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Topic: How do I create a forwarding address using Bitcoin-QT ? (Read 1862 times)

hero member
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if u mean forwarding funds received on one address to another address,  u can try using cron. I once used a script like this with an altcoin on an Ubuntu
using. /etc/crontab on
Ubuntu
----   root /bin/bash /usr/local/bin/coin_forwarder

actual script shall look like:

$ cat /usr/local/bin/coin_forwarder



#!/bin/bash
if [ $(echo "$(testcoind getbalance) > 0" |
bc) -eq 1 ];then
      testcoind sendtoaddress YOUR_NEW_
ADDRESS $(testcoind getbalance)
"Comment to resender"
fi





It will check every minutes your coind
balance and resend coins to
YOUR_NEW_ADDRESS.

for bitcoin u probably need to add the fee
newbie
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thanks for sharing!
copper member
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1499
No I dont escrow anymore.
Do you mean that you create a new BTC address for each of your customer and will automatically be sent to your storage address once recieved? I don't know of any feature like that in Bitcoin core. However, blockchain.info does provide this service for free. https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive

How does blockchain.info automate this ? I dont think they are using a cron, because this feature is almost instantaneous. Are they modifying the Bitcoin daemon code to achieve this ?
Not sure about this, they didn't state anything about this on the page.

They use walletnotify and blocknotify or at least start there. Its way better than cron because it eats less resources.
legendary
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Do you mean that you create a new BTC address for each of your customer and will automatically be sent to your storage address once recieved? I don't know of any feature like that in Bitcoin core. However, blockchain.info does provide this service for free. https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive

How does blockchain.info automate this ? I dont think they are using a cron, because this feature is almost instantaneous. Are they modifying the Bitcoin daemon code to achieve this ?
Not sure about this, they didn't state anything about this on the page.
legendary
Activity: 2282
Merit: 1204
The revolution will be digital
Do you mean that you create a new BTC address for each of your customer and will automatically be sent to your storage address once recieved? I don't know of any feature like that in Bitcoin core. However, blockchain.info does provide this service for free. https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive

How does blockchain.info automate this ? I dont think they are using a cron, because this feature is almost instantaneous. Are they modifying the Bitcoin daemon code to achieve this ?
hero member
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Merit: 500
This will be a useful feature if an address receives large amounts all the time. For smaller transactions, you might loose a high percentage of funds on transaction fees.
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 4158
Do you mean that you create a new BTC address for each of your customer and will automatically be sent to your storage address once recieved? I don't know of any feature like that in Bitcoin core. However, blockchain.info does provide this service for free. https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive
copper member
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1499
No I dont escrow anymore.
Care to elaborate? I dont know what you mean with "forwarding address".

Do you want to resend coins you received automatically? There is a tool called CoinRelay. Ive been working on a step by step guide for it for a few weeks now. Not sure when I will finish though.
legendary
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^^Title speaks for itself.
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