I have a C# RPC client in the works, GUI and function should be similar to Electrum bitcoin wallet when finished.
The RPC API isn't featured enough to perform necessary tasks (like creating a wallet), so the wallets that do that now are built into the RPC server program.
It is an inferior design to keep them coupled, instead if/when a more full-featured RPC API is available there could be a ton of feature-full wallets for CryptoNote coins.

I could continue and add basic functionality like sending coins and retrieving the balance, but it won't be useful over the internet (like a lite-wallet), and you may have to use the RPC server applications for some functionality.  
I don't intend to build the wallet into the server application like an existing solution would do.

I will use the RPC .NET library for RPC communication, and the forms app has the usual bells and whistles like minimize to tray and application settings.

But I don't see much incentive to continue work on the wallet with current RPC functionality if I can't, for instance, retrieve the user's wallet address with RPC.



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