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Title: Webwallet for Bitcoin Cash? Post by: noknowledge on November 28, 2017, 11:27:14 AM Hi,
im searching a webwallet like omniwallet.org for bitcoin or litevault for litecoin where i can easily import Bitcoin Cash private keys and set the fees on my own. Thankyou Title: Re: Webwallet for Bitcoin Cash? Post by: Aura on November 28, 2017, 11:41:19 AM I got an email from blockchain.info some time ago that they supported the Bitcoin Cash chain. I haven't tried using the new feature, but I would trust them more than other webwallets. They have been around for more than six years, that's before Bitcoin really got 'hyped' and they're one of the only webwallets that allow you to manage your private keys/seeds. But if you want topnotch security and be responsible for your own coins than you should use a desktop wallet instead.
Title: Re: Webwallet for Bitcoin Cash? Post by: noknowledge on November 28, 2017, 12:43:23 PM I got an email from blockchain.info some time ago that they supported the Bitcoin Cash chain. I haven't tried using the new feature, but I would trust them more than other webwallets. They have been around for more than six years, that's before Bitcoin really got 'hyped' and they're one of the only webwallets that allow you to manage your private keys/seeds. But if you want topnotch security and be responsible for your own coins than you should use a desktop wallet instead. i have tried it on blockchain.info i have imported a bitcoin private key on which address i had around 1$ in btc left and around 0,15$ BCH i was able to set low fees of even only 0,13$ and the bitcoin transaction went through but unfortunatly i dont see my bitcoin cash balance.... also i dont see the option to import BCH private keys and i dont see my the BCH balance or the option to send BCH i can only see my eth and btc balance but i even dont find the option to import eth addresses Title: Re: Webwallet for Bitcoin Cash? Post by: Potato Chips on November 28, 2017, 01:38:56 PM I got an email from blockchain.info some time ago that they supported the Bitcoin Cash chain. I haven't tried using the new feature, but I would trust them more than other webwallets. They have been around for more than six years, that's before Bitcoin really got 'hyped' and they're one of the only webwallets that allow you to manage your private keys/seeds. But if you want topnotch security and be responsible for your own coins than you should use a desktop wallet instead. i have tried it on blockchain.info i have imported a bitcoin private key on which address i had around 1$ in btc left and around 0,15$ BCH i was able to set low fees of even only 0,13$ and the bitcoin transaction went through but unfortunatly i dont see my bitcoin cash balance.... also i dont see the option to import BCH private keys and i dont see my the BCH balance or the option to send BCH i can only see my eth and btc balance but i even dont find the option to import eth addresses That's because blockchain.info doesn't fully support bch. They're only offering a limited support exclusively for people who held some bitcoins on their blockchain wallet at the time of the fork, if you did not, the option will not be available to you so it shouldn't be considered as a BCH wallet. You can try using https://wallet.btc.com they offer both bitcoin and bch and you can also import private keys and seed. The full list of their wallets is here: https://www.bitcoincash.org/#wallets Title: Re: Webwallet for Bitcoin Cash? Post by: cupic on November 28, 2017, 02:44:30 PM teach you how to setup a Bitcoin Cash wallet using the Bitcoin.com wallet app that is available for Apple, Iphone, Windows, Linux and Android
Title: Re: Webwallet for Bitcoin Cash? Post by: veleten on November 28, 2017, 08:24:49 PM Hi, im searching a webwallet like omniwallet.org for bitcoin or litevault for litecoin where i can easily import Bitcoin Cash private keys and set the fees on my own. Thankyou I suggest you get Coinomi instead webwallets,after one particular scam wallet that was even linked on the official bitcoin gold site(!) are not safe or advised to be used,(blockchain.info being one of the rare exceptions among webwallets) Coinomi,on the other hand,has full bitcoin cash support and is pretty easy to import your keys into all you need is a phone or an android simulator on a pc |