CLI Commands in Quilibrium

With the release of Quilibrium 1.4.17 on May 11, 2024, the node application comes with the /client folder. At that version, only the cross-mint command will be made available.

By Quilibrium 2.0, the other commands will be made available for you to have better visibility on your node's conditions, earned rewards and perform transfer transactions.

7. Performing a Mutual Transfer

Return to step 1

Pending transactions introduce friction, but without that friction, users can be spammed coins they don't want, or sent coins from an address they do not wish to interact with. If both parties agree in advance to transact, they can perform a mutual transfer, where both parties must be online, but can avoid having to deal with the two-phase transaction. This is great for maintaining privacy (each party's account is private) as well as ensuring a timely completion of a transaction:

On the receiver's side:

$ qclient token mutual-receive <ExpectedAmount>
Rendezvous: 0x2ad567e4fc1ac335a8d3d6077de2ee998aff996b51936da04ee1b0f5dc196a4f
Awaiting sender...

and after the sender connects:

Awaiting sender... OK
<Amount> QUIL (Coin 0x0525c76ecdc6ef21c2eb75df628b52396adcf402ba26a518ac395db8f5874a82)

On the sender's side:

$ qclient token mutual-transfer <Rendezvous> <Amount>
Confirming rendezvous... OK
<Amount> QUIL (Coin [private])

or if using the raw Coin address:

$ qclient token mutual-transfer <Rendezvous> <OfCoin>
Confirming rendezvous... OK
<Amount> QUIL (Coin [private])

This will likely be the first unique experience Quilibrium provides to users already familiar with other networks, as privacy preservation is an immediately obvious and first class experience here by showing the user what it can (or cannot) see.