I want to be able to achive this:

  • a private key or its substitute (P) of a user wallet is stored on a server

  • there’re 100s of user wallets there, so there’re 100s of (P) too

  • let’s say, it’s ETH, SOL or any other major network

  • server isn’t a safe environment, as it’s known

  • there’s also a main, admin wallet (M), in cold, local storage

  • (P) must only be used to send outbound TXs to (M). Not anywhere else

This can’t be achived with a normal private key, right? But how, if at all, it can be archived? Multisignature wallets?

The goal is automate withdrawals from the user wallets on a server, to make the process safer.

I don’t consider any third-party solutions.

I’m a developer

  • nofoxgiven@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    It’s impossible to do this (at least for EVM networks) without writing your own custom contract.

    If you’re a Solidity dev, you should know this.