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# FLO Messenger
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• Messenger is a blockchain-based decentralized messaging app that uses Bitcoin or FLO blockchain addresses as user identities. Instead of a centralized server, messages are encrypted and stored in the users' browsers.
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• Bitcoin or FLO blockchain addresses can communicate with each other using a messaging interface
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• Messenger comes with "Multisig" where users can create multi-sig addresses and using a messaging interface make transactions on the multi-sig.
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• Switching browsers or devices won't bring back old messages. Remember to back up and import to access your messages in the new browser/device. That's the security of Messenger.
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#### Note:
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Do not lose the private key. Copy and save it securely. Once a private key is lost, it cannot be recovered
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### Live URL for FLO Messenger:
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*https://ranchimall.github.io/messenger/*
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## Messenger Architecture
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### Product Pipelines
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1. The core feature of the product is pipelines. A pipeline is created by invloking inbuilt models
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2. Right now we have models for Multisig creation for Bitcoin and FLO Multisigs.
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3. What is pipeline ?
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• It has an ID
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• It has model like TYPE_BTC_MULTISIG
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• It has members like different Bitcoin IDs or FLO IDs
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• It has an encryption key unique to the pipeline, and known just to members of that pipeline
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4. A pipeline sends custom messages defined as per a model to an attached group
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5. Pipeline ID could be a recipient of a message. Then every Bitcoin or FLO Address will get the message with the action needed for that pipeline
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6. Details of the technical functions are available here- [Functions](docs/functions.md)
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## How to use Messenger
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### General messaging
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1. Go to the homepage of Messenger
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2. Sign in using a Bitcoin or FLO blockchain private key
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3. In case you don't have the private key, generate using
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FLO Wallet (for FLO address and private key): https://ranchimall.github.io/flowallet/
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BTC Wallet (for Bitcoin address and private key): https://ranchimall.github.io/btcwallet/
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** Note: FLO address or FLO ID and private key can be created from Messenger's homepage as well
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4. To start a new message or chat, click on the "New chat" button
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5. Add a FLO ID or a Bitcoin address as a contact
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6. Select the contact to start messaging
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** Note: Until the receiver replies, the message is not encrypted.
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### Mail
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1. Mail is similar to Messaging except the user can send messages to multiple FLO IDs or Bitcoin addresses at the same time
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2. Go to "Mail" and enter the recipient's FLO or Bitcoin address
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3. Separate multiple addresses with a comma
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4. Type a mail and send
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### Multisig messaging
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1. Go to "Multisig" on the homepage
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2. To create a Bitcoin multisig, click on "BTC"
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3. To create a FLO multisig, click on "FLO"
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4. To add BTC or FLO addresses in the new multisig, select contacts that are to be added
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5. Contacts have to be saved in advance before creating a multisig address
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6. After selecting the contacts, click "Next" and give the multisig address a label name
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7. Select the minimum number of signatures required for the multisig
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8. Click "Create" and the multisig address will be created
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### Sending a multisig transaction
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1. The user must have some balance in the multisig address
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2. Go to "Multisig" and click on "init transaction"
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3. Enter the receiver's BTC address for a Bitcoin multisig or FLO address for a FLO multisig
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4. Enter the amount to be transferred
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5. Multiple addresses can be added as receivers with different amounts for each address
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6. Click on "Initiate" to initiate the transaction from the multisig address
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7. Associated multisig owners will be notified of this transaction
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8. Once the required number of signatures is approved, the transaction will take place from the multisig address
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### Requests
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1. Multisig owners will get a notification under the "Request" tab for multisig transaction approvals
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2. They can approve or deny a multisig transaction request
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# Messenger Documentation
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- [Product Overview](docs/product-overview.md)
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- [Features](docs/features.md)
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- [Usage](docs/usage.md)
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- [Technical Documentation](docs/technical-documentation.md)
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- [Functions](docs/functions.md)
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- [Technical Architecture](docs/technical-architecture.md)
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- [Additional Resources](docs/additional-resources.md)
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- [Changelog](docs/changelog.md)
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