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Topic: Tutorial: How To Import And Spend Bitcoin Paper Wallets (Read 973 times)

nvK
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Ty for the tutorial, its way easier than i thought

That's great to hear, if you ever have any issues, just ping us [email protected] Smiley


No offense but I think bc.i wallet is way better than your service for 2 major reasons.
1. Your service works like exchanges, which your users don't have access to the private keys.
2. With the free starter plan, your users can only get 2 receiving addresses.

Just my humble opinions. Smiley

1. Not like an exchange, we are BIP32 HD, meaning each user has a private key assign to them. Funds are never mixed and can be audited by the user at any time. There is a big feature you will like coming soon, stay tuned.
2. We offer a many more features (Onion, Funds forwarding, BIP32 HD, etc...) and quality support. We you are not selling customer's information to advertisers the natural source of revenue is monthly fees.
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Ty for the tutorial, its way easier than i thought
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No offense but I think bc.i wallet is way better than your service for 2 major reasons.
1. Your service works like exchanges, which your users don't have access to the private keys.
2. With the free starter plan, your users can only get 2 receiving addresses.

Just my humble opinions. Smiley
nvK
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Activity: 381
Merit: 259
Coinkite makes importing paper wallets and private keys incredibly easy.

Just follow this steps:


Done! Now your balance is spendable on Send Tab > Bitcoin

Now you can keep it in Coinkite, send to P2SH, consolidate with a different paper wallet, etc…



Coinkite supports many types of private keys formats:

  • WIF format (Wallet Import Format) — recommended.
  • Hexadecimal, Base64 or Base6 (dice rolls)  of the secret exponent.
  • BIP38 Encrypted private keys. You’ll need to know the passphrase of course.

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