Electrum-Go-Server-Flashing

Overview

Electrum-Go-Server-Flashing is a tool designed for Bitcoin flashing on wallets that support Electrum servers. This utility integrates with a lightweight Bitcoin node server, specifically miniBTCD, to execute transactions that simulate Bitcoin transfers. The flashing method works on wallets that communicate with an Electrum server, allowing for rapid interactions and testing on the Bitcoin network.

Prerequisites

Software Dependencies

To use Electrum-Go-Server-Flashing, you must have the following software installed on your system:

• Go (Golang): Ensure you have Go 1.16 or higher installed.
• miniBTCD: Your local mock Bitcoin node server.
• Electrum Wallet: The wallet should support Electrum server connectivity.
• Redis: For handling data and caching (optional).

Setting Up miniBTCD

miniBTCD is the lightweight Bitcoin node server that will interact with your Electrum-compatible wallet. Ensure that you have your local instance of miniBTCD running on your machine.

You can run the Bitcoin node server using the following This Link:

miniBTCD

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/Electrum-Go-Server-Flashing.git
   cd Electrum-Go-Server-Flashing

2. Build the project:

   go build

3. Configure Electrum Server: Set up your Electrum wallet to communicate with the Electrum server and point to the miniBTCD node that is running locally.

4. Run the Electrum Flashing Tool:

   ./ElectrumGoServerFlashing --rpc --url="127.0.0.1:18885" 

   This command starts the flashing tool, connecting it to your local miniBTCD node on port 18885.

Features

• Bitcoin Flashing: Send simulated Bitcoin transactions to any wallet connected to an Electrum server.
• Electrum Compatibility: Works with any wallet supporting Electrum servers.
• MiniBTCD Integration: Leverages miniBTCD for a fast and lightweight mock node implementation.

Usage

Once you've started the miniBTCD server and your Electrum wallet is connected, you can run the flashing commands. The tool will communicate with the wallet via the Electrum server, sending simulated Bitcoin transactions.

Example Commands

./ElectrumGoServerFlashing --rpc --url="127.0.0.1:18885"

This command will flash 1.5 Bitcoin to the specified wallet address.

Notes

• Test Environment: This tool is meant for testing and educational purposes. Do NOT use this for illegal activities.
• MiniBTCD Node: Ensure that your node is synced and configured properly to interact with the Electrum server.
• Transaction Visibility: Flashing transactions may appear on connected wallets, but these transactions are simulated.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to fork the repository and submit pull requests to enhance the functionality.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.