That is an open transaction client, which has nothing to do with alt coins. It is for a decentralized exchange.
Sorry gweedo, I thought you looking for a alternate cryptocurrencie client.
He is, He's just not looking for a "decentralized exchange".
I herein pledge 1 BTC.
I'd "buy" a copy of a good business grade cryptoclient.... let's start some reasonable requirements and get some donors shall we?
Requirements I'd recommend:
Business accounting ledger format which can optionally tally and total incoming payments/accounts receivable by receipt address. And link specific outgoing payments to those same groupings (even if under the hood the coins are mixed) with optional enforcement of non-negative accounts receivable balances (ie. Payment address balance ledger is 0 but general wallet including other address ledgers have available balances)
Ability to have tax rules loaded into the client for say charging sales tax, calculation of income tax over a certain period of time, ability to load non-crypto based expenses (ie. Mining operation deduction electrical costs, rent, wages and equipment amortization). These rules should allow a user to select conversion to fiat/crypto for all of these to normalize the data.
The client should have a basic digital receipt generation/filing system that could also be sent to a customer or printed based on incoming payments, user input would be expected to identify product/service rendered, but balances, transaction ids, to/from addresses should be automatically filled out.
The client should be able to handle bit coin derived API cryptocurrencies and optionally support multiple simultaneously.
The client should have a dumb interface as well, remarkably similar to current clients but this should not be the default setting. The client should at minimum support all current bit coin derived security features to protect wallets and unauthorized spending.
My "buy-in"/pledge is 30 BTC
Edit: deep typo of the most important nature lol
