I don't know about you, but every wallet I've ever had, I've verified it by sending and receiving a small amount. That's the best way to verify.
Big Brain Question.
If you are encouraged to verify signing device operation how do you do this without actually sending a transaction? I've been creating a transaction in Sparrow and building it but just not broadcasting it. and I'm wondering if this is an acceptable check or if there are other ways to verify good operation of a signing device.
I’m looking for simple solutions.
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Discussion
I’m talking about after that initial send. I don’t want to have to actually send a transaction multiple times a year just to verify. I will if I have to but I was wondering if there was a way for me to check without sending an onchain transaction.
Is there a risk if I just build the transaction but don’t broadcast after the initial test transaction you’re talking about?
Unchained Capital has a signer verification periodically but they don’t make a transaction.