Topic: Bitcoin Wallet 3.0 available! (Read 14592 times)
Can you tell more about those lots of small improvements?
What do you think about a Namecoin version of the wallet ?
How difficult would it be ?
How difficult would it be ?
No. I mean once you've got the ATM money into a blockchain.info wallet, send it to the address of your phone like with a normal payment.
That ATM really needs to be able to scan QRcodes directly. Most wallets, even Bitcoin-Qt, cannot import private keys from paper wallets due to the large indexes it requires.
For now the best bet is to use blockchain.info or some other website that has computed the relevant indexes, then send it onwards to your mobile wallet.
For now the best bet is to use blockchain.info or some other website that has computed the relevant indexes, then send it onwards to your mobile wallet.
The first thing that needs to happen is a wallet format that's suitable for backups. The old format doesn't support encrypted private keys. Here is the issue in the tracker. It should be quite easy to implement. Maybe someone would like to take the opportunity and start contributing to bitcoinj?
Wallet encryption is on track but it still needs quite some work. For example, the internal backup system must be reimplemented (there is no point in encryption if the automatic backups remain unencrypted).
I will probably offer pin or password initially and experiment with NFC tags and other tokens.
I will probably offer pin or password initially and experiment with NFC tags and other tokens.
any progress yet? especially with the pin?
How does signing prove anything? You could put any address you like in there. Perhaps it's in case of a dispute?
Anyway, it will take some time to add that feature unless Andreas does it, like, this weekend (but I doubt it). So you may need to instead, send coins from your Android wallet to MultiBit on your desktop and then use MultiBit to sign and send the money onwards to its final location.
Anyway, it will take some time to add that feature unless Andreas does it, like, this weekend (but I doubt it). So you may need to instead, send coins from your Android wallet to MultiBit on your desktop and then use MultiBit to sign and send the money onwards to its final location.
I was thinking the same thing about the address. Thanks for your help.
How does signing prove anything? You could put any address you like in there. Perhaps it's in case of a dispute?
Anyway, it will take some time to add that feature unless Andreas does it, like, this weekend (but I doubt it). So you may need to instead, send coins from your Android wallet to MultiBit on your desktop and then use MultiBit to sign and send the money onwards to its final location.
Anyway, it will take some time to add that feature unless Andreas does it, like, this weekend (but I doubt it). So you may need to instead, send coins from your Android wallet to MultiBit on your desktop and then use MultiBit to sign and send the money onwards to its final location.
It currently can't do that. It's not hard to add but the question is, whether that's really a common feature to use on a phone or tablet? Also, what's the best user experience for that. It'd help to know more about what you want to do. Eg, are you sending a signed email? You want to sign a forum post? Or do you just need to prove that you own a particular address? If you just want to prove address ownership, then maybe a separate feature for that is the right way to go.
I've never heard of a wallet used to sign a message, but someone needs me to sign a message to prove to I own the shipping address.
It currently can't do that. It's not hard to add but the question is, whether that's really a common feature to use on a phone or tablet? Also, what's the best user experience for that. It'd help to know more about what you want to do. Eg, are you sending a signed email? You want to sign a forum post? Or do you just need to prove that you own a particular address? If you just want to prove address ownership, then maybe a separate feature for that is the right way to go.
I've been using Bitcoin Wallet 3.0 to recieve bitcoins from mining. Simple interface. It works great.
I have one problem, I need to send a signed message using my wallet. Can Bitcoin Wallet 3.0 do this?
If so, how?
If not, can someone recommend a good android or window 7 based wallet that can.
Thanks
I have one problem, I need to send a signed message using my wallet. Can Bitcoin Wallet 3.0 do this?
If so, how?If not, can someone recommend a good android or window 7 based wallet that can.
Thanks
new version loading faster and works great.
I yesterday released version 3.09, which - thanks to Matt and Mike's work on bitcoinj 0.9 - calculates transaction fees correctly. For most transactions, that means a fee of 0.0001 rather than the flat 0.0005 which was hardcoded before.
Does Bitcoin Wallet works like the Electrum?
I mean does it connects to Bitcoin Wallets servers to check the blockchain?
I mean does it connects to Bitcoin Wallets servers to check the blockchain?
It doesn't, that's the main idea of Bitcoin Wallet.
Just a technical question.
Does Bitcoin Wallet works like the Electrum?
I mean does it connects to Bitcoin Wallets servers to check the blockchain?
And if so who runs those servers?
Thank you.
Does Bitcoin Wallet works like the Electrum?
I mean does it connects to Bitcoin Wallets servers to check the blockchain?
And if so who runs those servers?
Thank you.
Which is "You can't copy your wallet address" nor you can send your wallet address to your mail or anything else.
Go to "Request Bitcoins". From here, you can share your address via QR-code, NFC, mail or any mail-like intent or clipboard.
Which is "You can't copy your wallet address" nor you can send your wallet address to your mail or anything else. If you want to give it to someone you need to manually check and write wallet address.
I did that but when i tried to paste in mail it didn't worked, I will try it again and post here if it works.
but still it will be good if client can give you address at pastebin or something else.
Which is "You can't copy your wallet address" nor you can send your wallet address to your mail or anything else. If you want to give it to someone you need to manually check and write wallet address.
There is one this missing in android wallet and it really sucks.
Which is "You can't copy your wallet address" nor you can send your wallet address to your mail or anything else. If you want to give it to someone you need to manually check and write wallet address.
Ps: I tried it once then uninstalled it, it didn't worked on my tab not sure about cellphones.
I'd also like a way to add a view only wallet, For checking the balance on a savings account!
Yeah, read-only wallets are planned. I figure it can be useful.
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