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Same as issue #23 but must be done on testnet (i.e., open to the public).

We need user interface for carrying out transfers on the kanbanGO chain. Needs to be attached to already existing ethereum api calls for making money transfers.

In order to solve issue 14 from kanbanGo, you need to create a withdrawal request for the kanbanGo.

** Please complete point 1 ** in the workflow below. This is the user interface part.

I hereby propose that each withdrawal request be triggered through a submitting a withdrawal transaction. Perhaps the easiest way to design such a transaction would be to make a regular transaction that sends money to address 0xfffff.... or some other distinguished address (another distinguished address you could choose is the address of SCAR or 0x00000... etc.).

Here's a plan for doing this.

0. [MISSING] Generate a regular kanbanGO transaction sending money from userAddress to 0xffff....
1. [MISSING] Submit that transaction to kanbanGO
2. [Should be there out-of-the-box] Mine the transaction (i.e., include it in a kanbanGO block).
3. [MISSING] After the request is included in a kanbanGO block, trigger the write-back mechanism. The write-back mechanism is the one that is called via the GenerateWriteBackWithdrawal api, however the mechanism must be triggered internally (no api calls necessary).

At the moment, we have a new sandbox page use to demonstrate the internals to newcomers.

Please remove that page as soon as it has served its purpose.

In order to test the system, you need to first deploy it on the

-regtestwithnet

faboind network. Please note that that network is paired with the

regnet

network in kanbanGo. To deploy on that network, you will need to deploy the full software stack on multiple machines (for example, our IBM cloud). You need to have an automated deployment system. I recommend using the

My nodes

button in kanban-js. The button allows you to issue ssh commands to a flock of machines. The private keys needed to connect to your flock of machines are configured in the file

configuration.json

in Kanban.js.

At this time, when a kanbanGo block is browsed, only its header is displayed.

We need user interface to be able to display in the browser the content of a block.