Kuma Wallet M4

[0xslipk]

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Link to the application pull request: w3f/Grants-Program#1414

[dsm-w3f]

@0xslipk thank you for the milestone delivery. Please see the evaluation document and provide proper answers and fixes. After that, let me know when I can continue this evaluation.

[0xslipk]

@0xslipk thank you for the milestone delivery. Please see the evaluation document and provide proper answers and fixes. After that, let me know when I can continue this evaluation.

Thank you for taking the time to review our delivery. We are gonna look the evaluation and address it

[0xslipk]

Hello @dsm-w3f,

We fixed all the issues reported. You can check the latest version v0.3.6.

Let me know if you have any question.

[rubenguc]

Hi @dsm-w3f, The problem with the transactions was that you needed to transfer more ASTR, because the fee in Acala has to be paid with ASTR.

For example, check out this transfer. It was transferred for 6 ASTR, and it has to pay around ~0.008 in ASTR as fee:

[dsm-w3f]

@0xslipk and @rubenguc thank you for the improvements and fixes. Look like most of the problems raised in the evaluation were fixed. However, I'm not able to use the wallet with Testnets yet. It would be possible to enable this? How did you test the application? We are not supposed to test applications using Mainnets.

[rubenguc]

@dsm-w3f you can enable them in Settings > General > Show testnets

[dsm-w3f]

@rubenguc thank you for the answer. Let me explain in more detail what is happening. The problem is not showing the testnet list, is when you select one of the testnets on the list, there is only the option to make XCM transfer to the same testnet. There is no option to make XCM transfers between testnets, which is the most common use case for XCM. See the prints below, when using mainnets it is possible to make this kind of transfer, but with testnets it is not possible. How could we test XCM transfers on testnets in this way? It is possible to enable this functionality?

Networks available:

Doing XCM with Mainnets:

Doing XCM with Testnets:

[0xslipk]

@rubenguc thank you for the answer. Let me explain in more detail what is happening. The problem is not showing the testnet list, is when you select one of the testnets on the list, there is only the option to make XCM transfer to the same testnet. There is no option to make XCM transfers between testnets, which is the most common use case for XCM. See the prints below, when using mainnets it is possible to make this kind of transfer, but with testnets it is not possible. How could we test XCM transfers on testnets in this way? It is possible to enable this functionality?

Networks available:

Doing XCM with Mainnets:

Doing XCM with Testnets:

Hi @dsm-w3f,

We added the functionality for testnet on version v0.3.7. We mainly tested in the relayer chain, but you are right, we should allow do the same on testnet.

[dsm-w3f]

@0xslipk and @rubenguc thank you for the improvements and fixes. Now I was able to test the XCM transfer. See details in the evaluation document. The milestone is approved. I'll forward you invoice internally and the payment should take place within two weeks. Great job!

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[RouvenP]

hi @0xslipk we just transferred the payment.