https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/blob/master/scripts/merchant.py
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merchant.py is a daemon that manages payments for a web server. It
creates Bitcoin addresses using a master public key (so you do not
leave your private keys on the server), detects when payments are
received and notifies your web application.
The workflow goes like this:
- the server sends a request to the daemon via POST. the request
contains an ID, an amount to be paid, an expiration period.
- the daemon answers with a Bitcoin address, where the customer needs
to send the coins.
- later, the daemon will send a POST to the webserver, to notify that
payment has been received OR that the request has expired
Since addresses are generated using an Electrum master public key, it
is possible to visualize payments in the Electrum client; you will,
however, need to manually adjust your "gap limit".
In order to use this script, first edit and rename
merchant.conf.template to merchant.conf
creates Bitcoin addresses using a master public key (so you do not
leave your private keys on the server), detects when payments are
received and notifies your web application.
The workflow goes like this:
- the server sends a request to the daemon via POST. the request
contains an ID, an amount to be paid, an expiration period.
- the daemon answers with a Bitcoin address, where the customer needs
to send the coins.
- later, the daemon will send a POST to the webserver, to notify that
payment has been received OR that the request has expired
Since addresses are generated using an Electrum master public key, it
is possible to visualize payments in the Electrum client; you will,
however, need to manually adjust your "gap limit".
In order to use this script, first edit and rename
merchant.conf.template to merchant.conf
