neblio-Qt & nebliod with NTP1 Support Beta Release (Testnet)
Since the release of Neblio Token Protocol-1, our web wallet, Neblio Orion has been the only way to store, send, and receive NTP1 tokens…until today. We are very excited to release Beta versions of neblio-Qt and nebliod that have full & native support for sending and receiving NTP1 tokens. This update adds new dialogs to neblio-Qt for users and new RPC commands for nebliod aimed at supporting exchange listings of NTP1 tokens.
- The new NTP1 Summary tab gives you an overview of your NTP1 tokens and their balances.
- The Send Tokens tab has a new dialog to choose whether you would like to send NEBL, or one of your NTP1 tokens. You must click the refresh button to the right to populate your NTP1 tokens.
- On the Transactions tab, right clicking on a transaction and selecting “Transaction Details” will now also show NTP1 details included in that transaction, such as TokenID, amount, etc.
- If you have issues displaying your NTP1 tokens, you should first clear the NTP1 Token cache. Do this in the wallet settings and then click NTP1 Options.
NTP1 RPC Commands for NTP1 Listing on Exchanges
We have added the following new RPC commands so that Cryptocurrency Exchanges can easily support NTP1 Tokens. If any exchange has a request for a specific command or information returned by a command, please file a GitHub issue or contact us and we will add it ASAP.
createrawntp1transaction [{"txid":txid,"vout":n},...] {address:{tokenid/tokenName:tokenAmount}{address:neblAmount,...}
Create a transaction spending given inputs (array of objects containing transaction id and output number), sending to given address(es).
Returns hex-encoded raw transaction. Note that the transaction is not stored in the wallet or transmitted to the network.
getntp1balances
Returns a list of all NTP1 balances contained in the wallet.
listaddressgroupings
Now also returns NTP1 info for each address.
sendntp1toaddress
sendntp1toaddress <neblioaddress> <amount> <tokenId/tokenName> [comment] [comment-to]
Much of this work was completed over hundreds of grueling hours by the team, working to solve problems and create solutions for a project that was originally thought to be unfeasible, or impossible. Thanks Sam!
Apart from simply adding NTP1 support to the wallets, this change fully decentralizes the NTP1 protocol, by adding new NTP1 methods of consensus to every node as well as removing a single point of failure for the NTP1 Protocol as the API server that Neblio Orion and Enterprise/Application users rely on, is not used by neblio-Qt & nebliod.
Please download and test this beta release as soon as possible, even if you do not normally run a testnet node/wallet. The more testers and active users we have the quicker we can find bugs and get this release ready for mainnet! Report all issues on GitHub or contact us. You can download here:
https://github.com/NeblioTeam/neblio/releases
If you need testnet NEBL to use with your Beta wallet, or to issue your own NTP1 Token on testnet, you can easily get some via our NTP1 Testnet faucet at the URL below (change the address to your Testnet Address).
https://ntp1node.nebl.io/testnet/faucet?address=NEBLADDRESSHERE&amount=5000000000