Topic: Bitcoin address (Read 649 times)
You can use Electrum.
Thanks for the advices you gave to me, currently we are still in the process to fix all things about the deposit addresses and maybe we will try first to use blockchain api 
Depends on your technical knowledge, however, for a quick start, i'd take knightdk's suggestion and go for a payment processor.
I have tried coinpayments.net in the past because they offered plugins for several open source shopping carts and accepted multiple altcoins.
I have tried coinpayments.net in the past because they offered plugins for several open source shopping carts and accepted multiple altcoins.
There are some examples on
https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api
You should be able to work with your web developer and use some sort of API with PHP etc to generate new addresses for each user.
https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api
You should be able to work with your web developer and use some sort of API with PHP etc to generate new addresses for each user.
Many services offer an API for receiving payments. These APIs give you an address to give to the buyer and then the service forwards the payment to an address that you set earlier.
Or you can use a local software such as Bitcoin Core or Electrum and use RPC calls to get the addresses.
Most API services, Bitcoin Core, and Electrum have documentation on the API or RPC that will help you with implementation. Sometimes they also have examples.
Or you can use a local software such as Bitcoin Core or Electrum and use RPC calls to get the addresses.
Most API services, Bitcoin Core, and Electrum have documentation on the API or RPC that will help you with implementation. Sometimes they also have examples.
how can i accept bitcoin payment on my website? i like to set unique address for each user that is registered to my site. any help will be appreciated
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