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Title: What SCI should merchants use now that MyBitcoin is dead? Post by: bitfreak! on August 20, 2011, 03:45:09 PM Just a quick question, what SCI should merchants turn to now that MyBitcoin is gone? I've looked at a few Shopping Cart Interfaces such as PayFlow and BitcoinNotify but I want some more opinions before I implement anything. I would prefer something that has documentation/examples in PHP. Thanks.
Title: Re: What SCI should merchants use now that MyBitcoin is dead? Post by: Raoul Duke on August 20, 2011, 03:48:04 PM What merchants should use, only they should know!
I use https://walletbit.com They already have some modules done for opensource ecommerce platforms. Title: Re: What SCI should merchants use now that MyBitcoin is dead? Post by: bitfreak! on August 20, 2011, 03:56:47 PM Quote What merchants should use, only they should know! Well I did know. MyBitcoin was working fine for me. I really liked the fact it was basically the most powerful wallet service around. It was basically like PayPal in that you could do nearly everything with MyBitcoin alone. It was easy and efficient. But I guess they are also like PayPal in that they are complete scum bags. I'm just looking for some advice and alternative options that are said to be safe and reliable.Title: Re: What SCI should merchants use now that MyBitcoin is dead? Post by: MagicalTux on August 21, 2011, 12:30:16 AM Quote What merchants should use, only they should know! Well I did know. MyBitcoin was working fine for me. I really liked the fact it was basically the most powerful wallet service around. It was basically like PayPal in that you could do nearly everything with MyBitcoin alone. It was easy and efficient. But I guess they are also like PayPal in that they are complete scum bags. I'm just looking for some advice and alternative options that are said to be safe and reliable.We have a (non documented) SCI currently being tested by some people. Contact me at admin@mtgox.com if you'd like to test and let us know what kind of features you need. So far:
Title: Re: What SCI should merchants use now that MyBitcoin is dead? Post by: OgNasty on August 24, 2011, 06:01:12 PM www.bit-pay.com
It's implemented on my site. Take a look. Click the T-shirt link in my sig. Title: Re: What SCI should merchants use now that MyBitcoin is dead? Post by: Littleshop on August 25, 2011, 03:41:06 AM What merchants should use, only they should know! I use https://walletbit.com They already have some modules done for opensource ecommerce platforms. With walletbit it looks like the customer NEEDS to have walletbit as well as me, the seller. Is this correct? Title: Re: What SCI should merchants use now that MyBitcoin is dead? Post by: Raoul Duke on August 25, 2011, 04:00:38 AM What merchants should use, only they should know! I use https://walletbit.com They already have some modules done for opensource ecommerce platforms. With walletbit it looks like the customer NEEDS to have walletbit as well as me, the seller. Is this correct? That's correct. For me it suits me well, because i needed the module for a digital downloads shop, and using WalletBit, payments get confirmed instantly. If they accepted payments straight from the bitcoin client that wouldn't be possible at all. Title: Re: What SCI should merchants use now that MyBitcoin is dead? Post by: Littleshop on August 26, 2011, 11:41:03 PM What merchants should use, only they should know! I use https://walletbit.com They already have some modules done for opensource ecommerce platforms. With walletbit it looks like the customer NEEDS to have walletbit as well as me, the seller. Is this correct? That's correct. For me it suits me well, because i needed the module for a digital downloads shop, and using WalletBit, payments get confirmed instantly. If they accepted payments straight from the bitcoin client that wouldn't be possible at all. I think both walletbit and the opencart module are very nicely done but I can not rely on customers having walletbit. If I keep opencart up, I will put in the walletbit module so those members can pay with it directly. |