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I don’t really know, unfortunately I’m not so knowledgeable. But I guess that the mint operator would have to be inside an Ark to receive VTXOs and then minting tokens.

Btw, cashu is adding support for onchain mints if I’m not mistaken. Given the fact that Ark works with the same principle (VTXOs), it should be quite effortless to have a mint on Ark. What do you think?

Yeah, this is the idea behind a graduated wallet, which accompanies a user in the different steps from full custodial to self-custody!

Sorry for the late response! Yes, everything is open-source, here is the link: https://github.com/arkade-os