I was excited last night to see that Stratis had finally released their Breeze Wallet Beta to the public. Above, you see a picture of their daemon opening the wallet. I was disappointed that I am still restricted to using Testnet features, but this makes complete sense now, considering the fact that Breeze Wallet has BTC and STRAT and their team is not going to want to have to support the Seg2X hardfork for their users as well, so I expect that we will see them open the Mainnet after that date.
You can get the Breeze Wallet Beta for a range of platforms. Their repository even compiled separate builds for Windows 10, 7-x64, and 7-x086 (32 Bit).
https://github.com/stratisproject/Breeze/releases/tag/v0.2.0-beta
OK, I had an old Alpha version of their Breeze wallet while it was still full of bugs, so the first thing I had to do on my IBM Thinkcentre is to go to my %APPDATA%ROAMING and delete the StratisNode folder. Launching Breeze Wallet for a fresh sync, I get to this recovery page:
As you can see, you need 4 things to restore an old wallet, the Wallet Name, Creation Date, Seed Words, and Password. After entering this info, Breeze quickly found my Testnet wallet and gives me this login page:
Now, although I am disappointed that I have to wait until after the BTC hardfork to use this wallet on Mainnet, I must say, it performed remarkably fast when I went to the Test BTC Faucet, I requested some TBTC and before I have even fully synced my Breeze BTC Testnet, I got this:
(Note: No transaction locking like Dash InstantSend. Perhaps they will integrate a similar feature later, but Testnet confirmation is still pending)
Breeze Wallet locked onto the faucet transaction within less than 5 minutes, so they must have some transaction locking capability, perhaps like Dash' InstantSend (some of whose source code they emulated in C#). The wallet runs clean, syncs quickly and is coming out of Alpha with no known bugs. You can download it now if you want to play with its features on Testnet, but you won't get to run this baby on Main until after the Seg2X hardfork, which makes perfect sense, you can't expect a brand spanking new BTC wallet to support the hardfork.
If you want to show some love for this review, I would not object to it at all.
STRAT
SVu5XCj6tF3z3F2DhiSB1zV3Xjo5E3xsoo
DASH
XuYyPFVCChRWeiYQqpK1ZjbT5bbW883xUk
ETH
0x4b6De2b6C83786f09081385F1545b957d756C2D4
Happy Trading & Prosperous Returns