Your page states..
"A minimal fee of 0.01 BTC gets sent to Bit-Bank to allow the continued use of our services. Other than that, our services are entirely free."
Is this a one time fee, or??
Topic: Bit-Bank: New Online eWallet - page 3. (Read 5509 times)
The hardest part is reading black on a very dark brown background.
good work!
one thing i dont like is the design. i think the current design does not fit what the website is about, you need something more modern.
Thanks for the input - I'll definitely consider switching to a more Web-2.0 design in the future.one thing i dont like is the design. i think the current design does not fit what the website is about, you need something more modern.
That'll be after all the core functionality (including the SCI) is finished, though.
good work!
one thing i dont like is the design. i think the current design does not fit what the website is about, you need something more modern.
one thing i dont like is the design. i think the current design does not fit what the website is about, you need something more modern.
What do you do for security?
Basic:-Force all traffic through https
-Use a VPS for hosting
Databases:
-Store passwords using a secure hashing algorithm + a unique salt
-Store API keys and tokens using a secure 2-way encryption algorithm (with a private key)
Forms:
-Escape input and strip HTML tags to prevent MySQL injection
-Use sessions + tokens (which expire after a short while) to prevent cross-site request forgery
-Check input for proper values for current form
API:
-Escape parameters + strip tags to prevent MySQL injection
-Check parameters for proper values (ie 30-character API key, etc)
What do you do for security?
Bit-Bank is a new online eWallet with a goal of providing a secure, convenient location for users to store their bitcoins.
By storing Bitcoins in our eWallet, they'll be accessible from any internet-enabled device, and may be withdraw to any BitCoin address or another Bit-Bank account (which is free and instantaneous).
Users can generate many BitCoin addresses, which can be assigned names such as public, donations, private, etc. Furthurmore, all users are given a unique URL (such as, for mine: https://bit-bank.org/user/seeARMS) which simply displays your public Bitcoin address.
We have also just released an API, which will hopefully spark more mainstream interest in BitCoins. This API allows developers to query for balances, send bitcoins, query for your receiving addresses, etc.
The next thing we're working on is a shopping cart interface (SCI). This will allow merchants to easily accept BitCoin payments online. I hope to have this complete within the next week or so.
Visit us at: https://bit-bank.org.
If you have any questions/comments about the security, appearance or functionality of the site, please ask away.
By storing Bitcoins in our eWallet, they'll be accessible from any internet-enabled device, and may be withdraw to any BitCoin address or another Bit-Bank account (which is free and instantaneous).
Users can generate many BitCoin addresses, which can be assigned names such as public, donations, private, etc. Furthurmore, all users are given a unique URL (such as, for mine: https://bit-bank.org/user/seeARMS) which simply displays your public Bitcoin address.
We have also just released an API, which will hopefully spark more mainstream interest in BitCoins. This API allows developers to query for balances, send bitcoins, query for your receiving addresses, etc.
The next thing we're working on is a shopping cart interface (SCI). This will allow merchants to easily accept BitCoin payments online. I hope to have this complete within the next week or so.
Visit us at: https://bit-bank.org.
If you have any questions/comments about the security, appearance or functionality of the site, please ask away.
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