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Title: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: RichGang on July 02, 2016, 08:49:05 PM
Anyone know wallet similar to block chain that sends SMS confirmation code before sending btc?
I don't need wallets similar to localbitcoins or coinbase where admin can decide to seize ur btc. Thanks


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: longbob72 on July 02, 2016, 11:25:16 PM
I don't know about sms, but you can create a two factor authentication wallets with electrum. It'll ask you for your 2fa code everytime you want to spend your bitcoins.


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: 7788bitcoin on July 02, 2016, 11:36:40 PM
I think Coinbase will usually send you an email if there is any coin being sent or received. However, I dont think there is any wallet uses SMS to notice you after X number of confirmation. Sending SMS is not free...


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: extrabyte on July 02, 2016, 11:42:30 PM
Anyone know wallet similar to block chain that sends SMS confirmation code before sending btc?
I don't need wallets similar to localbitcoins or coinbase where admin can decide to seize ur btc. Thanks

I haven't seen any online wallet which supports SMS confirmation code on making a transaction but before you make a transaction you should login on that wallet right? Coinsbank uses SMS verification and/or 2FA when you want to login to their website so this may help you.


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: Herbert2020 on July 03, 2016, 06:22:43 AM
Anyone know wallet similar to block chain that sends SMS confirmation code before sending btc?
I don't need wallets similar to localbitcoins or coinbase where admin can decide to seize ur btc. Thanks

as far as i can remember , blockchain.info uses SMS verification for log ins not for sending bitcoin.

but if you are looking for a similar service i think GreenAddress is the closest thing to blockchain.info you may want to check them out yourself.

also you can check https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet the section about "Web Wallets" and choose one from there.


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: ArcCsch on December 28, 2016, 05:10:38 AM
Wallets that do this tend to be centralized and don't give you control over your money, you should not be using them, and sms verification is not that secure anyway. Use a normal wallet like Electrum for small amounts, and use paper wallets to store larger amounts of BTC, don't use a "bitcoin bank".


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: Yuuto on December 28, 2016, 05:14:21 AM
Go here: https://blog.blockchain.com/2014/08/26/tutorial-how-to-send-bitcoins-using-email-or-sms-messages/

Blockchain at least used to accept SMS as a means to send commands, such as receive and sending bitcoins.

I haven't used them in a long while so can't really comment on whether or not they still provide this service. But the above link should give you an idea.


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: jam1nut0 on December 28, 2016, 07:48:57 AM
i think blockchain wallet lets you do that, i have to check it again tho if they still do that


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: bL4nkcode on December 28, 2016, 08:07:10 AM
I think Coinbase will usually send you an email if there is any coin being sent or received.
As what OP mentioned above he's no intention to used coinbase as what reason he stated above. Please read the whole OP again.
try to create coins.ph
coins.ph is good only if you are living in Philippines, I used also that wallet service though I don't tink OP will use that as he came from different country.
i think blockchain wallet lets you do that, i have to check it again tho if they still do that
I used this feature also in blockchain before but I don't think if it's working still in this current version of blockchain.


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: Avirunes on December 28, 2016, 08:11:17 AM
i think blockchain wallet lets you do that, i have to check it again tho if they still do that
I used this feature also in blockchain before but I don't think if it's working still in this current version of blockchain.

You are still able to do that. It is another form of 2FA that blockhain.info have. Maybe you have opted out for mobile-verification option in settings. Change it to get secured fully.


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: coinplus on December 28, 2016, 08:13:08 AM
Anyone know wallet similar to block chain that sends SMS confirmation code before sending btc?
If you happen to process some five different payments within one hour, will you be comfortable with receiving those SMS and verifying yourself every time ? I will not prefer this annoying feature.

I don't need wallets similar to localbitcoins or coinbase where admin can decide to seize ur btc.
Only when you are having access to your private key, no one can seize your bitcoins. Then stand along wallets alone suit your requirement, but I'm not aware of any of them with SMS confirmation functionality.


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: adg0729 on December 31, 2016, 03:39:52 AM
i suggest to use coins.ph brother , sms confirmation and email verification , you can also use coinbase


Title: Re: looking for a wallet that uses sms confirmation for sending btc
Post by: deadsilent on December 31, 2016, 05:42:13 AM
I use xapo wallet. Whenever i sending my funds, i always receive an email. But it didn't send me sms for confirming that the fund is successfuly send. I only receive sms only for account verification and not for confirming the funds. Why not using your email? Besides, its just a notification. You dont have to read that.