I am working on a Monero invoice solution for a client, and I would like to use integrated addresses to allow the client to reconcile payments. It's cost prohibitive to run a private node just to generate these addresses. Is there a JS library for generating an integrated address?
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As already mentioned by el00ruobuob, subaddresses are the way to go.
However, you can manually build integrated addresses as per this detailed answer: https://monero.stackexchange.com/a/3184/7493
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You do not need a node to generate an integrated address.
You only need the monero-wallet-rpc and call the appropriate method.
Edit: but you should also look at the subaddresses which are designed for the same purpose and will be available for a longer time.
Btw, how do you expect to confirm payment without a node?
A remote node does not seems trustworthy for such use case.
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Thank you. That helps, but still requires the client to carry an additional cost to host the service. For context, the client manually confirms payment with their wallet. – ztnark Sep 26 '18 at 15:55
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In such context I would suggest to manually generate a subaddress per payment with their wallet. – el00ruobuob Sep 26 '18 at 18:58
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Step 1: User orders item on website. Step 2: User pays invoice. Step 3: Client checks wallet at EOD and marks invoices as paid. Not the best system, I agree, but they aren't willing to make investment to automate. – ztnark Sep 26 '18 at 19:05
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You could run a wallet-rpc on the website host, and query it to generate a subaddress? – el00ruobuob Sep 26 '18 at 19:07
