Topic: ByeBanks - Bitcoin BuyNow buttons, get system nofications to your site, etc (Read 186 times)
September 27, 2018, 06:32:32 AM
Bump. To promote the service and more feedback is still welcome.
September 24, 2018, 05:54:33 PM
and he is taking 3% transaction fee like elon musks paypal right?
Not for now, it is free at this point, and 1% would be enough, but not a priority now 
at least the domain name sounds nice.
Thanks 
nevertheless as soon as the banks are gone we will get a tower of babylon
What do you mean ?there will be more coins around than people,
and there will be an index mafia, trying to "educate" everyone which "coins" are valuable" and "which not.
not very great world....
September 24, 2018, 04:47:20 PM
and he is taking 3% transaction fee like elon musks paypal right?
Not for now, it is free at this point, and 1% would be enough, but not a priority now at least the domain name sounds nice.
Thanks nevertheless as soon as the banks are gone we will get a tower of babylon
What do you mean ? September 24, 2018, 04:38:10 PM
... isn't it simpler and safer for the buyer to provide their own BTC address? It seems like you're acting as the third parties between buyers and sellers. With your current anonymous status, I think it is difficult for users to trust you.
Thanks for the feedback.I guess this is an issue, users having to trust the service with their money, but it is made to allow withdraws at very low amounts, around $5 (and no fees).
I will seriously consider allowing users to send payments directly to their BTC address, but it will mean ByeBanks service will have to constantly monitor many external addresses (could be ineffective), I guess it can be limited by the total payment notifications sent to one site, or charge users when monitoring more than X addresses, but it already starts to change the shape of the service.
Probably best way is to just act like a bank/paypal (handle user's money) but charge no fees.
September 24, 2018, 05:48:27 AM
and he is taking 3% transaction fee like elon musks paypal right?
at least the domain name sounds nice.
nevertheless as soon as the banks are gone we will get a tower of babylon
at least the domain name sounds nice.
nevertheless as soon as the banks are gone we will get a tower of babylon
September 23, 2018, 09:52:50 PM
bump
// not sure if bumps are allowed or not
// not sure if bumps are allowed or not
It is allowed per 24 hours. You can read the forum rules for more info.
Btw, not sure if I understand your project correctly, but isn't it simpler and safer for the buyer to provide their own BTC address? It seems like you're acting as the third parties between buyers and sellers. With your current anonymous status, I think it is difficult for users to trust you.
September 23, 2018, 04:08:31 PM
bump
// not sure if bumps are allowed or not
// not sure if bumps are allowed or not
September 20, 2018, 05:03:24 AM
I want to tell you about a service I made, it would help if I get some feedback/ideeas on it ...
It is mean to work like PayPal, mostly for site owners but not only ...
Without having to register, you can specify an email, a phone number or a bitcoin address that is the "receiver", then site creates a buy button/link where you can send users to make bitcoin payments.
When a payment is received, the system can send notifications to an url the owner specifies, so you can automatically deliver any products or services.
When you create a payment button, you can specify a different initial currency than BTC, e.g "10 USD" so we automatically ask for the right BTC amount when someone wants to pay.
When you accumulated an amount, you can go to "claim" page, enter the email or phone number, we send a verification link, you click that link to withdraw the funds to your main BTC address.
When creating a payment button/link the only required field is receiver (phone, email or btc address), additional optional fields are: amount, currency, receiver_name, item_name, success_url, cancel_url, notification_url, notification_email, custom_data
The service can also be used to send BTC to someone that is not yet a bitcoin user, you can simply specify their email or phone number, they will be notified and they can claim the BTC at any time.
The URL is www.ByeBanks.com
Screens:
http://jpgbox.com/jpg/55029_522x670.jpg?15ba36d6c01f4e
http://jpgbox.com/jpg/55032_522x554.jpg?15ba36ff1500b8
http://jpgbox.com/jpg/55030_522x645.jpg?15ba36e8b23453
It is mean to work like PayPal, mostly for site owners but not only ...
Without having to register, you can specify an email, a phone number or a bitcoin address that is the "receiver", then site creates a buy button/link where you can send users to make bitcoin payments.
When a payment is received, the system can send notifications to an url the owner specifies, so you can automatically deliver any products or services.
When you create a payment button, you can specify a different initial currency than BTC, e.g "10 USD" so we automatically ask for the right BTC amount when someone wants to pay.
When you accumulated an amount, you can go to "claim" page, enter the email or phone number, we send a verification link, you click that link to withdraw the funds to your main BTC address.
When creating a payment button/link the only required field is receiver (phone, email or btc address), additional optional fields are: amount, currency, receiver_name, item_name, success_url, cancel_url, notification_url, notification_email, custom_data
The service can also be used to send BTC to someone that is not yet a bitcoin user, you can simply specify their email or phone number, they will be notified and they can claim the BTC at any time.
The URL is www.ByeBanks.com
Screens:
http://jpgbox.com/jpg/55029_522x670.jpg?15ba36d6c01f4e
http://jpgbox.com/jpg/55032_522x554.jpg?15ba36ff1500b8
http://jpgbox.com/jpg/55030_522x645.jpg?15ba36e8b23453
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