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Geppetto (OP)

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Is there a direct debit in a wallet

January 13, 2014, 08:53:33 PM

Hello!

I perfectly understand that I can issue any payment as the payee from my wallet.
What if I want to allow a telephone company to charge my wallet directly for the amount I used their service every month.
I do not talk about a third party "online wallet" that may handle this.
I want to know if that is possible directly in my wallet: "Allow account X to direct debit amount Y" any time from my wallet.

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Gepetto

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Re: Is there a direct debit in a wallet

January 13, 2014, 09:08:28 PM

Basically, no.

As more and more companies come online with Bitcoin, this will be possible, but at the moment you'll either need a third party, or to cash out.

Personally, I'd LOVE to see this. But that's kinda what the Bitcoin thing is all about

To make a new currency, removed from the usual anchors, which will (hopefully at some point) be accessible and acceptable to everyone.

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