Hi Natacha, thanks for the answers!
The use-case is an app where people can listen to and read other people’s creations. There is an option to donate directly to the artist, which would use Thaler. The app is distributed as an electron-app which runs natively, and as as a Single-page application which runs in the browser. If I can use an existing Node module to interact with the wallet from the electron-app, that would be ideal.
As to the second point: thanks for the explanation. It’s no problem that the process needs to go through an exchange for my use case.
If I understand correctly, the payment logic can already be implemented using Taler’s imaginary test-coin (Kudos). The integration with real money then depends on the implementation of P2P payments in NGI Taler, which is on the roadmap for some time during the next two years. This is completely fine by me.
In fact, I believe my use-case overlaps with the ‘Donation and Pledges’ use-case of NLNet itself, which plans a prototype for December 2025, and production usage in December 2026 (according to this roadmap NGI TALER Roadmap).