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Actually this is not a signing transaction, but rather authenticating logged in user when he wants to send a transaction. An authentication is done by entering password(regular user) or pin(keycard user). A real signing transaction feature will be (hopefully) added in a near future where we're going to sign a transaction on a keycard which corresponds to a certain account, a user wants to send a transaction from. To sum up... this change just removes password from the send modal and introduces `Authenticate` flow instead. Fixes: #7510 |
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