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Title: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: CoinLearn on April 24, 2014, 08:10:19 AM I have to pay multiple people (200+) at one go from a wallet. I have the addresses and amounts in an excel file. But I dont see any option to upload that file to blockchain.info wallet so that I can pay at one go. I have to copy paste each address and amount individually. Can anyone please suggest any wallet that supports this feature ?
_______________________________________________________________________________ _____________ www.CoinLearn.org - Learn and Earn Free Bitcoins (http://www.coinlearn.org) Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: flatfly on April 24, 2014, 10:26:51 AM Electrum can easily do this from CSV data formatted as follows:
"ADDRESS1", 0.12345 "ADDRESS2", 0.22334 "ADDRESS3", 0.45678 ... Access this feature through the Tools\Create transaction menu items. Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: CoinLearn on April 24, 2014, 03:25:38 PM Electrum can easily do this from CSV data formatted as follows: "ADDRESS1", 0.12345 "ADDRESS2", 0.22334 "ADDRESS3", 0.45678 ... Access this feature through the Tools\Create transaction menu items. Thanks, but is not there any web wallet that support data fetching from excel sheet ? Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: durrrr on April 24, 2014, 03:28:10 PM couldnt you use coinbase or blockchain for that? i feel thats what their services do?
Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: Abdussamad on April 24, 2014, 03:30:18 PM Electrum can easily do this from CSV data formatted as follows: "ADDRESS1", 0.12345 "ADDRESS2", 0.22334 "ADDRESS3", 0.45678 ... Access this feature through the Tools\Create transaction menu items. Thanks, but is not there any web wallet that support data fetching from excel sheet ? No. Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: BitCoinDream on April 24, 2014, 03:51:35 PM couldnt you use coinbase or blockchain for that? i feel thats what their services do? Not sure about Coinbase, but AFAIK blockchain.info does not support this. Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: bitbudget on April 24, 2014, 06:06:30 PM Quote Thanks, but is not there any web wallet that support data fetching from excel sheet ? So you would rather use a web wallet than secure local wallet?Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: CoinLearn on April 25, 2014, 06:06:37 PM Quote Thanks, but is not there any web wallet that support data fetching from excel sheet ? So you would rather use a web wallet than secure local wallet?Yes, because I need to get stuffs done on the go. Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: BitCoinDream on May 06, 2014, 09:40:37 PM Quote Thanks, but is not there any web wallet that support data fetching from excel sheet ? So you would rather use a web wallet than secure local wallet?Is this feature available on the latest version of Bitcoin-QT ? Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: carecc on May 07, 2014, 04:50:40 AM Quote Thanks, but is not there any web wallet that support data fetching from excel sheet ? So you would rather use a web wallet than secure local wallet?Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: kwukduck on May 07, 2014, 11:30:52 AM Export to CSV file and use the terminal to grab values line by line and pipe it through bitcoin-qt?
Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: jonald_fyookball on May 07, 2014, 11:53:28 AM Export to CSV file and use the terminal to grab values line by line and pipe it through bitcoin-qt? Exactly. Just go in your excel program and export in CSV format. Electrum rules! Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: BitCoinDream on May 11, 2014, 06:37:32 PM Export to CSV file and use the terminal to grab values line by line and pipe it through bitcoin-qt? Exactly. Just go in your excel program and export in CSV format. Electrum rules! Can we do it somehow on Blockchain.info ? Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: piotr_n on May 13, 2014, 02:04:45 PM I have to pay multiple people (200+) at one go from a wallet. I have the addresses and amounts in an excel file. But I dont see any option to upload that file to blockchain.info wallet so that I can pay at one go. I have to copy paste each address and amount individually. Can anyone please suggest any wallet that supports this feature ? gocoin's wallet can do it.you just run it: Code: wallet -batch payments.txt ... while in payments.txt you have lines like this: Code: addr1=amount1 Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: dabura667 on May 17, 2014, 06:20:06 AM Quote Thanks, but is not there any web wallet that support data fetching from excel sheet ? So you would rather use a web wallet than secure local wallet?Yes, because I need to get stuffs done on the go. Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: dabura667 on May 17, 2014, 06:28:24 AM https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api
Host your own website, make a php gateway that asks you for your password. Then once it checks your blockchain password, make it ask for a csv file. Then once it parses the csv into a variable in php, follow the "Send to many" instructions at the link above. Then have the site show the transaction just in case, then have it ask for your second password if you have one. Then send the transaction via api. This would take a competent programmer who knew php and was familiar with Bitcoin transactions maybe a couple hours to make and test. Then all you would need is somewhere to host that site so that you could access it on the go. try /r/jobs4bitcoin, I'm sure someone would make it for you, but you'd have to host it somewhere. Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: CoinLearn on June 08, 2014, 08:57:43 PM https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api Host your own website, make a php gateway that asks you for your password. Then once it checks your blockchain password, make it ask for a csv file. Then once it parses the csv into a variable in php, follow the "Send to many" instructions at the link above. Then have the site show the transaction just in case, then have it ask for your second password if you have one. Then send the transaction via api. How coincidental !!! I solved it exactly this way. The only problem was the 'note' param of blockchain.info send to many API was not working. That has also been taken care of... ;) Title: Re: Which wallet supports this ? Post by: dabura667 on June 11, 2014, 04:38:54 PM https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api Host your own website, make a php gateway that asks you for your password. Then once it checks your blockchain password, make it ask for a csv file. Then once it parses the csv into a variable in php, follow the "Send to many" instructions at the link above. Then have the site show the transaction just in case, then have it ask for your second password if you have one. Then send the transaction via api. How coincidental !!! I solved it exactly this way. The only problem was the 'note' param of blockchain.info send to many API was not working. That has also been taken care of... ;) Yeah you have to format it for URLs, so a lot os %20 etc. |