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Bolke .
Jan 30, 2025
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Can sender address be gas owner instead of recipient?

I'm trying to avoid a trace of my sender address and receiver wallet. My idea is to make the sender the 'gas object owner' instead of the recipient. Is that possible when sending funds to a Binance wallet, and how can a 'sponsor' be involved without being identified?

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Xavier.eth.
Jan 31 2025, 00:29

Sui transactions are public, meaning the transaction details are visible to others. To avoid tracking, you might consider solutions like Zero-Knowledge Proofs that can offer some anonymity, though they are complex and may not be directly applicable to all scenarios.

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hohm.
Feb 5 2025, 11:01

Yes, it is possible depending on the SDK you are using. For instance, in pysui, if a 'sponsor' isn't identified, the transaction is paid by the sender, and gas is used from the sender's Sui account. Alternatively, you can provide a 'sponsor', and the gas will be taken from their account; however, the 'sponsor' would need to sign the transaction.

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