Quote from: LoyceV on October 09, 2021, 04:46:41 PM

Quote from: zkquality on October 09, 2021, 04:26:41 PM

I'm coding a win server application to do that. Do you suggest an other way to do that?

Your other topic would be a better place to discuss this, but it's locked already. Electrum has it's limits, if you're expecting to use thousands of addresses on your website, you'll probably need your own node instead of Electrum.

It is always best to run your own node if you are running a business and want to accept payment, but technically you can still use Electrum with some small modification. The problem with Electrum for large number of addresses is only the wallet file. It is a JSON file ergo the whole thing is being read and written each time instead of being a database where only a small part of it is read or updated each time. If that small part is changed, the issue will be solved.

I wonder if anyone has ever done this modification?