BIP75 Update: Versioning, Cancellation, Unknown Message Type, New PKI_TYPEs, Status Codes, Motivation #439
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…o and BIP75 text (based on suggestions from http://androiddevblog.com/protocol-buffers-pitfall-adding-enum-values/) - Update BIP75 Motivation and use cases to provide more color around reasoning and use of BIP75 NOTE: The BIP75 language no longer contains a description of the KYC compliance use case, as it is a single, very specific use-case that does not have any bearing on the technical specifications herein. BIP75 extends the original BIP70 Payment Protocol to become a two-way, encrypted messaging process, which can be used for a variety of reasons one of which is regulatory compliance.
Added additional pki_type values
Added versioning, canceling
Added: - Versioning - Cancellation - Add UNKNOWN_TYPE to ProtocolMessageType enum in paymentrequest.proto and BIP75 text (based on suggestions from http://androiddevblog.com/protocol-buffers-pitfall-adding-enum-values/) Updated: - Additional pki_type values - Updated status_code values - Update BIP75 Motivation and use cases to provide more color around reasoning and use of BIP75 NOTE: The BIP75 language no longer contains a description of the KYC compliance use case, as it is a single, very specific use-case that does not have any bearing on the technical specifications herein. BIP75 extends the original BIP70 Payment Protocol to become a two-way, encrypted messaging process, which can be used for a variety of reasons one of which is regulatory compliance.
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NOTE: The BIP75 language no longer contains a description of the KYC compliance use case, as it is a single, very specific use-case that does not have any bearing on the technical specifications herein. BIP75 extends the original BIP70 Payment Protocol to become a two-way, encrypted messaging process, which can be used for a variety of reasons one of which is regulatory compliance.