Topic: Which site offers the most trusted api? (Read 396 times)
you can check it on your bitcoin core wallet.
I made a WooCommerce app a few years ago that uses Blockchain.info. That's what I'm using now. The app doesn't work anymore and I'm assuming it's because the api no longer works. I messaged Blockchain.info about acquiring a new API.
I was wondering which one of these sites do you trust the most for making api calls to process Bitcoin payments on your site,
1. https://blockchainapi.org
2. https://bitcore.io
3. https://block.io
4. https://blockchain.info (I used them before)
I'd go with blockchain.info, if i start a bitcoin store. a lot of folks use blockchain.info to accept payment on their site. so, which one are you using now?1. https://blockchainapi.org
2. https://bitcore.io
3. https://block.io
4. https://blockchain.info (I used them before)
Is Blocktrail trusted also?
I'm not aware of the first two sites but block.io and blockchain.info are both known and trusted sites but when It comes to the limits that the API provides etc, I believe that Blocktrail is the best choice.
Yes, blocktrail is very trustworthy. Blocktrail.com was recently acquired by BTC.com, which is owned by Bitmain. Bitmain runs multiple pools (BTC.com/AntPool and some others) that handle hundreds of BTC daily, and they also manufacture Antminers.
I'd avoid block.io as there were some accusations that they stole wallet funds (not API) on the forum.
I was wondering which one of these sites do you trust the most for making api calls to process Bitcoin payments on your site,
1. https://blockchainapi.org
2. https://bitcore.io
3. https://block.io
4. https://blockchain.info (I used them before)
I'd go with blockchain.info, if i start a bitcoin store. a lot of folks use blockchain.info to accept payment on their site. so, which one are you using now? 1. https://blockchainapi.org
2. https://bitcore.io
3. https://block.io
4. https://blockchain.info (I used them before)
I would not recommend other api providers than the one i am using. I do beleive on blockchain.info's secure api service.
Blockchain does not give you authority to integrate its api unless your integration point isn't reviewed.
Others let you start simply after you make an account with them. So, i think blockchain is more secure than all others
Blockchain does not give you authority to integrate its api unless your integration point isn't reviewed.
Others let you start simply after you make an account with them. So, i think blockchain is more secure than all others
Okay thank you I'll check them out
I wouldn't recommend a service that I know is not trusted. It's worth mentioning that they got acquired by BTC.com btw.
Is Blocktrail trusted also?
I wouldn't recommend a service that I know is not trusted. It's worth mentioning that they got acquired by BTC.com btw.
Is Blocktrail trusted also?
I wouldn't recommend a service that I know is not trusted. It's worth mentioning that they got acquired by BTC.com btw.
Is Blocktrail trusted also?
I'm not aware of the first two sites but block.io and blockchain.info are both known and trusted sites but when It comes to the limits that the API provides etc, I believe that Blocktrail is the best choice.
I'm not aware of the first two sites but block.io and blockchain.info are both known and trusted sites but when It comes to the limits that the API provides etc, I believe that Blocktrail is the best choice.
I was wondering which one of these sites do you trust the most for making api calls to process Bitcoin payments on your site,
1. https://blockchainapi.org
2. https://bitcore.io
3. https://block.io
4. https://blockchain.info (I used them before)
1. https://blockchainapi.org
2. https://bitcore.io
3. https://block.io
4. https://blockchain.info (I used them before)
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