Thanks for chiming in. Keeping amounts off by default is a very good idea. If user decides to see amounts directly in notifications, that's a nice feature to have... but otherwise notifications could display just something like "New payment has arrived." (without specifying any amount).

Keep up the good work!

+1, That would be awesome!

To avoid repeated questions like this i suggest you create a FAQ page on your website and "Is AdvCash card available in my country?" and "What happens if i don't verify my account?" should be covered there (among many other questions).

Card limitations is very important info IMHO.

+1 ... Widget is really awesome!


BTW: How is lock-screen notification suppose to look like?

I only get badge number on top of breadwallet icon even though "Show on Lock Screen" is turned on. I never get any breadwallet message on lock screen.

Can someone make a screenshot? Any idea what am i missing?

Latest news on EUR denomination? Are we there yet?

I'm also surprised so many senior and hero members do not hold 1+ btc. Back then (2011-12), it was pretty easy to earn several bitcoins for doing simple tasks...  for example, blockchain.info gave 15btc bounty for translating their blockchain.info wallet and you could do it in a day or two. There were many other similar opportunities.

Yes, theprotocol.tv lets you stream and/or download the movie for $6.

SQRL revisited (~45min watch):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsotcaizGjM&t=1h37m30s

Steve Gibson explained the concept quite in detail.
Final API is just around the corner.

I hope this is going to get mass adopted. I am not an expert, but to me it sounds bulletproof (if you treat your master rescue code in truly safe place).

For god's effin' sake... it's $6 !!!
Is it really so hard to support authors and their hard work?

Nice demo here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QQ-Hi7npbM

The same is true e.g. for http://neteller.com/, they don't even touch bitcoin - your account is credited directly via BitPay (100% fiat)...

...yet users are not allowed to use "bitcoin deposited funds" with their MasterCard.

http://blog.neteller.com/2015/04/new-deposit-option-bitcoin/
https://reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/32wuez/neteller_disables_bitcoin_topup_for_their_net/

I find this project very interesting. Great job!

Does this mean that content providers (i.e. Film or Music industry) could potentially sell their content directly via BitTorrent?

But... what happens when file is bought and someone else also seeds it? Does content provider again gets a cut?

Is there a way to prove file/content ownership and get a cut even after initial seeding?

That would be huge... i guess prices could go extremely low (less than a cent) and there would be very small incentive to download illegally...

I think this is a big mistake. Low quality of Bitcoin-related OSM nodes should be removed by users directly within coinmap and that should also reflect OSM data.

One-way sync doesn't make any sense to me... the only centralized database should be OSM database. For example: what if someone wants to create android version for bitcoin places and most new nodes are added within coinmap? How is this going to auto-sync?

@AdvancedCash
As we all know MasterCard is not a big Bitcoin fan... so how can we be sure that this service is not going to be cut overnight? With other words... how does your business operates, because most likely MasterCard does not know what you are doing... or do they?

I haven't seen it on Android either (yet), but it's there on latest iOS version. Ppl forget that this thread is for Android and iOS versions...

FYI: I find new monthly backup seed reminder EXTREMELY annoying.

I understand the need for torturing new users to make a backup... and you indeed should torture them to hell until they finally do make a backup...

...but once it's done...  please leave users alone or at least make a "don't ask me again" option or something...

AFAIK bitcoinpaperwallet.com is fork of bitaddress.org with some extra features, for example... on bitcoinpaperwallet.com you can create BIP38 private key from previously existing non BIP38 private key (starting with 5).

Regarding OP: bitaddress.org is well known site and has been reviewed by many well known developers. There are no known errors / malfunctions after version v2.2.

Also check this little BIP38 private key test of mine:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1014202.0

I gave BIP38 private keys away and specifically explain what passwords look like. If those would be encrypted 7z or zip or rar files... all of them would be cracked in a matter of seconds.  In our case... wallet no.3 bounty is still available... and password is only 6 characters long! I wonder how long will it take...  : )

And another important note: If you create your paper wallet properly (virgin clean OS booted from CD, air-gapped comp, checking file signature, no internet connection, private place while doing this, using dice and mouse movements for random seed, etc...), two things have to happen in order to "hack" your paper wallet:

1. attacker has to FIRST physically find your paper wallet
2. at the moment 1. is true, attacker is able to start cracking your BIP38 password

And cracking BIP38 passwords is very slow... if you have super cool cracking rig, maybe 100-1000 tries per second  (compared to many millions for encrypted 7z, zip, rar, etc files)

I find this paper wallet guide pretty decent...
http://bitzuma.com/posts/bitcoin-paper-wallets-from-scratch/

Hope this helps...

BitStamp is also in the DebitCard game!

https://www.bitstamp.net/article/bitstamp-new-usd-eur-gbp-denominated-debit-card/

Are there any future plans also for EUR / GBP denominated cards?

I like this one a lot!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GP9fSAqBIM

The only thing I miss is no mention of divisibility to 8 decimal places.