Topic: Wallet for Canadians? (Read 159 times)
Yes thanks
I'd suggest Bitpay, it has very noob-friendly UI and is also available for your phone. Make sure to write down the keyphrase it give u and Id highly recommend u to set up two factor authentication for transfers.
i will go with Trezor or Ledger finaly 
Thanks guys for your help
Thanks guys for your help
That was a very quick leap from online wallet to Trezor without anybody suggesting them or even mentioning hardware wallets. I don't know how you came to that conclusion, but it was a good choice in my opinion. They are the most secure options, AFAIK. I also don't know why you specifically asked for an online wallet if that was not a restriction. No matter the case, I am happy that you've solved your issue with a pretty solid choice as far as I am concerned.
Wallets will function regardless of country
If you feel that your question is sufficiently answered, which it seems it has been since you've decided on a wallet and thanked us for our help, then please lock the thread. You can do so at the bottom left hand side of the thread. This will avoid nonsensical responses that will continue to suggest you wallets, even though you have made your decision. They will repeat information said earlier in the thread and it will get out of hand quickly. It's common courtesy to lock your thread once you're done with it.
Wallets will function regardless of country, but if you're canadian, there are solid reviews for www.quadrigacx.com as an exchange platform. From there you can transfer your coins to a hardware wallet or a desktop/mobile wallet depending on the security vs. convenience risks you want to take.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Yeah thanks, i think i will go with Trezor or Ledger finaly
Thanks guys for your help
Thanks guys for your help
Every wallet that can send and receive Bitcoins will be "compatible" with Hashflare. And most wallets (if not all) will work regardless of your country.
If you are asking because you are completely uninformed and everything TryNinja just said is new information to you, then I would suggest you do a lot more reading before investing any money or purchasing a cloud mining contract. Use the search function extensively, send me PMs with questions, post more threads if you cannot find your question in the search function and really be 110% sure about whatever you've got brewing in your noggin.
Online wallets, exchanges being used as wallets and cloud mining have always been something many people in the community warn against. They are not as secure as Bitcoin was originally intended to be, and they come with exactly the sorts of problems Bitcoin was created to do away with.
I think certain exchanges and certain services restrict access to one another if they can recognize such addresses. No clue why they do this, because it clearly takes more effort for no apparent benefit, at least from what I've considered. For example, a lot of mining pools do not allow withdrawal to exchanges.
Any reasons why you want a online wallet? Desktop wallets like Electrum are way more secure.
But if you still want one, I would use GreenAddress.
Every wallet that can send and receive Bitcoins will be "compatible" with Hashflare. And most wallets (if not all) will work regardless of your country.
But if you still want one, I would use GreenAddress.
Every wallet that can send and receive Bitcoins will be "compatible" with Hashflare. And most wallets (if not all) will work regardless of your country.
Hi guys! I need some advices to find an online wallet that work in Canada and compatible with Hashflare.
Thanks for you help
Thanks for you help
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