Topic: [CLOSED] CoinLenders - page 47. (Read 226445 times)
When trying to change my password, I get the "Passwords do not match or are less than 8 chars." error. I am sure that my passwords are way longer than 8 chars, and I tried a couple times to be sure they match. TradeFortress, could you please look at it?
When you logout there is a typo in the message. It says: You have being logged out.
should be: You have been logged out*
should be: You have been logged out*
Made .00037781 BTC Over night. I like it, I'll be moving more coins to you as I buy them, but yes please increase security!
New feature: Locking of withdrawal addresses!
You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
Very nice!
Now I actually have one last concern; you say the deposits are insured, not FDIC insured but insured by you and your (BTC) assets. Could you provided somekind of proof for that? And are there people who have some proof of who you are, have some documents of you for instance?
Not to be rude, but Hashking offered a similar personal kind of insurance, which turned out to be not very impressive.
New feature: Locking of withdrawal addresses!
You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
Who pentested this site?You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
As a depositor and not a lender I would like to review the pentest.
New feature: Locking of withdrawal addresses!
You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
Who pentested this site?You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
As a depositor and not a lender I would like to review the pentest.
Great!
New feature: Locking of withdrawal addresses!
You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
any page showing interest accrued?
It will show up in the same section as the transactions.
any page showing interest accrued?
TradeFortress,
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
I'm working on a feature where you can lock in a withdrawal address in settings, and can only unlock it with a 14 day cooling off period.
Very nice feature, I'll be looking forward to that!
TradeFortress,
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
I'm working on a feature where you can lock in a withdrawal address in settings, and can only unlock it with a 14 day cooling off period.
Very nice feature, I'll be looking forward to that!
TradeFortress,
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
I'm working on a feature where you can lock in a withdrawal address in settings, and can only unlock it with a 14 day cooling off period.
Nice. I'll feel comfortable depositing more when that feature is in place.
On another note, what fraction of the deposits do you intend to hold on reserve and make unavailable for loans?
TradeFortress,
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
I'm working on a feature where you can lock in a withdrawal address in settings, and can only unlock it with a 14 day cooling off period.
TradeFortress,
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
As an additional layer of security, is there any chance you could give depositors, when initially setting up their account, the option of allowing funds, when withdrawn, to only be sent back to the address that the deposit came from?
As an example, if my account was hacked into, and the hacker made a 1 BTC deposit, then the only funds that could be withdrawn back to the hacker's BTC address would be the deposit he made from that address and any interest made on that 1 BTC.
interesting, I'm just used to them appearing as unconfirmed,
thanks
thanks
Just being curious, why would you generate a new address for every deposit? Instead of just 1 per account?
I use getaccountaddress, which "returns a new address whenever the old address has a non-zero balance. This is intentional" (for anonymity purposes).Old addresses will still work, just like Mt Gox
3 confirms and coins will be here
I'm aware of that, but you never know, may as well get it over with.
just like BTCJAM, but you are lending to a proxy instead of a direct lending, thou both can f you up. BUt with the rep of TF, i guess the risk is smaller
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