Creating a Code-Free Cryptocurrency Wallet: Is it Possible?

How to Use No Code Tools and Plugins to Create a Customizable Crypto Wallet

In this tutorial, we will explore how to use no code tools and freely available plugins to create a crypto wallet that can be designed according to your preferences. By the end of this tutorial, you will learn how to transfer cryptocurrency from one wallet to another.

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Building a Crypto Wallet Using Bubble and Nexus Blockchain Plugin

To build our crypto wallet, we will be using Bubble, a no code platform, and the free Nexus blockchain plugin. However, most of the concepts and techniques discussed in this tutorial can also be accomplished using Bubble and another plugin called Web3 and MetaMask.

The wallet we create can be used to transfer cryptocurrency like NXS, as shown in the example, but it can also be used to transfer any assets or tokens on the Nexus blockchain. Let’s take a quick look at how the wallet is set up.

Setting Up a Login System

To interface with the Nexus blockchain, we need to set up a login system that synchronizes data between Bubble and Nexus. However, asking users to sign up for two separate systems can create unnecessary friction. To overcome this, we need to think creatively about how to create accounts on both systems simultaneously.

First, let’s understand the account creation requirements of both systems. According to the Nexus documentation, to sign up a user, we need a username, password, and PIN. Bubble, on the other hand, requires an email address and password.

To handle this, we can use a creative workaround. In the signup form, we include input fields for username, password, and PIN, which are required by Nexus. However, we don’t ask for an email address in the front end.

In the Bubble workflow, we have three steps. The first step involves creating a user on the Nexus blockchain, mapping the input fields from the front end to the required fields. The second step allows us to create a user account within the Bubble application. The third step displays a success message to the user if the workflow is completed successfully.

To satisfy Bubble’s requirement for an email address, we use a creative workaround. We take the user’s Genesis ID, which is generated when they register on the Nexus blockchain, and append it to a generic or throwaway email address. This way, we can create a unique email address for each user without inconveniencing them.

For the password, we can use the same password the user provided in the front end for both the blockchain and Bubble application. This simplifies the signup process and reduces friction.

Additionally, we can store the user’s blockchain username and Genesis ID, which will never change, for future use within the application. This allows us to streamline processes and reduce overall friction for the user.

Transacting on the Nexus Blockchain

Now that we have set up the login system and wallet, we can easily display the NXS balance and other account information to the user. We can also enable users to transact through the application.

To interact with the Nexus blockchain, we need to fulfill certain parameters required by the blockchain API. For example, to send NXS through the application, we need to provide the PIN, session ID, amount, address from, and address to. However, asking users to fill out all these fields can create unnecessary friction.

To address this, we can leverage the user’s Genesis ID, which we stored during the signup process, to satisfy the requirements of the Nexus API without bothering the user. This allows us to provide a streamlined experience while meeting the underlying technology’s requirements.

Expanding the Wallet’s Functionality

One of the fascinating features of this setup is the ability to add multiple tokens or assets to the wallet. This essentially creates a multi-currency wallet, allowing users to transact with various assets on the Nexus blockchain.

Furthermore, this setup enables fractional ownership and automated revenue sharing. For example, if multiple users own a percentage of an underlying asset, such as an apartment or a piece of art, payments made to the address of the asset can be automatically distributed based on the ownership percentages. This opens up possibilities for various use cases, such as renting out assets and distributing revenue among owners.

Conclusion

Creating a customizable crypto wallet using no code tools and plugins is an achievable task. By leveraging Bubble and the Nexus blockchain plugin, or other alternatives like Web3 and MetaMask, you can build a user-friendly and customized wallet for transacting on the Nexus blockchain.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I use other plugins instead of the Nexus blockchain plugin?

Yes, you can use other plugins like Web3 and MetaMask to interact with the ethereum blockchain and its smart contracts. The concepts discussed in this tutorial can be applied to different plugins and blockchains.

2. Is it necessary to ask users for their email address during the signup process?

No, it’s not necessary. In this tutorial, we showed a creative workaround to satisfy Bubble’s requirement for an email address without inconveniencing the user. However, you can choose different approaches based on the needs of your application.

3. Can I add multiple tokens or assets to the wallet?

Yes, you can add multiple tokens or assets to the wallet. The setup allows for a multi-currency wallet, enabling users to transact with various assets on the Nexus blockchain.

4. How does automated revenue sharing work?

Automated revenue sharing is achieved by making payments to the address of the underlying asset. The blockchain automatically distributes the funds based on the ownership percentages of the asset. This allows for streamlined revenue sharing among multiple owners.

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