Spark wallet review · checked 2026-09-11
Agicash and Spark
Agicash is included in this review of wallets and wallet surfaces that use, expose, or publicly describe Spark. The question tested here was whether the reviewed product provides a complete in-app unilateral-exit workflow when Spark operators are unavailable.
Review result
No complete in-app exit flow found
Agicash now pins its Breez package at 0.23.0-1, replacing the older audited 0.13.5-1 dependency. The inspected account, payment and settings code contains no exit-state export or complete operatorless recovery interface. The dependency upgrade alone does not establish app integration of those capabilities.
Surface reviewed: public web wallet source
Release or source boundary: Current public default-branch source reviewed. The repository’s listed screenshot artifact is not a wallet release, and the deployed web build was not matched to this commit.
What the review found
mnemonic-derived Spark accounts Spark send and receive client-side encryption of wallet data stored through hosted services
What this does not establish
This is a dated, bounded review of the named source, release or public documentation. It does not establish that every version behaves identically, that a private implementation has no recovery path, or that protocol-level unilateral exit is impossible. A partial SDK capability, seed backup or cooperative withdrawal is not counted as a complete operatorless mobile recovery flow.
Evidence and limits
- This is a static review of the pinned public source plus the public web surface, not a funded runtime exit test.
- Hosted authentication and encrypted storage behavior is described only to identify the reviewed product architecture; it is not treated as proof of custody.
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