Topic: How do people update their wallet balances for paper wallets? (Read 1018 times)
So that's why Armory is so popular. Guess Ill start to generate a few of my own.
You'll just have to keep it up in your computer brain.
I wrote an app for iPhone to do it...
You'll just have to keep it up in your computer brain.
Armory does it for me. Very swept up solution where you can monitor several wallets in the same window, checking balances of each.
There is also a site similar to btcbalance but i forgot the name.
good luck.
good luck.
Yeah btcbalance is great for this purpose.
I also believe there is a service somewhere which will monitor the value of an address.
I like http://btcbalance.net (not affiliated) to keep track of multiple read-only-addresses (up 'till 50, I believe), simple and easy to use.
keep a unprotected list of the public addresses and look the current balance up on blockchain.info.
More advanced solution is to make a "watching wallet" (contains only the public addresses so it can't spend coins). Armory client and blockchain.info ewallet can both produce this. I also believe there is a service somewhere which will monitor the value of an address.
More advanced solution is to make a "watching wallet" (contains only the public addresses so it can't spend coins). Armory client and blockchain.info ewallet can both produce this. I also believe there is a service somewhere which will monitor the value of an address.
Let's say I have a paper wallet under my mattress... How do I keep track of what its balance is? Couldn't I come back in a few years only to find out it has been cleaned out by some surreptitious snooper? 
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