“Mine” Section in DID Wallet Requires Password Unexpectedly
Summary
When navigating to the “Mine” tab in DID Wallet, the app prompts for a password, even though the user is already authenticated in the wallet. This behavior interrupts normal app flow and may not be expected for a section that displays non-sensitive data.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open DID Wallet app.
- Log in or unlock the wallet successfully.
- Navigate to the “Mine” tab.
- Observe that the app requests the password again.
Expected Result
- The “Mine” section should open without requiring a password.
- Password prompts should only appear for sensitive actions (e.g., signing, exporting private keys, sending tokens to other wallets).
Actual Result
- The app requests a password immediately upon accessing “Mine”, even after the wallet was already unlocked.
1 reply
This is intended behavior, a second confirmation is required for transfers.