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Description
AndLTC-Wallet is an Open Source Android wallet app created by Simran. Using http://wallet.coinpool.net, the wallet can be accessed on the mobile device and online. No need to download the blockchain. This application is testing alpha stages!


How to
When you first open the app, make sure to write down you Vault Key! It's on the bottom right corner! This can be used to access your wallet online at http://wallet.coinpool.net/vault?key=<Vault Key> and if it prompts you for a password on the website, just press enter(No password).

If you reinstall the app, it will create a new wallet, so to recover it with your Vault Key, click "New Wallet", select "Key" and press "Ok".

Don't let anyone see your Vault Key! This is basically the identifier/password for your wallet!

When sending or receiving transactions, please click the refresh button. (It's either at the top, or click menu button).

To do
Refresh to check transactions every 'x' seconds
Refresh when sending a transaction
Having multiple wallets?
Vault Key Passwords


Fee
By default, http://wallet.coinpool.net/ software reserves 0.1 LTC for the transaction fee.


Disclaimer
There are bugs, this isn't the actual release. If you lose anything, LTC, Vault Key, not my fault.
EDIT: wtogami wanted me to add this:
https://i.imgur.com/XQyyDqC.png
Homie, you're the only risk here. Go away you persistent shill, ain't nutin finna change! ;)

Download
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simran.andltcwallet
http://rghost.net/download/44939415/26dd70d40a70c24d30828dde7eeca95e3d4e379e/com.simran.andltcwallet.apk

Sources
https://github.com/g2x3k/litecoin-instawallet-simple
https://github.com/Simran/AndLTC-Wallet

Tip
LTC: LRgbgTa3XNQSEUhnwC6Ye2vjiCV2CNRpib
BTC: 1AGP6xPTRvsAVhsRsBX13NUH6p6LJjyeiA
DVC: 13DxE3nuLUKM6CcdWdnfjkCXvjdgyQygJF

Awesome, saw this pop up on devtome.com glad to see some ltc android apps popping up. Sending some donations yer way :)

(Seriously not looking to troll, trying to be neutral here)

Frontend looks clean, but perhaps maybe add a bit more "touch of gray" (know its not done and maybe even in the pipeline).

And I think this one you should really consider and would perhaps help you a lot. I assume its gonna be on play store? The name "AndLtc'' is probably a bit redundant since its obviously for Android if on the play store. If I were you, being the first to release one I would secure the generic "Litecoin Wallet'' giving to less up-to-date people (which is probably a good portion) the impression of the "official" wallet.

This is great news. Personally, I think crypto currency success is very much depending on mobile devices. This is a necessary steps along the way. A small step for Litecoin, a great step for [...]

Great !
Can you do support and for PPC wallets ?

If there's a PPC Insta Wallet, I don't see why not.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simran.andltcwallet

Added to Google Play Store, it's propagating, so give it an hour. Updated coded tooo, synced on Github.

Update

While new version is propagating on the Play Store, I linked the latest version, and added and fixed some stuff.

Fixed some phones not being able to send LTC.

Added QR Code scanning, no external app needed, and using previous vault keys from the app.

Why does the app need access to certain private stuff instead of only pure Internet access?

Private stuff? I write the Settings.INI to the app folder and also read it. Take pics for QR code, and the rest is just internet and mobile network.

Simran, are you adequately warning users that Instawallet and this Android wallet effectively has no security?  You not only trust your private keys to the server, but also you are trusting that nobody gets your secret URL.

Does your app at least connect to the server with SSL?

You can add a password to the secret URL, so if anyone gets it they'd need the password.

SSL indeed.

OK, assuming there are no flaws in that implementation that's better than I expected.

Folks should understand that they are trusting not only the operators of the server are honest, but there is also risk that funds may be stolen if the server were to be compromised.  Folks may be interested in the Android SPV-based client thread (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157932.40) where the client does not rely at all upon any server.  Security of your funds depends entirely on you to keep your phone secure and to make safe backups of your own data to prevent irrevocable losses of funds.

EDIT: April 4th, 2013
I personally wouldn't trust the SPV wallet app to large quantities of real money yet.  It does seem to work, as it is based upon the well known bitcoinj and Bitcoin Wallet for Android.  It does have the benefit of being more secure in keeping private keys on the local device.  Yet I would personally wait for more testing before trusting it with larger amounts of real money.

Indeed, the server the insta wallet is hosted on is backed up 4 times a day on different servers.

(I'm not sure why I'm bothering to post to this thread when it is clear that you are entirely missing the point.  I only want to provide needed warning to your app users, since you are not adequately warning them about the full extent of risks.)

Does putting everything in () mean youe talking to yourself. There's a disclaimer, not enough for you? Then leave.

This does appear to be either advertising for the other wallet, which is silly since some people may prefer a lite client that does not require the blockchain download. Its a different product, what do you wish to accomplish here beyond taking your 12 post account and shoving your opinions into this thread in an attempt to push the other app because I cannot see another reason to pursue this past the initial warning you "issued". This would also lead me to believe that you helped make the other app and if you did not why do you wish to cast the other author in a bad light.

Believe whatever you want.  Users are fools to trust giving control of their private keys to anyone else when they don't need to.

That other wallet does not require downloading the entire blockchain.  It is a SPV client.

Well I will believe what is apparent, you appear to be a shill. Why else would you create an account just to post on this thread.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=159673.0;all
http://www.adaptiveglass.com/?p=656
This is the type of InstaWallet that this app relies upon as a server.


This is hardly a sufficient Disclaimer warning users of the risk of using your wallet.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164143.0
Instawallet/Bitcoin-Central Security Breach ... major exchange is down, same company that owns the InstaWallet.

Self promoting shill that you are, I will now seek out the app you are promoting and give you bad ratings just because you are being a douche.

You made a bad guess.  I haven't even used that other app yet.  It will have performance problems until the network has upgraded to Litecoin-0.8 because 0.6.3 lacks Bloom filtering.  Plus, how the heck would I be "shilling" for the other wallet?  There is no profit to be made for anyone.  This is all Open Source.

Seriously, read the InstaWallet thread to see why this particular wallet approach is quite bad.  They're shutting it down and it is not coming back in its current form because it is impossible to operate in a secure way.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=164143.msg1732097#msg1732097
http://notice.instawallet.org/

Your arguments would hold more water if you hadnt only posted in this thread and the other ltc wallet thread. Use your brain when shilling, then you may have more credibility.

I am caught between "not wanting to reply to an idiot" and "needing to warn users about an insecure wallet".

Look at my post history.  After lurking for a long time, I joined to claim the free Ripple XRP, then to tell people about the p2pool LTC stratum that I fixed.  (Upgrade to git if you use p2pool LTC.  It contains two important fixes for Litecoin miners that caused p2pool-11.2 nodes to lose hashes and a small chance of an orphaned block.)  You may notice that I somehow posted to the non-newbie forums without the necessary posts prior to that.  Some people want to avoid the forums as much as possible.

Nigga just leave already.

You do not adequately warn your users of the risk of relying on a server to protect their funds.  Even if you trust the server operator to not steal the funds, it is dangerous to assume that the server can remain secure forever.


Seriously?  I'm amazed how little you actually bothered to understand and test this code that somebody else wrote.  You would seriously put an app on the Google Play Store that handles people's actual money when you don't know if they will lose their vault key on upgrade?

This is reckless and irresponsible.

Oh I forgot, it does LOL, let me remove that. Added new Disclaimer too! ;)

Readers can judge for themselves if it is a good idea to trust this person.

Where is smoothie, this has got to escalate?

InstaWallet's have a right to exist.  Users have the right to know the actual risk involved to make an informed decision if they want to use it or not.