BIT.AC :: MULTICURRENCY WALLET :: BUILT-IN INSTANT EXCHANGE :: Affiliate Program

[arwin100]

2FA shoud be implemented for log in. This feature is like a "must" with those type of sites. I think it's easy to implement within the site, for any dev. Started to promote now to take part of the affiliate program. Wish me good luck 

That's a great idea for the site owner to consider and from the comments it looks like all want this feature, I am sure the site owner shall take a look into it. This will help quell any security issues that people might have and increase more users to be involved in it. Let's wait and see if the Op will give us a update if this feature will be a reality or not. If yes and when will it be available for all or maybe he could pick some testers to make sure it all functions well.

For quite long time they doesn't implemented the 2fa yet and i think it will add more good color in this site since people can be secured by using that feature and totally this one should be implemented since their are numerous event of wallet hacking and many people got balance stolen so devs should take this consideration so that they will came to the conclusion that 2FA would be helpfull for their clients. Im pretty sure this will be a more secured wallet if dev will choose to work for it.

[TomVelvetPaws]

Bit.ac is a cool idea and there is a android wallet "WHICH IS TOTALLY AWESOME" but it crashes on opening it I'm using android 7.0 on a LG V20.

And yes I agree something like this needs 2fa authentication.

[Pursuer]

Bit.ac is a cool idea and there is a android wallet "WHICH IS TOTALLY AWESOME" but it crashes on opening it I'm using android 7.0 on a LG V20.

And yes I agree something like this needs 2fa authentication.

yeah, it is a known problem but at the same time it is not a common problem to see it crash. hopefully the developers figure out the bug and fix it soon.

other than that, it is a pretty good service overall, specially since it is supporting a wallet for Monero which is rare to find out there.

[TimeTeller]

2FA shoud be implemented for log in. This feature is like a "must" with those type of sites. I think it's easy to implement within the site, for any dev. Started to promote now to take part of the affiliate program. Wish me good luck 

That's a great idea for the site owner to consider and from the comments it looks like all want this feature, I am sure the site owner shall take a look into it. This will help quell any security issues that people might have and increase more users to be involved in it. Let's wait and see if the Op will give us a update if this feature will be a reality or not. If yes and when will it be available for all or maybe he could pick some testers to make sure it all functions well.

For quite long time they doesn't implemented the 2fa yet and i think it will add more good color in this site since people can be secured by using that feature and totally this one should be implemented since their are numerous event of wallet hacking and many people got balance stolen so devs should take this consideration so that they will came to the conclusion that 2FA would be helpfull for their clients. Im pretty sure this will be a more secured wallet if dev will choose to work for it.

Bit.ac is a cool idea and there is a android wallet "WHICH IS TOTALLY AWESOME" but it crashes on opening it I'm using android 7.0 on a LG V20.

And yes I agree something like this needs 2fa authentication.

If a user really wanted to have the 2FA feature upon logging in, maybe you can use laptop as 2FA is working on mine.
The thing is, unlike Android phone, laptop is not that convenient.
But if the security is really of utmost consideration to you, you can use laptop as alternative in accessing the bit.ac wallet.

[royalfestus]

Safety should be considered in wallet type selection. Android os is still not assuring. If the wallet is working towards safety and system is vulnerable, so will be most of the app software on the OS.

[Kasabus]

Safety should be considered in wallet type selection. Android os is still not assuring. If the wallet is working towards safety and system is vulnerable, so will be most of the app software on the OS.

It's safety over convenience, for now I am only using a my laptop to access my account and I don't feel worried about my account even without 2FA because I don't hold a considerable amount of bitcoin. However, by the time 2FA will be upgraded to the system, I will certainly update my account for better security.

[deisik]

Safety should be considered in wallet type selection. Android os is still not assuring. If the wallet is working towards safety and system is vulnerable, so will be most of the app software on the OS

I'm curious if you consider Windows as assuring

There were rumors of some viruses existing for Android but in a few cases that I read about myself these were quickly eradicated and rooted out primarily because they could do nothing in the protected environment of the Linux user space (which is what under the hood of Android, just in case). Now compare that to a host of all possible combinations of viruses, trojans, keyloggers and whatnot existing for Windows. In short, can you name even a single virus for Android that would be as devastating as the majority of viruses known for the Windows family of operating systems?

[pinkflower]

there's absolutely no way I would ever trust a site that show "The DAO" on their welcome page as one of the coins. LOL

DAO was discontinued since its fail last year. Thanks for the tip. We will remove its logo as soon as possible.

I think Vericoin is also another cryptocurrency that was involved with its own problems. I think a hacker got access to a majority of VRC by hacking an exchange and the team behind it did a controversial hard fork which the community didnt agree with. From then on everyone kept away from it.

It might be good to update the list of coins to make the wallet a more attractive option for users. Are you open to suggestions?

Sure, we are always open for a wide discussion. Feel free to share your thoughts.

If I were in your shoes I would remove Novacoin, Clams, Vertcoin, Vericoin, Peercoin, Namecoin, Dogecoin and of course the DAO. Who uses these coins anyway and it would be good to streamline your wallet offerings. The leaner it is the better and it will also look cleaner when listed on the site.

A good coin to add might be ETC, XRP and Zcash.

[Pursuer]

Safety should be considered in wallet type selection. Android os is still not assuring. If the wallet is working towards safety and system is vulnerable, so will be most of the app software on the OS

I'm curious if you consider Windows as assuring

There were rumors of some viruses existing for Android but in a few cases that I read about myself these were quickly eradicated and rooted out primarily because they could do nothing in the protected environment of the Linux user space (which is what under the hood of Android, just in case). Now compare that to a host of all possible combinations of viruses, trojans, keyloggers and whatnot existing for Windows. In short, can you name even a single virus for Android that would be as devastating as the majority of viruses known for the Windows family of operating systems?

that is true.
but in the end it all comes down to the user and how protected he is and how much he himself tries to protect himself. even on windows which is known to be full of bugs, security holes and has lots of viruses, a person can stay safe. for example I have been using windows for as long as windows has existed and I have never been infected by a single virus.
I already have a hot wallet on my desktop and I am safe! granted my cold storage is air tight Linux system though. but I am just saying people have to be wise themselves.

[deisik]

Safety should be considered in wallet type selection. Android os is still not assuring. If the wallet is working towards safety and system is vulnerable, so will be most of the app software on the OS

I'm curious if you consider Windows as assuring

There were rumors of some viruses existing for Android but in a few cases that I read about myself these were quickly eradicated and rooted out primarily because they could do nothing in the protected environment of the Linux user space (which is what under the hood of Android, just in case). Now compare that to a host of all possible combinations of viruses, trojans, keyloggers and whatnot existing for Windows. In short, can you name even a single virus for Android that would be as devastating as the majority of viruses known for the Windows family of operating systems?

that is true.
but in the end it all comes down to the user and how protected he is and how much he himself tries to protect himself. even on windows which is known to be full of bugs, security holes and has lots of viruses, a person can stay safe. for example I have been using windows for as long as windows has existed and I have never been infected by a single virus

This is what you came to think

But you can't be 100% sure of that. In fact, some folks consider Windows itself as a virus of sorts. And it may not be just a metaphor or an overexaggeration. Windows is mostly closed source software (apart from some insignificant and irrelevant components), and we don't know what it can be sending and receiving from the network beyond what we expect it to be sending and receiving. And Microsoft had already been caught with doing something to that tune in the past. We can't know that it won't revolt against us when it receives some signal from the network

I already have a hot wallet on my desktop and I am safe! granted my cold storage is air tight Linux system though. but I am just saying people have to be wise themselves.

The best way for the wise is to get rid of Windows altogether

[royalfestus]

Safety should be considered in wallet type selection. Android os is still not assuring. If the wallet is working towards safety and system is vulnerable, so will be most of the app software on the OS

I'm curious if you consider Windows as assuring

There were rumors of some viruses existing for Android but in a few cases that I read about myself these were quickly eradicated and rooted out primarily because they could do nothing in the protected environment of the Linux user space (which is what under the hood of Android, just in case). Now compare that to a host of all possible combinations of viruses, trojans, keyloggers and whatnot existing for Windows. In short, can you name even a single virus for Android that would be as devastating as the majority of viruses known for the Windows family of operating systems?

Do I need a known virus if there is an already open back door whenever I like to come in. The vulnerability is much publicised and I dont think there is nothing not hackable. I didnt mention any safer medium, not even windows.

[bettercrypto]

there's absolutely no way I would ever trust a site that show "The DAO" on their welcome page as one of the coins. LOL

DAO was discontinued since its fail last year. Thanks for the tip. We will remove its logo as soon as possible.

I think Vericoin is also another cryptocurrency that was involved with its own problems. I think a hacker got access to a majority of VRC by hacking an exchange and the team behind it did a controversial hard fork which the community didnt agree with. From then on everyone kept away from it.

It might be good to update the list of coins to make the wallet a more attractive option for users. Are you open to suggestions?

Sure, we are always open for a wide discussion. Feel free to share your thoughts.

If I were in your shoes I would remove Novacoin, Clams, Vertcoin, Vericoin, Peercoin, Namecoin, Dogecoin and of course the DAO. Who uses these coins anyway and it would be good to streamline your wallet offerings. The leaner it is the better and it will also look cleaner when listed on the site.

A good coin to add might be ETC, XRP and Zcash.

Honestly I see no problem having these coins, that you suggested to be removed in their site.  If you already created an account in their site, it is not the same with other exchanges where wallet are already available, you have to set them up one by one.  So if you do not have those coins, then I think  you do not need to set them up thus making your account still look cleaner the way you wanted it to be.

[bitmaster1x]

Seems like an interesting project. I'm assuming that the wallets are polling from a centralized server for the blockchains?

[TomVelvetPaws]

Yea If I could get it to work Zec Xrp would be nice and no I dont want to see any coins removed I have a buncha clams and peercoins clams is right at about 1.00 a coin it fluctuates peercoin about 75 to 80 cents.The way I see it the more the merrier.

[Ipwich]

Yea If I could get it to work Zec Xrp would be nice and no I dont want to see any coins removed I have a buncha clams and peercoins clams is right at about 1.00 a coin it fluctuates peercoin about 75 to 80 cents.The way I see it the more the merrier.

Your suggestion should also be considered, the more the merrier, I like it. Actually if there will be no problem not removing coins that has been listed already although they are not that popular now. What is important is all wallets are working and it's up to Bit.AC how they would keep up their designed to make it more attractive to the users. The main page should be something that is attractive and I would love to see the more active coins now.

[TomVelvetPaws]

Yea If I could get it to work Zec Xrp would be nice and no I dont want to see any coins removed I have a buncha clams and peercoins clams is right at about 1.00 a coin it fluctuates peercoin about 75 to 80 cents.The way I see it the more the merrier.

Your suggestion should also be considered, the more the merrier, I like it. Actually if there will be no problem not removing coins that has been listed already although they are not that popular now. What is important is all wallets are working and it's up to Bit.AC how they would keep up their designed to make it more attractive to the users. The main page should be something that is attractive and I would love to see the more active coins now.

yea if they could get everything working as it should it would be a grand thing indeed.As of now Coinomi is the only working multi currency wallet stable that I have found for android.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Yea If I could get it to work Zec Xrp would be nice and no I dont want to see any coins removed I have a buncha clams and peercoins clams is right at about 1.00 a coin it fluctuates peercoin about 75 to 80 cents.The way I see it the more the merrier.

Your suggestion should also be considered, the more the merrier, I like it. Actually if there will be no problem not removing coins that has been listed already although they are not that popular now. What is important is all wallets are working and it's up to Bit.AC how they would keep up their designed to make it more attractive to the users. The main page should be something that is attractive and I would love to see the more active coins now.

It's kinda good if bit.ac could just hold the existence of specific coins even if it's just near to an end, but, the thing is probably those coins which have no more value is not necessarily needed for majority of crypto users. If there's no exchange anymore that accepting that kind of coin then it could only be bought or sold through pure p2p, bit.ac could be the tool for this, but, if it's affecting their services, I suppose it's not recommended.

[LeGaulois]

Bit.ac is a cool idea and there is a android wallet "WHICH IS TOTALLY AWESOME" but it crashes on opening it I'm using android 7.0 on a LG V20.

And yes I agree something like this needs 2fa authentication.

Yes it's true their android wallet is cool, and i faced the problem as you, crashing while opening it. I too use LG, the bello serie but don't know wich android version i have. I am bad with smartphone, i don't even know where to see wich version i have lol. But i find the idea og a android wallet pretty cool, i hope to use it then

[Gotottack]

Bit.ac is a cool idea and there is a android wallet "WHICH IS TOTALLY AWESOME" but it crashes on opening it I'm using android 7.0 on a LG V20.

And yes I agree something like this needs 2fa authentication.

Yes it's true their android wallet is cool, and i faced the problem as you, crashing while opening it. I too use LG, the bello serie but don't know wich android version i have. I am bad with smartphone, i don't even know where to see wich version i have lol. But i find the idea og a android wallet pretty cool, i hope to use it then

Sad that they don't have it yet on iOS devices. Looking forward to having it there, so I can do some transactions while I am away from my PC. For now I use the web version which is equally nice and functioning on my phone. Though a native app will be so awesome. Sorry to hear it is crashing on android devices. Maybe they'll be able to fix it since people are complaining about it.

[Juggy777]

Bit.ac is a cool idea and there is a android wallet "WHICH IS TOTALLY AWESOME" but it crashes on opening it I'm using android 7.0 on a LG V20.

And yes I agree something like this needs 2fa authentication.

Yes it's true their android wallet is cool, and i faced the problem as you, crashing while opening it. I too use LG, the bello serie but don't know wich android version i have. I am bad with smartphone, i don't even know where to see wich version i have lol. But i find the idea og a android wallet pretty cool, i hope to use it then

Sad that they don't have it yet on iOS devices. Looking forward to having it there, so I can do some transactions while I am away from my PC. For now I use the web version which is equally nice and functioning on my phone. Though a native app will be so awesome. Sorry to hear it is crashing on android devices. Maybe they'll be able to fix it since people are complaining about it.

The android app works just fine for me. Each and every app has some issues, even what'sapp crashes sometimes and so do many other apps. It's normal, see as far I know android app charges a lifetime fee and ios app charges year on year. Plus there are many regulations one needs to comply, that's why there is no ios app. Hopefully in near future if demand grows from ios users a app could be a reality. Over all the app is good, and with coinbase.com transactions fee going up this is recommended.