Wallet providers with outsized view of the network (custodial wallets such as Wallet of Satoshi, or providers that handle routing, such as Phoenix Wallet -> acinq) can determine a btcpayserver's e-shop turnover and number of transactions by scanning and saving public keys. There is no need to give these providers this information.
BTCPayServer could implement a mechanism similar to LNProxy to create random public keys and proxy the payments to make this type of surveillance a little bit more difficult.
https://github.com/lnproxy/lnproxy
Wallet providers with outsized view of the network (custodial wallets such as Wallet of Satoshi, or providers that handle routing, such as Phoenix Wallet -> acinq) can determine a btcpayserver's e-shop turnover and number of transactions by scanning and saving public keys. There is no need to give these providers this information.
BTCPayServer could implement a mechanism similar to LNProxy to create random public keys and proxy the payments to make this type of surveillance a little bit more difficult.
https://github.com/lnproxy/lnproxy