OWNR Wallet! Buy, exchange and store crypto. Order Visa prepaid card! - page 32.

Dancing_Coin

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Quote from: ray_saeed on May 13, 2020, 09:48:44 AM

How strong is your data encryption inside the app?

I believe this question is more relevant for custodial wallets that send your data to their servers. In case of non-custodial wallets and OWNR in particular the data does not leave your device. We do not transmit your private keys anywhere. If that's what you mean

ray_saeed

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How strong is your data encryption inside the app?

Dancing_Coin

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Quote from: Pito001 on May 11, 2020, 05:43:20 PM

Guys, where should I download my KYC docs? Why there's no section for it? Your product owners should definitely think bout it.

You can log in here if you are using the web version https://buy.ownrwallet.com/auth/login
In the mobile app, click the coin - click Buy - click the menu icon in the upper right corner. There you'll see Sign in option

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Guys, where should I download my KYC docs? Why there's no section for it? Your product owners should definitely think bout it.

crypticj

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Quote from: Dixbless on May 07, 2020, 05:39:39 PM

Hi guys! Can I buy $100 on ownr without verification? I heard we can do that with HD wallets.

Lol, I've never met the wallets where you can buy such an amount without kyc. Thanks God on ownr you can buy at least $30 without verification.

Dancing_Coin

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Quote from: Dixbless on May 07, 2020, 05:39:39 PM

Hi guys! Can I buy $100 on ownr without verification? I heard we can do that with HD wallets.

Even for amounts between 25 and 50 some action is required - you need to enter a descriptor. For $50 and more you need to enter the descriptor for this transaction to confirm you are the card owner and pass KYC

If you have more questions on KYC, please address them to our support team

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Quote from: Pepz79 on May 07, 2020, 05:18:43 PM

Is that ok that with the ETH wallet USDT and LEO are generated only in desktop version, not in mobile app? That's weird. Most of your users use mobile version.

Check them in Tokens section in the upper menu when in the mobile app

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Hi guys! Can I buy $100 on ownr without verification? I heard we can do that with HD wallets.

Pepz79

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Is that ok that with the ETH wallet USDT and LEO are generated only in desktop version, not in mobile app? That's weird. Most of your users use mobile version.

Dancing_Coin

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We've gathered the main features of OWNR Wallet in one video

In this video you will learn:

How to create and restore wallets in OWNR
How to manage the seed phrase
How to add new coins and accounts
How many coins and tokens are supported
How to manage the interface and security settings
How you can contact support right inside the app

Dancing_Coin

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Quote from: Thewolfofcrypto on April 29, 2020, 05:40:11 AM

Not so sure on erc20 exchange wallet
Ethereum wallets are tricky to manage as Ethereum address has its own wallet. Unavailable to generate sub-accounts below the main address and reflect the balance and manage it with that single wallet address.
I mean in ethereum to send funds users generate accounts , so they need to maintain the private key of that account on the exchange. This is a custody nightmare

Not sure what you mean by sub-accounts here. If you take OWNR Wallet in particular, there's no forced address allocation for ETH and ETH-like assets, right. We discussed it above.

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Not so sure on erc20 exchange wallet
Ethereum wallets are tricky to manage as Ethereum address has its own wallet. Unavailable to generate sub-accounts below the main address and reflect the balance and manage it with that single wallet address.
I mean in ethereum to send funds users generate accounts , so they need to maintain the private key of that account on the exchange. This is a custody nightmare

Dancing_Coin

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Quote from: oxgroth on April 27, 2020, 09:40:00 AM

Are you planning to support more coins in the future? I missing XRP so much

Definitely. The next coin to add is EOS, and the release is very close. As for XRP, I won't risk providing an ETA now, but it's on the list

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Are you planning to support more coins in the future? I missing XRP so much

Dancing_Coin

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Quote from: xanto on April 22, 2020, 07:03:17 AM

Quote from: Dancing_Coin on April 21, 2020, 06:21:33 AM

In this article we discussed
- why the majority of cryptowallets are built custodial
- why a non-custodial wallet would be heavier in stores

This is nothing new. I'd prefer reading another article on the following topic: what are non-custodial wallet features for which Ownr stands out among other wallets of this kind?

We'll enlighten this, too, thanks

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Quote from: marlo1001 on April 22, 2020, 07:10:04 AM

Quote from: Dancing_Coin on April 21, 2020, 06:21:33 AM

OWNR Wallet is a non-custodial wallet. This means we do not have access to customers' keys. What does it mean from the viewpoint of development though? We’ve asked our CTO, Sergey Burmisov, to shed some light on it.

You are non custodial wallet but if i will buy crypto on bitfinex via you, you will recieve every byte of my personal information, am i right? This makes you a bit custodial

Hi.

1. Through Bitfinex we receive only your KYC. We also process your payment and we need your credit card data for that.
We still do not see any private keys you might have for Bitfinex wallets. Thus we can't access your crypto.

2. If you are concerned with your personal data use, feel free to check our privacy policy.

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Quote from: Dancing_Coin on April 21, 2020, 06:21:33 AM

OWNR Wallet is a non-custodial wallet. This means we do not have access to customers' keys. What does it mean from the viewpoint of development though? We’ve asked our CTO, Sergey Burmisov, to shed some light on it.

You are non custodial wallet but if i will buy crypto on bitfinex via you, you will recieve every byte of my personal information, am i right? This makes you a bit custodial

xanto

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Quote from: Dancing_Coin on April 21, 2020, 06:21:33 AM

In this article we discussed
- why the majority of cryptowallets are built custodial
- why a non-custodial wallet would be heavier in stores

This is nothing new. I'd prefer reading another article on the following topic: what are non-custodial wallet features for which Ownr stands out among other wallets of this kind?

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Quote from: Dancing_Coin on April 21, 2020, 05:32:22 AM

Hi. We've touched this problem above for the ETH wallets. The same thing works for BTC and all the other coins so far: it's not possible to remove the wallet which is no longer in use. We've taken this on board and will consider adding the corresponding option.

I hope you include this feature into one of the upcoming updates as like many Ownr users would agree this is absolutely necessary.

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einc.io

thanks.
I bet u should have started w. that as many even from bitifnex partnering compare different wallets on no point

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