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December 22, 2016, 03:33:57 AM
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How do the top faucets do it? I have a script with payments to blockchain wallet directly, but fees are too high for single withdrawals. I want to know how the weekly payments are done. Willing to pay someone for a solution, or if they can change my script to payout directly and use a micro payment processor (Xapo, epay, faucethub etc.)
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December 22, 2016, 12:42:11 PM
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I think the solution is cron jobs server-side.
In other words, set a scheduler to execute some programming stuff weekly

       


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December 22, 2016, 01:51:48 PM
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You need a developer guy has silks to impelled this future on your faucet site.

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December 22, 2016, 01:56:09 PM
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How do the top faucets do it? I have a script with payments to blockchain wallet directly, but fees are too high for single withdrawals. I want to know how the weekly payments are done. Willing to pay someone for a solution, or if they can change my script to payout directly and use a micro payment processor (Xapo, epay, faucethub etc.)
Why not simply use a microwallet? You're going to eliminate your sending fees or user withdraw fees?
Check out www.faucethub.io
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December 22, 2016, 02:02:39 PM
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I'm currently developing a script for an anonymous buyer, i'm going to use the sendmany rpc request, a cronjob that runs one time a week, cumulating the claims and only paying out everybody that has a balance over x... That way i can send the payments in bulk, the total size of the transaction should be a lot smaller than the combined size of the seperate transactions.

The first time we might even try a couple of manual payments, just to make sure everything works:
./xxx-cli sendmany "My account" '{"address1":0.01, "address2":0.5, "address3":1, "address4":0.005}'

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December 22, 2016, 02:03:24 PM
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Or if they can change my script to payout directly and use a micro payment processor (Xapo, epay, faucethub etc.)

Maybe this will give you some insights on how it can be done A guide for building Xapo faucets + download script

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December 22, 2016, 03:15:51 PM
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How do the top faucets do it? I have a script with payments to blockchain wallet directly, but fees are too high for single withdrawals. I want to know how the weekly payments are done. Willing to pay someone for a solution, or if they can change my script to payout directly and use a micro payment processor (Xapo, epay, faucethub etc.)
You need a programmer who can code for you your desired feature. Use micro wallet payment processor to avoid big fees for small payouts. Micro payment processor helps you to reduce your transaction cost. You can also use xapo script which has no fees if bitcoin is sent to another xapo users.

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