Jus a little push and same experience with bitkee.
I have ordered some cold storage solutions (custom BIP38) .
The order processing was very fast and the shipment, too.
After 5 days my order arrived in Germany.
The titanium plate and dogtags are very professional and durable and the qr code is easily to scan.
So bitkee, two thumbs up for you and thanks a lot.
it was not my last order.
Topic: What is Bitkee? (Read 1034 times)
Thank you for asking and thank you for explaining 
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REDDIT20 is a promo code for a 20% discount for those who are interested.
Please contact us at https://bitkee.com/#contact if you have any more questions.
Thank you,
Jay @ bitkee
Hi, see here: https://bitkee.com/order
(Not that I know this particular service, but to answer your questions:) On the front of the card you can find the public key, whereas the private key is on the back, encrypted using BIP38 standard. That means only you can access the private key by decrypting it with a passphrase of your choice that only you know. Alternatively you can choose Electrum or Armory Wallet layout formats. To use the public key all you have to do is write it down or, more comfortably, scan the QR code.
More info on BIP38: https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/bip38-password-encrypted-wallets/
(Not that I know this particular service, but to answer your questions:) On the front of the card you can find the public key, whereas the private key is on the back, encrypted using BIP38 standard. That means only you can access the private key by decrypting it with a passphrase of your choice that only you know. Alternatively you can choose Electrum or Armory Wallet layout formats. To use the public key all you have to do is write it down or, more comfortably, scan the QR code.
More info on BIP38: https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/bip38-password-encrypted-wallets/
Thanks for your reply!
Hi, see here: https://bitkee.com/order
(Not that I know this particular service, but to answer your questions:) On the front of the card you can find the public key, whereas the private key is on the back, encrypted using BIP38 standard. That means only you can access the private key by decrypting it with a passphrase of your choice that only you know. Alternatively you can choose Electrum or Armory Wallet layout formats. To use the public key all you have to do is write it down or, more comfortably, scan the QR code.
More info on BIP38: https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/bip38-password-encrypted-wallets/
(Not that I know this particular service, but to answer your questions:) On the front of the card you can find the public key, whereas the private key is on the back, encrypted using BIP38 standard. That means only you can access the private key by decrypting it with a passphrase of your choice that only you know. Alternatively you can choose Electrum or Armory Wallet layout formats. To use the public key all you have to do is write it down or, more comfortably, scan the QR code.
More info on BIP38: https://bitcoinpaperwallet.com/bip38-password-encrypted-wallets/
Can someone explain what is Bitkee? and How does that work? It holds the coin, where is the private key saved? And how is the Public Key used?
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