Many site is good , for ex: Coinbase , Blockchain, Armory,...
Armory is local wallet, if I'm not mistaken. 
Topic: what is the best online wallet for my spending money (Read 3078 times)
Many site is good , for ex: Coinbase , Blockchain, Armory,...
For me Blockinfo and Coinbase is the best for wallet
or try xapo/
or try xapo/
I'd not recommend online wallets, even bc.i.... Last month (March), bc.i had some incident which prevented their coins being confirmed by miners (iirc they were disconnected from bitcoin nodes network). And sometimes their HTTP goes down, it's not that uncommon. Of course someone will say 'you can export & import' but it's not that easy for n00bs.
For online wallet blockchain.info
For android mycelium
Cheers
For android mycelium
Cheers
Internet-based wallets store your private keys online. These wallets are unusually controlled by a third party via the Internet. Some of these online wallets can be connected to mobile and desktop wallets, duplicating addresses on various devices. One of the greatest advantages of online wallets remains its accessibility — you can access your funds anywhere where there is access to the Internet. The greatest disadvantage of such wallets lies in the involvement of a third party — someone else controls your funds bringing the users back to centralisation. Most reputable online Bitcoin wallets are Coinbase, Circle, Blockchain, and Xapo.
Whatever Bitcoin wallet you choose, it is important to protect it from hacking. By encrypting your passwords, backing up your wallet, and possibly using multi-signature you can ensure safety and security of your Bitcoins.
Whatever Bitcoin wallet you choose, it is important to protect it from hacking. By encrypting your passwords, backing up your wallet, and possibly using multi-signature you can ensure safety and security of your Bitcoins.
For blockchain.info, your wallet file is first encrypted on the client side before uploading to their server, so they don't and can't control your bitcoin indeed.
There are also multisig online wallets like greenaddress.
I agree, altough it seems to be not very popular on this forum nowadays... but I think it's still the best online wallet, expecially regarding their very simple transaction options, to mix money and to make customized transactions.
Never had a problem with blockchain.info.
Never had a problem with blockchain.info.
Hackers have been trying to break into blockchain.info for many years now, with minimal success. I used to keep my coins there, as it offers a decent wallet, which is safe and secure. However, I moved most of my coins to offline storage around a year ago.
There are many wallet online you can using it to spend my money quickly. Coinbase , Blockchain, ....
Internet-based wallets store your private keys online. These wallets are unusually controlled by a third party via the Internet. Some of these online wallets can be connected to mobile and desktop wallets, duplicating addresses on various devices. One of the greatest advantages of online wallets remains its accessibility — you can access your funds anywhere where there is access to the Internet. The greatest disadvantage of such wallets lies in the involvement of a third party — someone else controls your funds bringing the users back to centralisation. Most reputable online Bitcoin wallets are Coinbase, Circle, Blockchain, and Xapo.
Whatever Bitcoin wallet you choose, it is important to protect it from hacking. By encrypting your passwords, backing up your wallet, and possibly using multi-signature you can ensure safety and security of your Bitcoins.
Whatever Bitcoin wallet you choose, it is important to protect it from hacking. By encrypting your passwords, backing up your wallet, and possibly using multi-signature you can ensure safety and security of your Bitcoins.
Blockchain or Coinbase is the best online wallet at the moment.
I think so.
I think so.
Blockchain is good option. It is true. Very good for small amount, but for bigger amount you should use traditional wallet at your PC.
But I prefer to not use any middle man. It is question of security.
It is like leaving funds on the Exchange. It can crash anytime.
But I prefer to not use any middle man. It is question of security.
It is like leaving funds on the Exchange. It can crash anytime.
Why is it ok for small amounts but not large? It should either be good and safe or not. I think blockchain.info isnn't any less safe than a desktop wallet especially if you don't know what you're doing. I think the key is making sure you're safe and protected because if you're not you can lose your coins whether you store them online or on your desktop.
There are many site to you can spend your money . It's important you'd like to use it for what ? Amazon , eBay,...
You have some options to choose from which i recommend you:
-Armory
-Multibit (i use this one, best)
-Bitcoin Core
-Electrum
-Armory
-Multibit (i use this one, best)
-Bitcoin Core
-Electrum
These are not really online wallets.
I would suggest just sticking to something like localbitcoins. I don't trust online wallets but with localbitcoins the possibility of all the funds being hacked are less likely. But it works very well as an online wallet.
I agree, altough it seems to be not very popular on this forum nowadays... but I think it's still the best online wallet, expecially regarding their very simple transaction options, to mix money and to make customized transactions.
Never had a problem with blockchain.info.
Blockchain is good option. It is true. Very good for small amount, but for bigger amount you should use traditional wallet at your PC.
But I prefer to not use any middle man. It is question of security.
It is like leaving funds on the Exchange. It can crash anytime.
I agree, altough it seems to be not very popular on this forum nowadays... but I think it's still the best online wallet, expecially regarding their very simple transaction options, to mix money and to make customized transactions.
Never had a problem with blockchain.info.
Agreed, their Android wallet is working well too. I've been using it for my daily transaction and never had a serious problem.
I agree with you two, but the android version of Blockchain Wallet is kinda buggy on mine
It's show that i had -0.0$
which actually i got 1 or more $
I kinda hate the currency converter at this time
i hope the mobile wallet dev is working to debug the bug
I think Android wallet from Blockchain.info has a bugs too.
Sometime when I received Bitcoin to my address notification not show and sometime it's show.
I try to uninstall and re install but notification still not work.
Agreed, their Android wallet is working well too. I've been using it for my daily transaction and never had a serious problem.
I agree with you two, but the android version of Blockchain Wallet is kinda buggy on mine
It's show that i had -0.0$
which actually i got 1 or more $
I kinda hate the currency converter at this time
i hope the mobile wallet dev is working to debug the bug
I think you should choose Coinbase to spend your Bitcoin
I recommend greenaddress.it, they have been my go to wallet for most of my funds (Until I got into hardware wallets). They are a multisignature wallet, which adds a huge layer of security. Its really easy to use and accessible on the go to.
the best online wallet is blockchain for me
there are have some securities like a email and sms verification
also blockchain have android apps we can send and receive bitcoin via android
there are have some securities like a email and sms verification
also blockchain have android apps we can send and receive bitcoin via android
Think the concensus here is Blockchain.info and I'd have to agree. Quick to setup and easy to use, just make sure not to keep too much btc in your wallet.
Yes,I agree with you guys.Blockchain is the best online wallet.But if you want more security and control on your bitcoin wallet,download a standalone wallet on your desktop.(don`t forget to back it up)
I usually use blockchain to convert my bitcoin into my local currency.
I've done with it over a year without any problem although sometimes I'm afraid to hold bitcoin for a long time because I've heard about hacked / stolen bitcoin on the blockchain site
I've done with it over a year without any problem although sometimes I'm afraid to hold bitcoin for a long time because I've heard about hacked / stolen bitcoin on the blockchain site
blockchain is probably the best and it's free.
u can use blockchain.info as a secure online wallet, u can also use coinbase mobile apps.
+1 i also use this when it comes to online wallet.
im im looking for a new online wallet to use for my spending money
anyone recommend any?
extra points for the sites with apps too android/ iphone
anyone recommend any?
extra points for the sites with apps too android/ iphone
I like Coinbase or Blockchain
coinbase or blockchain
don't go over to a 3rd party
who knows what could happen, these are trustworthy
but don't keep your coins there too long
there was a trustworthy wallet too somethingsomething.io it was called
everyone lost their coins..
don't make their mistake..
don't go over to a 3rd party
who knows what could happen, these are trustworthy
but don't keep your coins there too long
there was a trustworthy wallet too somethingsomething.io it was called
everyone lost their coins..
don't make their mistake..
Blockchain is trustworthy, because you don't have to trust them.
When making a wallet there, you stay in control of your coins, and you can even download a file which let's you import your private key to an offline wallet in case the website fails.
I doubt a newbie would download the private keys
if the site goes down you lose the coins?
Why wouldn't he?
If someone is not ready to do some simple steps to protect his coins, then the Fiat system might be a better and safer place for him.
im im looking for a new online wallet to use for my spending money
anyone recommend any?
extra points for the sites with apps too android/ iphone
anyone recommend any?
extra points for the sites with apps too android/ iphone
I would suggest the blockchain.info wallet, with a strong password not used before and 2FA enabled.
As others mentioned, the good thing about blockchain.info wallet is that you are the only one having access to your private keys.
most of these wallets are really that great unless its a light weight wallet.
eg: multibit - light weight wallet that doesnt download the whole network etc. (faster acceptance)
eg: multibit - light weight wallet that doesnt download the whole network etc. (faster acceptance)
I use Coinbase primarily, neat interface and high trust
I doubt a newbie would download the private keys
if the site goes down you lose the coins?
if the site goes down you lose the coins?
Yes, if you haven't import you private key. But that's very unlikely considering Blockchain is one the top bitcoin biz and also active helping on Bitcoin growth
use blockchain.info
don't forget to activate google authenticator to protect it
i received recent phising attempt some days ago
don't forget to activate google authenticator to protect it
i received recent phising attempt some days ago
For me, blockchain.info wins this by a street mile
You have some options to choose from which i recommend you:
-Armory
-Multibit (i use this one, best)
-Bitcoin Core
-Electrum
-Armory
-Multibit (i use this one, best)
-Bitcoin Core
-Electrum
Agreed, their Android wallet is working well too. I've been using it for my daily transaction and never had a serious problem.
I really wish someone would make a good bitcoin wallet for Windows phones.
the best online wallet is blockchain.info
second best is coinbase
and one not alot of people talk about that i personally use is strongcoin
second best is coinbase
and one not alot of people talk about that i personally use is strongcoin
I like Coinbase or Blockchain, I'm thinking of shuffling over my coinbase coins to Blockchain anyways. It looks like an online wallet, but acts like a wallet you'd have on your desktop.
Now, if coinbase had interest on the BTC that'd be a different story... But I'll shuffle my coins away from Coinbase and onto electrum or Blockchain...
Now, if coinbase had interest on the BTC that'd be a different story... But I'll shuffle my coins away from Coinbase and onto electrum or Blockchain...
I know this is somewhat irrelevant to your post, however, there's been times when Coinbase has failed to help a customer if their accounts was hacked, or even freeze their balance.
coinbase or blockchain
don't go over to a 3rd party
who knows what could happen, these are trustworthy
but don't keep your coins there too long
there was a trustworthy wallet too somethingsomething.io it was called
everyone lost their coins..
don't make their mistake..
don't go over to a 3rd party
who knows what could happen, these are trustworthy
but don't keep your coins there too long
there was a trustworthy wallet too somethingsomething.io it was called
everyone lost their coins..
don't make their mistake..
You're making absolutely no sense. Please stay at whatever rank you're at, and craft something that isn't so LQ.
It's been said but I must add Blockchain.info It has been an awesome place to put BTC for me since day 1.. Shout out Blockchain.info! 
Ofcourse there are other options but I really can't speak on them based off personal experience.
Ofcourse there are other options but I really can't speak on them based off personal experience.
coinbase or blockchain
don't go over to a 3rd party
who knows what could happen, these are trustworthy
but don't keep your coins there too long
there was a trustworthy wallet too somethingsomething.io it was called
everyone lost their coins..
don't make their mistake..
don't go over to a 3rd party
who knows what could happen, these are trustworthy
but don't keep your coins there too long
there was a trustworthy wallet too somethingsomething.io it was called
everyone lost their coins..
don't make their mistake..
Blockchain is trustworthy, because you don't have to trust them.
When making a wallet there, you stay in control of your coins, and you can even download a file which let's you import your private key to an offline wallet in case the website fails.
I like Coinbase or Blockchain, I'm thinking of shuffling over my coinbase coins to Blockchain anyways. It looks like an online wallet, but acts like a wallet you'd have on your desktop.
Now, if coinbase had interest on the BTC that'd be a different story... But I'll shuffle my coins away from Coinbase and onto electrum or Blockchain...
Now, if coinbase had interest on the BTC that'd be a different story... But I'll shuffle my coins away from Coinbase and onto electrum or Blockchain...
Coinbase has the small advantage of paying tx fees out of their pockets, but blockchain.info really is more secure.
I like Coinbase or Blockchain, I'm thinking of shuffling over my coinbase coins to Blockchain anyways. It looks like an online wallet, but acts like a wallet you'd have on your desktop.
Now, if coinbase had interest on the BTC that'd be a different story... But I'll shuffle my coins away from Coinbase and onto electrum or Blockchain...
Now, if coinbase had interest on the BTC that'd be a different story... But I'll shuffle my coins away from Coinbase and onto electrum or Blockchain...
blockchain seems to solid, esp when gambling with live btc address based sites like lucky.bit.
You can't go wrong with Blockchain,info they don't have access to your wallet or private keys. you just have to keep your computer secure which is easier said than done.
And also be wary of phishing attacks. Many have been done in the past with Blockchain.info, and I recall one that even appeared on the first link while searching for Blockchain on google.
Check https://blog.blockchain.com/security-alerts/ to see some examples of phishing attempts, together with the phishing google ad lynn mentioned.
You can't go wrong with Blockchain,info they don't have access to your wallet or private keys. you just have to keep your computer secure which is easier said than done.
And also be wary of phishing attacks. Many have been done in the past with Blockchain.info, and I recall one that even appeared on the first link while searching for Blockchain on google.
You can't go wrong with Blockchain,info they don't have access to your wallet or private keys. you just have to keep your computer secure which is easier said than done.
I also highly recommend blockchain.info for a spending wallet.
im im looking for a new online wallet to use for my spending money
anyone recommend any?
extra points for the sites with apps too android/ iphone
o.kanyone recommend any?
extra points for the sites with apps too android/ iphone
you have to have a place to store (wallet) you will Bitcoin. And here's how to make your Bitcoin wallet account:
Go to the following website BlockChain: https://blockchain.info/id/wallet/new
To fill out the registration form please follow the steps as follows:
Alias: can be filled with your name or other text that is useful to help log into your wallet.
Password: Your password must be at least 10 characters with a combination of letters, numbers and symbols. Remember passwor you make, because there will be no password reset feature that can eventually make you lose your wallet account.
Captcha: captcha contents according to the characters that appear above it.
If you are finished, click Continue and you can log in to the wallet that you created above.
Once you are logged in to the wallet that was created earlier, you will be given the address wallet as a means to receive and send bitcoin. Address your wallet in the form of a mixture of numbers and hutuf example: 19ZZ8DZsb5qhtchuKPZWET7Uj8rDoj4KgmB.
Indeed, that's because Blockchain.info doesn't control your wallet. That's not the case if you were to make one on Coinbase.
Agreed, their Android wallet is working well too. I've been using it for my daily transaction and never had a serious problem.
okay thanks BTC
im im looking for a new online wallet to use for my spending money
anyone recommend any?
extra points for the sites with apps too android/ iphone
anyone recommend any?
extra points for the sites with apps too android/ iphone
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