Topic: What's the best way to send bitcoin with an iPhone? (Read 1653 times)
i think an ipad is better than an iphone because you can actully send them via mtgox or btce instead of waiting like the guy said for a whole day which is to long and i wouldnt trust an iphone for sending btc maybe later thats just my opinion i would use mtgox or btce not an app.
blockchain.info (app) or inputs.io (web) both work fine on iOS
inputs.io. ha. ha. ha. :-(
No no no no no.
Don't use the Blockchain.info wallet app!!
It will send your transactions without a fee and it could easily take a day or more for them to arrive! And you can't cancel them in the meantime.
It is pretty much useless until this is fixed!
Don't use the Blockchain.info wallet app!!
It will send your transactions without a fee and it could easily take a day or more for them to arrive! And you can't cancel them in the meantime.
It is pretty much useless until this is fixed!
Isn't there an option on your Account to automatically add a fee? I've never tried sending BTC from the block chain app.
Though it makes sense as I've heard other people complain of this issue.
No no no no no.
Don't use the Blockchain.info wallet app!!
It will send your transactions without a fee and it could easily take a day or more for them to arrive! And you can't cancel them in the meantime.
It is pretty much useless until this is fixed!
Don't use the Blockchain.info wallet app!!
It will send your transactions without a fee and it could easily take a day or more for them to arrive! And you can't cancel them in the meantime.
It is pretty much useless until this is fixed!
blockchain.info (app) or inputs.io (web) both work fine on iOS
SHouldn't have a problem with blockchain.info
You could use a web browser to visit a mobile wallet site, like inputs.io, or blockchain.info.
I don't think Apple allows wallet apps in the App Store.
I don't think Apple allows wallet apps in the App Store.
Yes, blockchain mobile wallet is one of the good alternative.
You can also access and use online wallet (ie inputs.io) via mobile browser, I believe.
You can also access and use online wallet (ie inputs.io) via mobile browser, I believe.
Yes,
But I would recommend just using Blockchain.info wallet (synced to your phone app) as a hot wallet only. What I mean by this, is store the bulk of your bitcoins in an offline/secure wallet; two good examples of these would be a securely generated paper wallet or perhaps an instance of Armory running on a known-clean, permanently offline machine.
Then you can be safe to transfer a few BTC (or whatever you need) into an address in your blockchain.info wallet, for easy sending to others from your phone as please.
But I would recommend just using Blockchain.info wallet (synced to your phone app) as a hot wallet only. What I mean by this, is store the bulk of your bitcoins in an offline/secure wallet; two good examples of these would be a securely generated paper wallet or perhaps an instance of Armory running on a known-clean, permanently offline machine.
Then you can be safe to transfer a few BTC (or whatever you need) into an address in your blockchain.info wallet, for easy sending to others from your phone as please.
Is it the "Blockchain" app?
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