Topic: Build hack-free online store and accept bitcoins directly into Electrum wallet (Read 3895 times)
December 16, 2017, 05:36:26 PM
It sounds really interesting! I want to build a website and I'm thinking about using one of the ecommerce website builders. But your suggestion seems to be good for my project, especially if you offer support for Electrum's wallet. I'll keep it in mind, thanks!
September 16, 2013, 04:16:49 PM
Noted
August 15, 2013, 10:20:52 PM
Hello,
Your plugin is awesome!
Should I increase the gap limit to a bigger number than the total order number?
Or should I create a new electrum wallet every now and then?
I changed now the gap limit to 500 - My Store has now more than 1k orders (of course most of them are not funded - test orders)
Thanks,
CryptCard
Your plugin is awesome!
Cjange gap to 100 and keep it more than orders
Should I increase the gap limit to a bigger number than the total order number?
Or should I create a new electrum wallet every now and then?
I changed now the gap limit to 500 - My Store has now more than 1k orders (of course most of them are not funded - test orders)
Thanks,
CryptCard
I suggest creating new wallet after 500+ addresses got used.
Unused (addresses that never received any payment) will eventually get recycled back to the usable pool (for the next potential buyer).
August 13, 2013, 05:46:31 AM
Thank you.
Exactly that I need.
Cjange gap to 100 and keep it more than orders
Exactly that I need.
Cjange gap to 100 and keep it more than orders
August 09, 2013, 06:35:02 PM
have question:
Using this plugin with Electrum and found some strange
Made more than 25 test checkouts in different time and one day saw that in next receipt it ask me make payment to an address that i do not see in my Electrum wallet.
I didnt change any settings - always used the same Electrum wallet's Master Public Key.
In Electrum I see 5 addresses but in receipt I see different address
Can someone explain?
Using this plugin with Electrum and found some strange
Made more than 25 test checkouts in different time and one day saw that in next receipt it ask me make payment to an address that i do not see in my Electrum wallet.
I didnt change any settings - always used the same Electrum wallet's Master Public Key.
In Electrum I see 5 addresses but in receipt I see different address
Can someone explain?
See this:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-generated-addresses-are-not-showing-in-electrum#post-4213960
August 09, 2013, 08:32:33 AM
have question:
Using this plugin with Electrum and found some strange
Made more than 25 test checkouts in different time and one day saw that in next receipt it ask me make payment to an address that i do not see in my Electrum wallet.
I didnt change any settings - always used the same Electrum wallet's Master Public Key.
In Electrum I see 5 addresses but in receipt I see different address
Can someone explain?
Using this plugin with Electrum and found some strange
Made more than 25 test checkouts in different time and one day saw that in next receipt it ask me make payment to an address that i do not see in my Electrum wallet.
I didnt change any settings - always used the same Electrum wallet's Master Public Key.
In Electrum I see 5 addresses but in receipt I see different address
Can someone explain?
July 17, 2013, 11:26:52 PM
Well this actually looks neat so bumps it
May 22, 2013, 04:55:41 AM
Is there any way to make it send out an auto mail when the status changes from "on-hold" to "processing"??
Sorry if this is a silly question, I have never used woocommerce before and only tried it out to use this plugin after trying various other carts/plugins with bad results.
Also I posted this request on the wordpress page but a feature to display the prices in BTC on the front end but keep them in GBP (or other currency) in the back end would be great. So the front end BTC prices change depending on the exchange rate.
Thanks again for the plugin, I have tried many others and so far this seems to be the best, and most secure way of doing things.
Sorry if this is a silly question, I have never used woocommerce before and only tried it out to use this plugin after trying various other carts/plugins with bad results.
Also I posted this request on the wordpress page but a feature to display the prices in BTC on the front end but keep them in GBP (or other currency) in the back end would be great. So the front end BTC prices change depending on the exchange rate.
Thanks again for the plugin, I have tried many others and so far this seems to be the best, and most secure way of doing things.
May 21, 2013, 05:21:06 PM
The website carrying the plugin gets frozen when finishing the purchase part, when you hit the last "Place order" button after entering your personal information in the checkout section.
It gets stuck on this loading
It gets stuck on this loading
May 21, 2013, 03:18:54 PM
I just released Wordpress plugin that allows anyone to build online store with full support for direct-to-wallet bitcoin payments (along with any other currency).
Bitcoin Payments Plugin is here.
Bitcoin Payments Plugin is here.
Tungsten,
I could not find licensing information. I want to include this immediately in the OpenBitcoinStore stores. Can you please clarify what license this is released under?
@aantonop:
It's: License: GNU General Public License 2.0 (GPL) http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
(like pretty much every Wordpress plugin @wordpress.org repository suppose to)
@BiTCoinRC:
thank you.
Gleb
May 21, 2013, 03:08:22 PM
I just released Wordpress plugin that allows anyone to build online store with full support for direct-to-wallet bitcoin payments (along with any other currency).
Bitcoin Payments Plugin is here.
Bitcoin Payments Plugin is here.
Tungsten,
I could not find licensing information. I want to include this immediately in the OpenBitcoinStore stores. Can you please clarify what license this is released under?
May 21, 2013, 02:51:44 PM
Good work. Thanks 
April 22, 2013, 07:37:48 AM
Wordpress.org was glitchy a bit yesterday.
The link works just fine now.
Main link:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bitcoin-payments-for-woocommerce/
Direct Download:
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/bitcoin-payments-for-woocommerce.zip
Github Mirror:
https://github.com/gesman/bitcoin-payments-for-woocommerce
Gleb
The link works just fine now.
Main link:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bitcoin-payments-for-woocommerce/
Direct Download:
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/bitcoin-payments-for-woocommerce.zip
Github Mirror:
https://github.com/gesman/bitcoin-payments-for-woocommerce
Gleb
April 22, 2013, 02:06:34 AM
is the link broken? I can't find the plugin
April 21, 2013, 07:11:52 PM
This plugin can be installed directly into OpenBitcoinStore, now featuring one-click WP/Woo store deployment in 3 minutes.
The new form-based OpenBitcoinStore deployment, which create a fully integrated bitcoin-enable store, will be announced tomorrow morning. We are running tests today on IRC #openbitcoinstore (freenode).
Would it make sense to bundle this plugin in the deployment, so that people can easily use it as well as the existing BitPay (if they prefer?)
The new form-based OpenBitcoinStore deployment, which create a fully integrated bitcoin-enable store, will be announced tomorrow morning. We are running tests today on IRC #openbitcoinstore (freenode).
Would it make sense to bundle this plugin in the deployment, so that people can easily use it as well as the existing BitPay (if they prefer?)
April 21, 2013, 04:32:01 PM
I just released Wordpress plugin that allows anyone to build online store with full support for direct-to-wallet bitcoin payments (along with any other currency).
Plugin includes support for Electrum's wallet and Electrum Master Public Key (MPK).
MPK math allows plugin to generate any number of "receive-only" bitcoin addresses that belongs to you, without need for private keys or passwords.
Which means that your online store is fully automated and super hack-proof: it is possible to makes sales and receive bitcoins to your wallet, but it is impossible for someone else to steal them even if your store if fully hacked in.
Which makes it one of the most reliable, secure, private and safe way to do online business with bitcoins.
No dependency on any third party wallet or payment processing service whatsoever and no risk of your wallet service to lose your funds due to hacking or malicious actions. And of course no fees to waste for a middleman to do online business in bitcoins.
Which as well means that you're solely responsible to keep your wallet and your bitcoins safe!
Bitcoin Payments Plugin is here.
Plugin acts as a payment gateway to WooCommerce - free fully featured Wordpress shopping cart and online store builder.
Here's announcement about plugin release with a bit more details.
Enjoy!
Gleb
http://www.bitcoinway.com/
Donation/support address: 1H9uAP3x439YvQDoKNGgSYCg3FmrYRzpD2
Plugin includes support for Electrum's wallet and Electrum Master Public Key (MPK).
MPK math allows plugin to generate any number of "receive-only" bitcoin addresses that belongs to you, without need for private keys or passwords.
Which means that your online store is fully automated and super hack-proof: it is possible to makes sales and receive bitcoins to your wallet, but it is impossible for someone else to steal them even if your store if fully hacked in.
Which makes it one of the most reliable, secure, private and safe way to do online business with bitcoins.
No dependency on any third party wallet or payment processing service whatsoever and no risk of your wallet service to lose your funds due to hacking or malicious actions. And of course no fees to waste for a middleman to do online business in bitcoins.
Which as well means that you're solely responsible to keep your wallet and your bitcoins safe!
Bitcoin Payments Plugin is here.
Plugin acts as a payment gateway to WooCommerce - free fully featured Wordpress shopping cart and online store builder.
Here's announcement about plugin release with a bit more details.
Enjoy!
Gleb
http://www.bitcoinway.com/
Donation/support address: 1H9uAP3x439YvQDoKNGgSYCg3FmrYRzpD2
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