With Cashu 402 the merchant / receiver decides which mints are used to pay. So you choose mints that you have some trust in.

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Yes true in that case . Is that any way for Proof of Trust the mint issuer ? If so how ..

isn’t this terrible for the users who tries to pay and it fails? seems like you would only want to do this in the offline case, but accept any + redeem to lightning for everything else

It’s very transparent.

> User requests resource

> Server responds with Cashu payment request (encodes requirements like which mint to use, which pubkey to lock to, amount, etc.)

> user creates matching token and replays the request (this time with token in header)

> server verifies the token and responds with resource

All of this can be automated. If the user does not have a matching token, the wallet will do an automatic mint->mint swap. It’s pretty seamless

> Server responds with Cashu payment request (encodes requirements like which mint to use, which pubkey to lock to, amount, etc.)

Ah nice thats the key bit that makes this work. If the wallet can support this swap automatically then great! very cool.