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Safebox Web is developer-stage software. It should be used with small test balances and non-critical records while the surrounding Acorn, Grove, Spurline, Mainstay, and Lockbox release gates continue to mature.

Implemented direction

Safebox Web currently provides a FastAPI, server-rendered wallet app for onboarding, Acorn connection, wallet views, private records, record sharing and presentation, handles, receiver-created Lightning payment requests, Lightning payments, incoming ecash, Continuity Payments, confirmed-versus-pending balance signals, pending transaction finalization, and selected evidence-verification workflows.

It also presents organization-issued Clear transfers through a separate wallet path: NIP-05 receive advertisement, explicit kind 7379 relay checking, multi-mint Clear Balances, mint alias resolution, independent Clear Transfer History, and durable pending-transfer deletion.

The application is intentionally modest in browser-side authority. JavaScript is used for progressive interaction and device input such as QR acquisition; workflow authority remains server-side and Acorn-centered.

August 2026 funds milestone

Safebox Web now distinguishes relay-visible arrival, pending mint finalization, and confirmed spendability. A user sees individual pending transactions and their aggregate amount immediately below the confirmed balance, while a session-bound background task completes mint and relay verification. The recipient key remains in web-process memory; only public coordination and progress are stored in the application database.

After the corresponding Acorn proof-safety correction, a connected wallet also completed an outgoing Lightning payment to an independently operated Swiss Bitcoin Pay application. This demonstrates practical external interoperability while small-value and release-hardening constraints remain in force.

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August 2026 Clear transfer milestone

Safebox Web now demonstrates an approachable wallet model for organization- issued value. A public Clear mint issued CMUs into its treasury, sent an exact amount to a Safebox NIP-05 address, and published a private kind 7379 transfer. The recipient used Check for Clear Transfers and saw the amount under a distinct Clear Balance with mint-provided aliases.

The same workflow demonstrated durable deletion of an unwanted pending transfer. Ordinary kind 7378 cash payment receipt continued to operate through its existing path.

Recipient finalization and onward Clear spending remain future work.

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Current focus

  • clearer local development and deployment paths;
  • better documentation for Safebox Web as a standalone product;
  • local relay and blob-store integration through Spurline and Grove;
  • hardening payment and proof maintenance workflows;
  • preserving the hypermedia boundary as PWA features are explored; and
  • carrying the proven Safebox workflows into the future Mainstay application and Lockbox appliance profile.

Detailed design notes remain in the repository's docs/ directory. Start with: