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Title: Making a eWallet Market... Post by: Talksun on August 07, 2012, 01:37:28 PM Okay, so ive seen sites like Blackmarket Reloaded, flexcoins, My Wallet and more. Whats interesting is their eWallet where each user can store his/her bitcoin in their account. I have a small website and Id love to implement a feature like this but I have no Idea where to even start.
Can anyone guide me? I hope this is not too complicated as I really never deal with website programming and only programmed programs. Thanks! Title: Re: Making a eWallet Market... Post by: gweedo on August 07, 2012, 04:10:59 PM Don't do it, if you don't understand web wallets, then you will make self a huge target and probably get hacked. I would advise against it.
Title: Re: Making a eWallet Market... Post by: John (John K.) on August 07, 2012, 05:47:28 PM Don't do it, if you don't understand web wallets, then you will make self a huge target and probably get hacked. I would advise against it. This. Almost every reputable eWallet has been hacked before, except SR, BMR, blockchain.info, Instawallet (?) . Title: Re: Making a eWallet Market... Post by: Talksun on August 07, 2012, 11:32:22 PM Im not trying to start a new Bitcoin bank or wallet, but something easier for my customers to pay out.
Its almost like Blackmarket Reloaded except its no drugs/weapons. How it works: 1. User choose items to buy - goes to shopping cart 2. Once in shopping cart, they can checkout 3. Price (in USD and Bitcoins) is shown - User will agree/disagree (if they agree, they continue to payment) 4. Once payment method comes, users will send BTC to a virtual address to their account 5. User confirms order - BTC is taken out of the wallet 6. User orders successfully Title: Re: Making a eWallet Market... Post by: gweedo on August 08, 2012, 12:19:27 AM Im not trying to start a new Bitcoin bank or wallet, but something easier for my customers to pay out. Its almost like Blackmarket Reloaded except its no drugs/weapons. How it works: 1. User choose items to buy - goes to shopping cart 2. Once in shopping cart, they can checkout 3. Price (in USD and Bitcoins) is shown - User will agree/disagree (if they agree, they continue to payment) 4. Once payment method comes, users will send BTC to a virtual address to their account 5. User confirms order - BTC is taken out of the wallet 6. User orders successfully https://github.com/fanquake/CheaperInBitcoins check this out, but you can probably pay someone to write it for you. but you may want to look into 3rd party solutions, like bitpay, Mt gox payment api Title: Re: Making a eWallet Market... Post by: davout on August 15, 2012, 07:33:39 PM Don't do it, if you don't understand web wallets, then you will make self a huge target and probably get hacked. I would advise against it. This. Almost every reputable eWallet has been hacked before, except SR, BMR, blockchain.info, Instawallet (?) . |