That much is clear to me, thanks - so one provides a return address, sends all the tokens to the site, and the site returns them minus a fee or something?
I seek a hi-level explanation
The site requires your private key, it constructs the transaction and sends it back to the originating address.
I see, thanks for the explanation.
It's personal choice, but I'll stick to the dictum of not putting my private keys into websites.
Accidents happen FAR too easily -> oops, wrong key.
I understand, I've been careful about the security on it, but that's difficult to judge without a deep dive into the code.
Here's a workaround - download it, wrap it up as an .exe and
call it an app ;) :D
Generally I'd like to see folks keep minimal balances on their Memo/Member accounts - but I think a comprehensive solution is delegated keys -
https://github.com
/memocash/mips/blob/master/mip-0003/mip-0003.md
