MobileCoin is a privacy-preserving payments network designed for use on mobile devices.
- You must read and accept the Terms of Use for MobileCoins and MobileCoin Wallets to use MobileCoin Software.
- MobileCoin is a prototype. Expect substantial changes before the release.
- Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for notes on contributing bug reports and code.
We migrated libmobilecoin, our static library submodule, with git lfs migrate. It rewrites the commit history
so older submodule commit hashes will be broken. We archived all those commits here:
which can be used in place of libmobilecoin for older commits.
MobileCoin is available under open-source licenses. Please read the LICENSE.md and corresponding LICENSE.
This distribution includes cryptographic software. Your country may have restrictions on the use of encryption software. Please check your country's laws before downloading or using this software.
| Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| Docs | Integration Guide. |
| Example | Example application. |
| ExampleHTTP | Example "HTTP Only" application. |
| scripts | Scripts used by this repo. |
| secrets | Secrets file for contributors, and their public keys. |
| Sources | Sources for the MobileCoin Swift SDK. |
| Tests | Tests. |
| Vendor | iOS Artifacts. |
The workspace can be built with make.
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Initialize or update submodules
git submodule update --init --recursive -
Install Ruby 2.7.x
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Install the gem bundler
gem install bundler -
Install pre-commit
brew install pre-commit pre-commit install -
Build the MobileCoin Swift SDK
make
Note: To build libmobilecoin, run make in libmobilecoin-ios-artifacts.
New contributors should follow the directions in the Secrets' README.md to get access to the keys used in internal testing.
MobileCoin is a payment network with no central authority. The fundamental goal of the network is to safely and efficiently enable the exchange of value, represented as fractional ownership of the total value of the network. Like most cryptocurrencies, MobileCoin maintains a permanent and immutable record of all successfully completed payments in a blockchain data structure. Cryptography is used extensively to establish ownership, control transfers, and to preserve cash-like privacy for users.
For more information about the cryptocurrency, see MobileCoinFoundation/MobileCoin.
A list of documents and resources that are useful for understanding how MobileCoin works.
Pay particular attention to the discussion of Fog, as it is key mobilecoin’s ability to function well on mobile devices.
For troubleshooting help and other questions, please visit our community forum.
You can also open a technical support ticket via email.
MobileCoin is a registered trademark of MobileCoin Inc.