First, if you're not familiar with BitVendor, the program I'm developing, you can find out more here.
So today I reached the point in actually processing transactions and I am at a crossroads. There are two ways I could handle this:
1) the vendor could be required to be running bitcoind on their local machine and all transactions are done there or
2) the vendor could use some online wallet service like blockchain.info or InstaWallet.
Since vendors will need to have an network connection anyway, I'm torn as to which option is the best. Assuming most vendors won't be security guru's, would tying the software to an online wallet be better or should there be a choice?
Topic: Your opinions needed (re: BitVendor) (Read 651 times)
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