I'm developing a BTC side-project and working with the Blockchain.info api as a payment processor (need a hosted wallet to collect fees). Earlier this week I generated an address using their receiving API and sent some BTC to test it. It worked, here's the address I paid to:
http://blockchain.info/address/17t1wvgG8eWEfsM1Eb3NGGfJ2LjAf4kujpThen this morning to try and do some more testing regarding fees, I generated another address which is now stuck in limbo. It doesn't forward the money to my online wallet address:
http://blockchain.info/address/1E8EubDYoumKbJ7MZrASXBCNkg2cLKLEdTWhat's up? Is something wrong with Blockchain.info api? Will this BTC be salvaged somehow? This is unacceptable for a payment processor. Does anyone have any other alternatives for a payment processor that hosts a bitcoind/wallet for you? I don't want to host my own wallet as my knowledge on security is too low and would be irresponsible to do so. All I want is a simple api to handle payments for me.
