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@Roberto Julio Azar Yes it does, on the beta site; and it is pretty fun to use and very secure, even on a compromised computer. THe only downside is it does not currently support masternodes, but that should be soled with Electrum and the release of 12.1 next month. Pablo.

If you have enough crypto assets, I would buy a Trezor and use Beta.Trezor.com. Pablo.

I tend to lean more to Trezor since it is the industry standard; also support dash on beta.trezor.com. But I guess that doesn't answer your question :). Pablo.

Yes, moo is a masternode pro :). Pablo.

@kefkius @flare @splawik21 I would like to submit a proposal for maintenance and incremental improvement of Electrum-Dash. This is one of the few wallets that works with Bitcoin Trezor for Dash as well as masternodes. This wallet is part of the next level of security masternodes need as Dash...

@splawik21 Perfect, works now, I feel reassured. Thanks guys I will close this pre-proposal and open one about Eletrum maintenance as we could definitely improve the current version, although it works fine for current purposes. :) Pablo.

@splawik21 Can you do me a favor and send 0.01 dash to this address: XwzucxTkhP6DQPr7xA3Wj7LMDXXuYFBgev, I think the issue I am having may have to do with me sending coins to myself. Will send your 0.01 back of course just want to test input selection :) Thanks. Pablo.

Arrived at the conclusion by trying ti out with a couple dozen coins, but I am open to being wrong :). Pablo.

@UdjinM6 Ok, understood. In that case my pre-proposal stands as we can still not move coins without collapsing the node. Can you please PM me the developers email so that I can speak to him? I think it was @kefkius but I'm not sure and have not seen him for a while. :) Pablo.

@UdjinM6 I can confirm that "freeze" and "send from" exist in the wallet. A bit hidden but its there. My question would be this: "Send from" apparently will select all the inputs to an address. For example, say I have a masternode with 1000 coins, and I get 7 coins as rewards; what would be...

Hey Udjin :), Electrum Dash 2.4.1 is the one without coin control.at least that I can find. Can you provide instructions on how to run coin control as you say that 2.4.1 has itl? I tried everything I could think of :). I tried to get 2.6.4 running from Github but it threw out a lot of...

Short of actually setting up a node, I am happy to help you with questions about Dash, wallets, and the community etc. PM me if interested and we can work out the details. Pablo.

(CLOSED) I have been playing with Electrum for a few weeks but a key flaw was recently pointed out to me: Electrum-Dash does not appear to support coin control (which is weird because Bitcoin Electrum does support it). This is really a deal breaker for masternode owners because it makes...

Awww, I was hoping the first Dash conference would be in Vegas ;).

I hope it goes through my friend, you got my votes! Pablo.

I dropped you a PM a few days ago, could you please take a look? :) Pablo.

If that's it then that makes perfect sense. What seems odd is the claim that they have "some technique" to keep you anonymous. Still, I suspect you are right as if it were otherwise they would not be able to issue cards. :) Pablo.

Hey, no not authoritative, just some experience. I don't mean to sound terse, its just that the whole thing doesn't make sense. In all fairness though, I suspect that what he is misrepresenting is the anonymity as opposed to being a straight up scam. Still, would not use them. Please do report...

I'm not convinced that's the case, if you walk into the Cayman Islands and open a bank account, they will ask for ID. It is a long standing myth that you could ever open a bank account or transact financially, in any jurisdiction I am aware of, without providing ID, at least in the last few...

What do you mean that you have "some technique" that keeps them anonymous? It's really pretty straight forward: you either ask for ID for accounts above a certain limit or you do not. Further, you either submit said ID and associated info when required by law, or you do not. Or am I missing...