Topic: Paper Wallet? (Read 512 times)
A safe way for a non-techie person to create a paper wallet is the Piper paper wallet printer. It's completely offline and will print Bitcoin and Litecoin paper wallets, and it will also let you plug in a USB and copy the keys to that as well. Their site is piper.pw.
Rasp you are great! Total newb here. How do I create a paper wallet manually?
I think all cryptocurrencies have this possibility, as they are all based on Bitcoin.
Take Quarkcoin as an example. Is there a bitaddress.org style website for Quarkcoin?
You can use Quarkcoin Block Explorer to view transactions. However, it cannot be used to verify addresses for now, but that function is coming soon.
Unfortunately, you will have to create your paper wallet manually.
I think all cryptocurrencies have this possibility, as they are all based on Bitcoin.
Take Quarkcoin as an example. Is there a bitaddress.org style website for Quarkcoin?
Armory is your best bet! Look into cold storage.
I think all cryptocurrencies have this possibility, as they are all based on Bitcoin.
Do you mean which alt coins it is currently possible to create paper wallets for?
Which coins have a paper wallet?
With Armory you can backup private keys by printing if you mean this
Which coins have a paper wallet?
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