You do NOT send your private key anywhere. All the time the private key stays client side.
From omni wallet wiki :
The actual creation of a transaction is elegant in its simplicity:
a JSON payload is crafted locally
The payload contains: from_address, pubKey, to_address, amount, currency, fee
The JSON Payload is posted to the Omni server which responds with a specialized transaction for the wallet owner’s public key
The client in turn signs the transaction and posts it back to Omni to broadcast into the bitcoin network
Notice how the server never needs your private key , and you only use it client side.
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Oh ok, i keep reading that omni wants you to upload your private key in order to send, im guessing this is because the omni webwallet wants to make this easy. Is it possible to sign offline using a downloaded version of the omni wallet?
Hey friend,
it’s easiest and safest to use a Trezor hardware wallet. Why are you struggling with software that is not so SAFE?
For ERC20 eMAID on the Ethereum network look: here
*Update 22.12.2023
Native segwit (bc1) addresses are not supported anywhere, do not send MAID to them.
Addresses starting with 3 work, but only if they are generated on a Trezor hardware device.
Hello friends,
This guide provides information on how to buy and move your MAID from an exchange.
Of course, you can buy and hold the MAID on the exchange, but then they are not yours! The normal thing, the responsible thing is that you move t…
Above poster stated that this is no longer supported, are you currently using this?
Of course, it works fine. I last used it a month ago…