[bisq-network/proposals] Bounty for a fully native Bisq app for Android (#139)

wiz notifications at github.com
Fri Nov 15 19:46:03 UTC 2019


> As a first cut, how about assuming that the user has a dedicated Bisq node running somewhere, and making RPC calls to it (possibly/probably over Tor)?

We've been thinking about how to do the integration of Bisq Java codebase into the Android app. There are basically 2 ways to do it:

1) Run the headless Bisq daemon and connect over GRPC API using a localhost socket or over Tor to the desktop computer or Raspberry PI at home - this would allows either running Bisq locally or remotely.

2) Run the Bisq headless entrypoint inside an Android app's background service and post messages between the app thread and background service thread - this wouldn't work with remote nodes at home, but performance and UX of the Android app would likely be faster.

We need to do more research and testing into these architectures to figure out which one we will use, before we can answer the question...

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