@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ An exchange user sends Euro from his banking account and wants to receive Euro (
a) A list of exchange's accounts accepting Euro is diplayed then. Initially there's only one, more are added in different banks to help user find a bank where her transfer is internal one (immediate and low/zero fee).
b) After choosing 'Send' account, user chooses output FIAT and types in bank and account numbers. We'll use Deutche Bank (DB) and Credit Suisse (CS) as input/output banks.
2. Exchange generates unique 'input_address'.
3. The trade is registered with euroDB & euroCS input/output coins.
3. The trade is registered with euroDB & euroCS input/output coins (determined by chosen input account and typed output account).
a) There's a separate set of account/DIS/CBS/client/coin for every supported bank.
5. User sends EURO to Dan’s account in DB using generated 'input_address' as transfer title via his internet banking.
5. DB DIS registers user transfer & sends it to DB CBS.
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@@ -97,6 +97,8 @@ An exchange user sends Euro from his banking account and wants to receive Euro (
All these steps are standard exchange processing, the utilization of separate euroDB/euroCS clients & coins being only novelty.
There are at least two ideas of how to present available banks/account for user to choose, e.g.
