Works fine for a lot of users
Topic: Is there any bitcoinnotify alternative? (Read 1078 times)
Is there any one providing transaction notification through HTTP request like bitcoinnotify used to?
I know there is blockchain.info that send email. And instawallet that where you keep a open socket connection. But I am looking specifically for one that sends a HTTP request.
I know there is blockchain.info that send email. And instawallet that where you keep a open socket connection. But I am looking specifically for one that sends a HTTP request.
BitcoinNotify used to do on 0 confirmatiosn.
I suppose a hack method could be put together to trigger an HTTP request when an e-mail's trx notice from blockchain.info arrives.
On many linux based email servers you can redirect a users email to a shell script
ie. http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1259490
Is there any one providing transaction notification through HTTP request like bitcoinnotify used to?
I know there is blockchain.info that send email. And instawallet that where you keep a open socket connection. But I am looking specifically for one that sends a HTTP request.
I know there is blockchain.info that send email. And instawallet that where you keep a open socket connection. But I am looking specifically for one that sends a HTTP request.
BitcoinNotify used to do an alert on 0 confirmations.
I suppose a hack method could be put together to trigger an HTTP request when an e-mail's trx notice from blockchain.info arrives.
http://www.bitping.net/
BitPing.Net (BPN) is a service that enables merchants to accept bitcoins with a minimum of effort.
Users add a list of public addresses to be monitored, and BPN sends a notification when a payment is received.
Notifications can currently be made using Email and HTTP POST
To use BPN in a webshop, you need to generate a "large" amount of addresses.
Then upload these addresses to BPN, and select the number of confirmations you require (1-6)
When a customer selects to pay using bitcoin, you select a bitcoin address and assign it to the order.
If the user pays, BPN will send a confirmation email/HTTP POST(once it has been confirmed as many times as requested), which you can use to mark the order as payed.
You can use Vanitygen to generate the addresses, then insert them into your database, and export the addresses to BPN (One address per line, no seperators).
The code for the monitor is opensource, so you can run your own server instead of using BPN if you like.
BitPing.Net (BPN) is a service that enables merchants to accept bitcoins with a minimum of effort.
Users add a list of public addresses to be monitored, and BPN sends a notification when a payment is received.
Notifications can currently be made using Email and HTTP POST
To use BPN in a webshop, you need to generate a "large" amount of addresses.
Then upload these addresses to BPN, and select the number of confirmations you require (1-6)
When a customer selects to pay using bitcoin, you select a bitcoin address and assign it to the order.
If the user pays, BPN will send a confirmation email/HTTP POST(once it has been confirmed as many times as requested), which you can use to mark the order as payed.
You can use Vanitygen to generate the addresses, then insert them into your database, and export the addresses to BPN (One address per line, no seperators).
The code for the monitor is opensource, so you can run your own server instead of using BPN if you like.
Is there any one providing transaction notification through HTTP request like bitcoinnotify used to?
I know there is blockchain.info that send email. And instawallet that where you keep a open socket connection. But I am looking specifically for one that sends a HTTP request.
Cross posted at bitcoin stackexchange
http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/2374/push-deposit-notification-through-http-requests
I know there is blockchain.info that send email. And instawallet that where you keep a open socket connection. But I am looking specifically for one that sends a HTTP request.
Cross posted at bitcoin stackexchange
http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/2374/push-deposit-notification-through-http-requests
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