Hmm.

I’m not sure if there is a good way to store this securely since it has to all be read by the server based on a trigger of a “like” and not some explicit action from the zapper (I.e. making an API call and decrypting the encrypted string to make the payment).

Only solution I can think of is running a “personal” zap agent on your computer for yourself that performs the same function.

You’d still need to protect your nwc info but at least you’d be responsible for yourself.

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I didn’t say it was an easy problem, so it is hard. If it’s a serious service, I would take a look at what Asinq did with their routing node. They definitely put in a lot of thought into it 🐶🐾🫡

I agree. Was thinking “out loud” in my note more than anything.

I agree if this is going to be a long term or serious workaround.

I appreciate you looking at the source code and doing due diligence on that.

“Not your zaps not your sats”

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