Topic: [ANN] ResponsePay - Mobile Wallet, Subsidiary of WalletBit. (Read 4949 times)
You can now scan QR codes directly from HTML5 at ResponsePay on iOS6 iPhone.
Time Zone selection is now working and enabled, you can choose yours in "My account"
Ruh roh. https://responsepay.com in Chrome for iOS (on my own WPA2 wifi):
"The site's security certificate is not trusted!"
"The site's security certificate is not trusted!"
There might be issues with StartSSL on some mobile devices. But it should be safe to continue, as long as it says responsepay.com in the address field.
Negatory. Shows *.walletbit.com for the certificate issued to when accessing https://responsepay.com from my Android.
Could the account allow me to set locale so that I can specify how transaction history should show the dates? Right now it shows UTC, I'm presuming. I might want them to correspond with my timezone rather than UTC.
I'm going to investigate what the problem might be. It's probably related to running two certificates on a single IP address.
Yes I will enable you to select your timezone in your account.
Ruh roh. https://responsepay.com in Chrome for iOS (on my own WPA2 wifi):
"The site's security certificate is not trusted!"
"The site's security certificate is not trusted!"
There might be issues with StartSSL on some mobile devices. But it should be safe to continue, as long as it says responsepay.com in the address field.
Negatory. Shows *.walletbit.com for the certificate issued to when accessing https://responsepay.com from my Android.
Could the account allow me to set locale so that I can specify how transaction history should show the dates? Right now it shows UTC, I'm presuming. I might want them to correspond with my timezone rather than UTC.
Added a secondary SMS number for incoming request, for load balancing.
While we wait on "native" integration on the iPhone for scanning QR codes from a website, I had a bright idea. You are now able to scan QR codes directly from ResponsePay on every device out there. See if it works for you by going to Payment address -> Send Bitcoins -> Scan QR code. And clicking on Scan QR code.
Regards
Kris
Regards
Kris
No scanning QR codes from iPhone do not work yet.
Do you expect to get that working? That would be insanely cool!iPhone iOS 6 will allow QR code scan directly from ResponsePay!
Thanks! That track is not listed on soundcloud for me :/
There will be scheduled downtime for WalletBit & ResponsePay tomorrow between 9:00am and 1:00pm
We are doing electrical upgrades.
Regards
Kris
We are doing electrical upgrades.
Regards
Kris
No scanning QR codes from iPhone do not work yet.
Do you expect to get that working? That would be insanely cool!Yes sometime in the near future, along with NFC
Thanks for the link.... What is the track name? I didn't find it immediately obvious.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqOAwfRSH_c
No scanning QR codes from iPhone do not work yet.
Do you expect to get that working? That would be insanely cool!You cannot export private keys but you can import them soon, in fact might be a pretty good idea to be able to export them, I will look into this.
I think this would be best... then people wouldn't feel trapped in. Also i would export it to my desktop wallet so I could spend without having to drag out my phone, but also have the mobile ability as well (this is how I use blockchain.info's MyWallet too.Thanks for the link.... What is the track name? I didn't find it immediately obvious.
That looks pretty neat. Some questions:
- Can you actually scan QR codes from an iPhone?
- Can you export the private key so you can use other clients with the addresses?
- Who did the remix of the Harry Potter theme, I want me some!
Thanks.
http://soundcloud.com/terabyte-frenzy
That looks pretty neat. Some questions:
- Can you actually scan QR codes from an iPhone?
- Can you export the private key so you can use other clients with the addresses?
- Who did the remix of the Harry Potter theme, I want me some!
Thanks, no it is only for sending SMS with a claim link, a SMS service to handle incoming text messages would be way to expensive for every country.
A *free* SMS service might be too expensive to offer,
But, ... you can charge fees. So what if it takes 5 texts back and forth to send money, at $0.04 each (which is way high, I believe, but works for my argument), that's $0.20 max per transaction and still cheaper than M-PESA, etc.
There will be someone who builds this. The opportunity is open to all -- including ResponsePay.
Cool. It would be extremely cool if one could not only receive bitcoins by sms, but also send bitcoins by sms.
Also, I would suggest that you remove the fee for now. I think it's a better strategy to grow your userbase now, and then you can introduce the fee when you actually have significant volume.
Also, I would suggest that you remove the fee for now. I think it's a better strategy to grow your userbase now, and then you can introduce the fee when you actually have significant volume.
I just finished ResponsePay incoming SMS service.
https://responsepay.com/what-is-mobile-wallet
The fee is "only" 0.0005 BTC sending to email, bitcoin address or mobile number if registered in ResponsePay, though if you add bitcoin from a remote bitcoin client, WalletBit fees and confirmation time may apply.
Cool. It would be extremely cool if one could not only receive bitcoins by sms, but also send bitcoins by sms.
Also, I would suggest that you remove the fee for now. I think it's a better strategy to grow your userbase now, and then you can introduce the fee when you actually have significant volume.
Also, I would suggest that you remove the fee for now. I think it's a better strategy to grow your userbase now, and then you can introduce the fee when you actually have significant volume.
I just added offers go back to the first page for pictures.
This is one of the things, that I think will make ResponsePay unique.
When you click offers in your dashboard, you will be shown a list of offers nearby in your area. This works by allowing the phone to share it's location. Merchants are then able to push out offers for a predefined area including the latitude and longitude of their current shop location. And if you happen to be in this area and using ResponsePay, your phone will receive this push notification in the offers section. The offers could be anything from a coupon to savings on food even local bitcoin trading.
This is one of the things, that I think will make ResponsePay unique.
When you click offers in your dashboard, you will be shown a list of offers nearby in your area. This works by allowing the phone to share it's location. Merchants are then able to push out offers for a predefined area including the latitude and longitude of their current shop location. And if you happen to be in this area and using ResponsePay, your phone will receive this push notification in the offers section. The offers could be anything from a coupon to savings on food even local bitcoin trading.
Oops, academic anyway for me, as I just checked my Google Voice number (the one my only mobile phone, my iPod Touch, uses, LOL) and found that network isn't supported.
Ruh roh. https://responsepay.com in Chrome for iOS (on my own WPA2 wifi):
"The site's security certificate is not trusted!"
"The site's security certificate is not trusted!"
There might be issues with StartSSL on some mobile devices. But it should be safe to continue, as long as it says responsepay.com in the address field.
Ruh roh. https://responsepay.com in Chrome for iOS (on my own WPA2 wifi):
"The site's security certificate is not trusted!"
"The site's security certificate is not trusted!"
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