Hello Celo Community and MiniPay Developers,
I am looking for expert clarification from the technical team regarding the underlying transaction architecture of the MiniPay wallet interface. I need to understand how the backend liquidity infrastructure interacts with centralized exchanges to track an asset routing discrepancy.
Could a core engineer please provide direct insights into the following three operational questions:
1. Outbound Withdrawal Architecture: When a user triggers a withdrawal command in the MiniPay interface to send USDT out via the Celo network to a centralized exchange (like Binance), how is that transaction broadcasted? Does the transaction leave an isolated, independent user wallet address on-chain, or is it pooled and routed through a shared infrastructure/smart-contract liquidity provider account managed by Noah?
2. Blockchain Ledger Identity: On a raw blockchain network level, what entity or master address string is permanently recorded as the true ‘sender’ of those tokens when they leave the MiniPay ecosystem?
3. Off-Chain Reversal Behavior: If a centralized exchange compliance desk subsequently executes an administrative system reversal—returning those funds off-chain via a manual internal transfer back to the ‘last verified source/sender’—which platform network address or database ledger would physically receive that incoming reversed balance?