picture 5 6 P a g e

7 7. Now open your old wallet (V2), and use the Send menu to send your coins to the upgrade address (starting with L) that it gives you. Warnings: a. Do not use the address in the example screenshot. b. Do not use the same generated address (that start with L ) for more than one (1) transfer. If you need to upgrade again, please repeat the process starting from step Each confirmation from 1 to 12 will appear in your web browser (Picture 6). Picture 6 9. When the conversion is complete, the following screen will appear in your browser (Picture 7) Picture If you need to convert another wallet, you will have to repeat the process from step 1. 7 P a g e

8 Important!!! You must complete this process by 21 July P a g e

9 How to use the wallet functionality Overview Description of the wallet interface Picture 8 Wallet Description: 1. Wallet status bar 2. Main menu 3. Quick balances overview 4. Send payment shortcut button 5. Quick Recent Transactions Overview 6. Shortcut links for detailed transactions overview 9 P a g e

10 Running the wallet for the first time 1. When the wallet runs for the first time, it needs to synchronize with the blockchain. This can be seen in the progress bar at the top of the window (marked in green in Picture 9). Picture 9 2. When the wallet is synchronized, the progress bar disappears, and a checkmark appears. Hover your mouse pointer over the checkmark to see the status message (Picture 10). Picture P a g e

11 3. The wallet is ready for use (Picture 11). Picture P a g e

12 Wallet When the Wallet link in the Main menu is clicked, the Transactions submenu opens by default Picture 12 Send Send screen description (Picture 13): 1. Send submenu link 2. Make payment link (selected by default) shows the basic screen for executing payments to any address (Picture 14). 3. Balance transfer link shows the screen for transferring balances from public or private addresses to other public or private addresses (basic screen on Picture 15, with advanced options and coin control shown as enabled on Picture 16). 4. Coin control (for advanced users that understand this functionality): a. Button to show or hide coin control options b. Link that opens screen for selecting inputs from where funds should be transferred from (Picture 17). If Inputs are not selected manually they are automatically selected. c. Field for defining address where funds should be transferred to (the rest of the coin) if not defined it is automatically assigned. d. Help buttons for field c 12 P a g e

13 i. Address book shortcut button for searching for and selecting addresses ii. Paste shortcut button for pasting the address from the clipboard iii. Clear shortcut button for removing the recipient address from the field 5. Option for selecting whether funds will be transferred from a public or private account 6. Advanced Options a. Button to show or hide Advanced options b. Option for selecting whether funds are transferred to a public or private account (visible only if the Advanced options button is clicked) c. Button for adding additional recipients (Picture 18 shows two recipients in the same transaction. This is enabled only on the Make Payment screen) 7. Field for entering recipient address 8. Field for entering a recipient address label. If this is a new address (not in the Address book), the option will appear to name it and save it in the Address book. 9. Help buttons for field 7 a. Address book shortcut button for searching and selecting an address b. Paste shortcut button for pasting an address from the clipboard c. Clear shortcut button for removing the recipient address from that field 10. Field for entering a short message (a note) which is sent with the payment 11. Field for entering the amount of funds that will be sent 12. Button for clearing all fields 13. Button for executing a payment 13 P a g e

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18 Receive Receive screen description (Picture 19): 1. Receive submenu link. 2. List of users addresses. 3. Filter for users addresses 4. Search text box enables searching by Labels or Addresses. 5. Show QR code button: when clicked QR code screen appears see Picture New address button: when clicked New address screen appears see Picture Copy address button: when clicked selected address is copied to clipboar.d 8. Sign message button: when clicked Sign message screen appears see Picture P a g e

19 Picture 19 Transactions Transactions submenu description (Picture 20): 1. Transactions submenu link 2. Columns Description and sorting arrows 3. Search text box for searching transactions by: a. Date b. Type c. Address d. Narration e. Amount 4. Property menu - right mouse click on a transaction record opens a menu to: a. Copy Amount b. Copy transaction ID 19 P a g e

20 c. Edit label d. Show transaction details 5. Vertical scroll bar appears when all the transactions available do not fit onto one screen Picture P a g e

21 Using transactions: 1. In the Transactions submenu, the user can see all the transactions that were executed in the current wallet. 2. The user can select each transaction by clicking on it. When a transaction is selected, it turns grey (like the first line on Picture 20). 3. To see details of a transaction (Picture 21), user can double click transaction or right click on the transaction, and in property menu select option Show transaction details Picture When the user clicks on Transaction ID link (marked green on Picture 21), the blockchain web explorer opens a page with more information about the transaction (Picture 22). 21 P a g e

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23 Address Book Address book interface description: 1. List of wallet addresses 2. Column labels and sorting buttons 3. Field for searching addresses by label or address 4. Add new address button 5. Copy address button 6. Show QR code button 7. Verify message button 8. Delete button 9. Property menu - right mouse click on transaction record opens a menu with self-explanatory options: a. Copy Address copies selected address b. Copy Public Key copies Public Key of selected address c. Copy Label copies Label of selected address d. Edit edits Label of selected address e. Delete deletes selected address Picture P a g e

24 Search: 1. For searching click into search text box (marked as 3 in Picture 23) and type or paste text or enter the address into the field. Addresses are displayed in List of wallet addresses Picture 24 Adding a new wallet address: 1. To add a new address first click on button + NEW ADDRESS (marked 4 in Picture 23) 2. A form to add a new contact/address book record opens so you can enter data into the required fields (Picture 25): a. 1 Label or records name b. 2 Wallet address c. 3 Confirmation to add address to list d. 4 Cancel adding address and close form Picture 25 Edit record: 1. Select address record by clicking on the row. The row changes to dark grey 2. For editing Label, you need to double-click Label or click the right mouse button on the record and select Edit option from the property menu (marked 9 in Picture 23) Picture P a g e

25 Copy address: 1. First, you select an address from the list, then click on Copy address button (Picture 27) and the address is copied to the computer s clipboard. Picture You can paste the address into the desired destination. 25 P a g e

26 Show QR code: 1. Show QR code screen will generate a QR code based on the data that is entered in the available fields. 2. To show the QR code screen click on the SHOW QR CODE button (Picture 28). 3. Elements of QR code screen: a. 1 Cancel usage and closing form b. 2 QR code picture c. 3 Text that is encoded in QR code d. 4 Address field e. 5 Label field f. 6 Narration field g. 7 - Amount field Picture 28 Picture P a g e

27 4. When you enter a value, the QR code will be updated when you exit that field. Verify message: 1. Verify message is described here. Picture 30 Picture P a g e

28 Delete: 1. When an Address record is selected and DELETE button (Picture 32) is clicked, the selected address record is removed from the Address book list without further warning. Chat Picture If no record is selected, the DELETE button does not delete any record. 1. You can start a chat by using the menu item in the left sidebar or the chat bubble located at the top center of the screen. 2. Elements of Chat interface: a. 1 Chat menu items for private and group conversation b. 2 Main chat window c. 3 Current conversation d. 4 Field for typing a message e. 5 Buttons for formatting text, adding pictures and links to the conversation f. 6 Drop down menu to select that your user name is shown in the conversation (Otherwise the default will be to identify you as Anonymous) g. 7 Wallet shortcut for opening quick conversation menu h. 8 Quick conversation menu Picture 33 Click on the chat bubble located at the top center of the screen to see a history of conversations. You can join a conversation by selecting it. That conversation will appear in the screen above for you to read and/or add your contribution. 28 P a g e

29 Group conversation 1. To start a group chat first name the group, then click the Start a group chat menu link. 2. Invite people by clicking on Invite button. Picture P a g e

30 Picture Invite others to group window opens. To invite someone, type their public key into the Search field Picture P a g e

31 4. Then you can start your chat in the chat window (Picture 37): a. Your text b. Reply text Private conversation Picture You can start a private conversation from the Menu to the left or the chat bubble at the top center of the screen. 31 P a g e

32 Picture Start Private Conversation window allows you to paste the public key of your correspondent, you can give the conversation a title if you wish, then click on Start conversation. Options Picture 39 Then you can start your chat in the chat window. Main Description of Options -> Main menu interface (Picture 40): 32 P a g e

33 1. Start LEOcoin wallet automatically at user login (system restart) if enabled (coloured orange) 2. Detach database at shutdown. If on your database (blkxxx.dat) will be detached which will allow for faster shutdowns but will result in a non portable database. 3. Pay transaction fee. Define the default pay transaction fee for KB. Default amount is is If checked Staking is enabled. 5. Reserve a certain balance from staking. 6. Minimum time between successful stakes, in seconds. 7. The minimum ring size for a private transaction, only for advanced users, should be left as default. 8. The maximum ring size for a private transaction. Only for advanced users. Otherwise leave as If checked, it enables automatic selection of the ring size. 10. Enable secure messaging, enables the messaging feature in the wallet. 11. Thin mode, this will activate thin blocks mode. 12. Thin full index, have a complete thin block index. 13. Thin index window, otherwise to 11, have that number on thin blocks. 14. Change state buttons 33 P a g e

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35 Network Description of Options -> Network menu interface (Error! Reference source not found.): 1. Map port using UPnP, if your router supports UPnP, then the P2P port will be opened automatically to allow for running a full node. 2. Connect through SOCKS proxy. Select this to connect through a proxy; the details of which are entered in Details area 3. Details. If Connect through SOCKS proxy selected, enter Proxy details here. 4. Change state buttons. Picture P a g e

36 Window Description of Options -> Window menu interface (Error! Reference source not found.) 1. Minimize to the tray instead of the taskbar. This will minimize the wallet to the tray instead of the taskbar. 2. Minimize on close, minimizes the window instead of exiting the program. 3. Change state buttons. Picture P a g e

37 Display Description of Options -> Display menu interface (Error! Reference source not found.) 1. User interface language, select the language to be used on the scree. 2. Unit to show amounts in, show amounts in the wallet in LEO, mleo Rows per page, how many rows to show on a single page. 4. Display addresses in transaction list. On/Off 5. Notification, show/hide notification. 6. Visible transaction types. 7. Change state buttons. Picture P a g e

38 Wallet Options Wallet Management 1. Creating a new wallet, first screen description (Picture 44): a. 1 - Wallet name, you can name your wallet here. b. 2 - Password, Enter a password if you wish to encrypt your wallet with a password. c. 3 - Create a multiple account HD wallet - if selected a BIP44 wallet or a single account wallet If not selected (BIP32) d. 4 - Language of the seed words. e. 5 - On Next step button - next screen (Picture 45) shows. Picture P a g e

39 2. Elements on the new screen (Picture 45): a. 1 - Wallet recovery phrase. b. 2 - Back button. c. 3 - Next step button shows new screen (picture 46). Picture Next screen is needed for confirmation of Recovery Phrase (Picture 46): a. 1 - Recovery Phrase text box b. 2 - Back button c. 3 - Next step button when clicked final screen shows if Recovery Phrase was correct Picture P a g e

40 Importing Wallet 1. Wallet Options -> Import Wallet brings up screen shown in Picture 47: a. 1 - Wallet name, give the wallet a name. b. 2 - Password, the recovery phrase could require a password before the wallet can be imported. c. 3 - Select if the wallet is to be imported is a BIP44 wallet d. 4 - Enter the Recovery phrase e. 5 - Next step button - opens the next screen Picture On successful import of the wallet, a notification screen opens (Picture 48) 40 P a g e

41 Picture 48 Advanced 1. Select Wallet Options -> Advanced menu item and screen in Picture 49 shows: a. 1 - List of your accounts. b. 2 - Date of the creation of accounts. c. 3 - Status of the accounts. d. 4 - Default wallet account. e. 5 - List of wallet keys. f. 6 - Derivation path of the key. g. 7 - Key status. h. 8 - Default wallet key. i. 9 - Change state buttons. 41 P a g e

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43 Backup Wallet backup 1. Selecting Backup Wallet menu item prompts a popup where you can choose a filename and the location where it can be stored (Picture 50). 2. Select an appropriate location for storing wallet. 3. Name the wallet. 4. Save the wallet. Picture P a g e

44 Wallet Encryption 1. Select Encrypt Wallet to associate a password to the current wallet (Picture 51). 2. The same password phrase needs to be entered in both fields 3. Click OK button to set the password. Picture P a g e

45 Tools Chain Data Description of fields (Picture 52): 1. Available anon amounts on the system. 2. Your own owned amounts, inside parentheses, is the mature amount. 3. System mature amounts. 4. Some possible spendable amounts. 5. Least input chain depth Picture P a g e

46 Block Explorer Description of the screen (Picture 53): 1. Block hash. 2. Block height. 3. Block timestamp. 4. Number of transactions in the block. 5. Refresh block list button. 6. Search for transaction or block by hash, height or timestamp. Picture P a g e

47 Sign Message Screen description (Picture 54): 1. Select address to sign a message with. 2. Message to sign. 3. The signature you get after clicking on sign message. 4. Button to copy signature. 5. Status change buttons. Picture P a g e

48 Verifying Message Screen description (Picture 55): 1. The address associated with the message. 2. Message to verify. 3. Signature to verify. 4. Paste button. 5. State change buttons. Picture P a g e

49 Debugging Screen description (Picture 56): 1. Debug button to show the debug window. 2. Debug window with various details about the wallet state and with advanced console option and network monitoring (for advanced users). Picture P a g e

50 About LEOcoin Screen description (Picture 57): 1. About LEOcoin button. 2. LEOcoin Software license and version. Picture P a g e

51 About Qt Screen description (Picture 58): 1. About Qt button. 2. Qt Version and License. Picture P a g e