Sorry about that error, it should work now. Yes, this is a custodial wallet with all its downfalls. It's optimised for use by someone who might be overwhelmed by blockchain.com - think sending some Bitcoin to your grandparents.

I've built a basic online Bitcoin wallet for sending small amounts to your friends and family.

There were few occasions when I wanted to gift someone a little bit of Bitcoin to get them interested in the technology - bought Ledger hardware wallet each time. In practice, using this is inconvenient because Ledger can costs more than the amount I would like to gift plus the use of it is a bit too complicated for non-technical people.

With Bento, you have one click account setup and funds transfer. Should be easy enough to understand for someone who doesn't know anything about cryptocurrencies.

https://gobento.app

It's on BTC testnet at the moment - you can get some tBTC from here: https://testnet-faucet.mempool.co/

I'm tidying up the code, will release as open-source soon.

My question: did you ever give any crypto to anyone as a gift? What method did you use? Did the person you gave it to had any problems with understanding it?