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Litemint

Litemint is a non-custodial web wallet for Stellar assets and NFTs, with asset transfers, peer-to-peer payments, and trading through the Stellar DEX. It supports mnemonic recovery and deterministic key derivation.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use Litemint when you need a web wallet for Stellar assets or collectibles, or want to make transfers, peer-to-peer payments, or SDEX trades.

Who it is for

  • Stellar users who want to manage and transfer assets or NFTs.
  • Gamers and digital collectors seeking a wallet with collectible support.
  • Users who want to trade peer to peer through the Stellar DEX.

Documented uses

  • Send and receive Stellar assets and NFTs.
  • Make peer-to-peer payments.
  • Trade assets peer to peer through the Stellar DEX.
  • Recover or import an account using mnemonic-based recovery and documented key-derivation standards.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

The repository links to the Litemint web wallet at app.litemint.com.

  • Litemint is non-custodial; its repository states that private keys stay on the user's device.
  • Recovery uses BIP-39 mnemonics and deterministic derivation standards SLIP-0010 and SEP-0005.
  • The repository says accounts can be recovered or imported independently of Litemint.
  • The project is JavaScript and released under the MIT License.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Build Litemint from source

Create a local build of the Litemint web wallet using its documented build script.

Before you start

  • Litemint source downloaded from the repository’s releases.
  • Java 8 or higher.
  • Google Closure Compiler and YUI Compressor, with their paths available to the build script.

Steps

  1. Download the Litemint source from the repository’s releases.

  2. Set the COMPILER and COMPRESSOR environment variables to the paths of the compiler and compressor JAR files, or provide those paths using the build script’s command-line flags.

  3. Run ./build.sh from the project root; the documented default output directory is dist/.

Expected outcome

The build script produces a release build in the dist/ directory by default.

Guide limitations

  • This guide covers building the project, not running or deploying the resulting application.
  • Generating code documentation is optional and requires JSDoc.
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