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Community Relayers

Bit Bank Relayers are key actors in ensuring anonymity

Community Relayers are open wallets that function as intermediaries for Bit Bank privacy users in sending transactions and paying gas to the underlying blockchain. Thus, transactions from Relayer addresses that are private appear to be public. Anyone might theoretically be a Relayer because they are nothing more than a cryptocurrency wallet. The tiny Node.Js that Relayers run transmits fees to Relayer Clients (i.e. wallets equipped with Bit Bank). Relayers also carry out transaction processing automatically. Users choose a suitable Relayer when sending a transaction in Bit Bank, often based on availability and inexpensive fees. Except for a fee that is packed to pay for the Relayer's services, the transaction's contents cannot be read by the Relayer since it is encrypted in transit. When a transaction is received, the chosen Relayer

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