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Title: [HELP]BTC deposit address generator
Post by: Neeo on January 02, 2017, 10:31:54 PM
Hello!
I wanted to ask, is there any script that make users bitcoin addresses where to deposit? idk, like primedice or 999dice or other gambling sites.

Thanks,
Neeo!


Title: Re: [HELP]BTC deposit address generator
Post by: Edraket31 on January 02, 2017, 11:42:24 PM
Hello!
I wanted to ask, is there any script that make users bitcoin addresses where to deposit? idk, like primedice or 999dice or other gambling sites.

Thanks,
Neeo!

not a pro about this but AFAIK you will need bitcoin core for that OR you will need to connect your script to your API on other wallet provider such as blockchain.info if you don't like the big blockchain of data.


Title: Re: [HELP]BTC deposit address generator
Post by: BitcoinBarrel on January 03, 2017, 05:30:32 AM
The best method is to setup a cloud server with Ubuntu and run Blockchain API off localhost.

Then you can generate deposit addresses and confirm transactions, etc. Good luck!


Title: Re: [HELP]BTC deposit address generator
Post by: jerem2398 on January 03, 2017, 08:20:50 AM
Dev here, best way to do is use something like blockTrail on your website/application to generate addresses for your wallet with their API. If you have some cash and want a full explanation or sample codes or something integrated to your site lemme know(pm me) :) .


Title: Re: [HELP]BTC deposit address generator
Post by: devans on January 04, 2017, 11:45:48 AM
Dev here, best way to do is use something like blockTrail on your website/application to generate addresses for your wallet with their API. If you have some cash and want a full explanation or sample codes or something integrated to your site lemme know(pm me) :) .

While relying on a third party for payment processing is probably okay in the majority of use cases, it's worth noting that a site that handles large amounts of money and for which availability is a concern–like the ones Neeo gave as an example–should implement it themselves rather than trusting a third party.


Title: Re: [HELP]BTC deposit address generator
Post by: Joel_Jantsen on January 04, 2017, 12:25:26 PM
Hello!
I wanted to ask, is there any script that make users bitcoin addresses where to deposit? idk, like primedice or 999dice or other gambling sites.

Thanks,
Neeo!
-Question is quite vague.
-If you mean a script to automate the bitcoin deposits to addresses linked to gambling sites,they don't exists and it shouldn't be! I might be wrong,please elaborate.


Title: Re: [HELP]BTC deposit address generator
Post by: 0x0010 on January 04, 2017, 12:28:02 PM
Hello!
I wanted to ask, is there any script that make users bitcoin addresses where to deposit? idk, like primedice or 999dice or other gambling sites.

Thanks,
Neeo!
-Question is quite vague.
-If you mean a script to automate the bitcoin deposits to addresses linked to gambling sites,they don't exists and it shouldn't be! I might be wrong,please elaborate.

Yeah I reckon he wants a script that generates BTC addresses for people to deposit money into, like gambling sites.

You know how when you go on Primedice and click deposit for the first time, it says "generate address" and makes you one? I think that's what he wants.

@op like mentioned above, use the blockchain API.


Title: Re: [HELP]BTC deposit address generator
Post by: jerem2398 on January 04, 2017, 07:30:02 PM
Dev here, best way to do is use something like blockTrail on your website/application to generate addresses for your wallet with their API. If you have some cash and want a full explanation or sample codes or something integrated to your site lemme know(pm me) :) .

While relying on a third party for payment processing is probably okay in the majority of use cases, it's worth noting that a site that handles large amounts of money and for which availability is a concern–like the ones Neeo gave as an example–should implement it themselves rather than trusting a third party.

I agree with you on some level. The best thing about blocktrail is you can export your wallet from them (they can't access it directly since they lack your private keys) and then you can import your wallet elsewhere if you need to to use it again(if they went down for some odd reason). And yes if they dissappear you need to code your own RPC client code integration that can handle the wallet and post back and for with your site for new addresses/deposits and updates and so on.