because in an ecash system, the user creates the ecash, and the mint blinly signs it.
It's a user-mint interaction, that only works if both parties play by the book.
It's not just like the provider/bank says they are using ecash, and you have to trust them.
If you don't understand or would like to know more on how it works, let me know
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Thanks, that helps. If you have a link that explains it more I wouldn't mind taking a look
sure thing!
Here in this article is a short explanation on how it works:
Here are some slides I made a while back, illustrating the process:
there is also a simulator, if you want to know about the more technical details:
https://numbnoot.gandlaf.com/
it doesn't display well on mobile though, so only visit the site on desktop
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