Looking For Web Wallet with no Transaction Fee

Quote from: scumbag on May 14, 2015, 12:43:15 PM

Looking For Web Wallet with no Transaction Fee, anyone?
I'm using blockinfo but the fee is too high. A while ago just deposited in an investment site for 0.0005, when i see my 'tx' the fee is 0.0007.

i think investing in a site or using a wallet which does not take transaction fees are either a ponzie scheam or a sign of scam.by my point of view i will suggest paying a little tax is better than unsecured transactions

basically, most web wallets allow you to set a custom 0 fee. They may confirm slowly depending on your transaction size. If you want them to confirm at a fast rate, go for offchain wallets. They have the risk of running away like inputs.io. You can either risk to go offchain for a small saving of 0.00001 or not risk it and be safe.

I have bitcoin core...
I have set at the minimum fees...
I have not very understood how to set for "NO fees"

My problem if we can tell it so...is I receive many small amounts of satoshi...then the fees "naturally" are high.

Quote from: winspiral on May 17, 2015, 07:28:00 AM

You can use createrawtransaction command to create a zero fee transaction. I highly recommend you to use testnet to avoid loosing your BTC because of mistake.

Read: https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-reference#createrawtransaction
Example: https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-examples#simple-raw-transaction

Quote from: Muhammed Zakir on May 17, 2015, 07:48:26 AM

Quote from: winspiral on May 17, 2015, 07:28:00 AM

thanks,but to dificult for me...

Quote from: scumbag on May 14, 2015, 12:43:15 PM

Looking For Web Wallet with no Transaction Fee, anyone?
I'm using blockinfo but the fee is too high. A while ago just deposited in an investment site for 0.0005, when i see my 'tx' the fee is 0.0007.

Try coins.ph they cover the suggested transaction fees for you. But i dont know if it is available outside of philippines

I'm betting on Nitrogensport and I use their withdrawal for web wallet too without transaction fees. Maybe using it wrong way but seem good for me.

most wallets require a fee, but i know xapo does not have fees iirc. might want to look into that if you really want to skimp out on a mere 2 cents per transaction.

Quote from: Muhammed Zakir on May 15, 2015, 03:06:39 PM

Quote from: alani123 on May 15, 2015, 01:39:49 PM

Coinbase.com pays for all transaction fees, which means that your transaction aren't in danger of being in stuck in limbo for not paying a proper fee. That however, doesn't mean that it offers all the flexibilities a normal bitcoin wallet would offer, it doesn't even give users access to private keys.

Do they pay fees when sending from their multisig wallet or vault? I think both offers partial private key access.

For moving money out form the vault you need to (vitrualy) release the money into your coinbase hotwallet. A transaction which takes 2 days to clear for further 'protection'. No fees though.

It's good for a personal wallet but nothing more. Your account could also get shut down for illegal activity according to US law, the way they detect this isn't open. They probably monitoring some addresses from gambling websites.

Quote from: michinzx on May 18, 2015, 05:32:52 AM

most wallets require a fee, but i know xapo does not have fees iirc. might want to look into that if you really want to skimp out on a mere 2 cents per transaction.

every wallet will suggest the transaction fee that is required for your transactions. But there are only few of them that allow you to change the fee easily. you can change the fee in all of them but it might need some work. wallets like Electrum and multibit are the this way.

i use xapo and circle wallet
they have no transaction fee
and they have application for smartphone and easy to use

Why would you want to avoid 0.0001 fee
That is not much to pay Cheesy

Quote from: ardenyham on May 19, 2015, 11:54:40 AM

Why would you want to avoid 0.0001 fee
That is not much to pay Cheesy

That guy already mentioned that he invested some amount eqv. to BTC0.0005, then don't you think it would be a lot for someone with only that much amount of BTC?

Quote from: ardenyham on May 19, 2015, 11:54:40 AM

Why would you want to avoid 0.0001 fee
That is not much to pay Cheesy

sometimes for new users or people who are using faucets and gathered a lot of dust in their wallet it is nice to have the option to be able to decrease the amount of fee an not pay like 0.001BTC fee

blockchain.info has account setting for creating minimal/custom fee transactions

Hmm. Prices of everything is going up. And then you have to pay transaction fees too. This is really a heavy stone on your pocket. As far I have seen other wallets , Coinbase is best for misers (lol) ..
Its got zero transaction fees, but sometimes transactions take long time to get confirm, but that's not that big of a deal in front of huge transaction fees.

sending a transaction with no fee is a pretty sure fire way to get it either never confirmed or confirmed VERY VERY slowly.

You can use the 500 satoshi fee,no fee is not recommended.

Quote from: alani123 on May 15, 2015, 01:39:49 PM

Coinbase have recently limited number of transactions where they cover transaction fee to 25 at day per user. It is still good, not many users will make more than 25 transactions at day.

Xapo don't have fees, also coins.ph I don't know if it is available in your country tho.

You can also use mycelium wallet if you want to change the miner fee amount. you canchange it by default or change it in different transactions. I suggest you don't send your coins with low fees. Btw, this is not a web wallet. My mistake. LOL.