[ANN] 🤖 TOKENGATEWAY.IO - API to send & receive ER20 Tokens and ETH

[bitblade]

I have checked your website.I can't find your team information.How can I know more about team?

You're completly right! A team site is missing right now. Also, noone has suggested it before. In the (upcoming) Whitepaper there is a team section already, I will take your question as feedback and make sure to add a team section to our website aswell.

[XEFUZ]

I am interested in your project.I would like to use your service.I want to know that, What Is the yearly fee?

[bitblade]

I am interested in your project.I would like to use your service.I want to know that, What Is the yearly fee?

Please have a look at our pricing page for an overview of the plans we offer.

[bitblade]

Is there anyway to get discount?

Yes there is! Please send a mail to support@tokengateway.io and tell us a bit about your project, needed requests/transactions per month and budget. I'm sure we can find a solution that works for both of us.

[bitblade]

Our IPN feature now also notifies about withdrawals. Also, various tests showed that the feature is very reliable and we may soon get this feature out of (open) beta.

[bitblade]

We added more illustrations to our site, making it look even better. Also, design itself has been optimized a bit.

The first version of our whitepaper has been released! I really suggest checking it out. You can find it here.

[bitblade]

We were able to find and fix an issue that was decreasing the Ethereum decimal precision. We are also working on a new project, will announce details about it soon.

[apoorvlathey]

From your whitepaper:

Also, we do not store private keys and passwords on our nodes.

So without storing the private keys and password, how are you able to sends from the address?
I believe that you are storing the private keys, but in the encrypted form using the password as key to decrypt. If not then how does this work?

Also, is it possible to send funds from an address on your site if I know the password, but using a different API key?

[bitblade]

From your whitepaper:

Also, we do not store private keys and passwords on our nodes.

So without storing the private keys and password, how are you able to sends from the address?
I believe that you are storing the private keys, but in the encrypted form using the password as key to decrypt. If not then how does this work?

Also, is it possible to send funds from an address on your site if I know the password, but using a different API key?

I don't want to get too much in detail in order to keep our systems safe. We are making use of Keystores. Also, there are multiple layers of security as there are different checks on different servers making sure the user does actually have the right to send funds from an address. It is not possible to send funds if the API Key is incorrect.

[bitblade]

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[KryptoKings]

You charge a monthly fee for using your services, this is besides Ethereum network fee for sending transactions. That makes it more expensive even for airdrop distribution.
There are already few apps offering same services and I don't see any difference in yours

[bitblade]

You charge a monthly fee for using your services, this is besides Ethereum network fee for sending transactions. That makes it more expensive even for airdrop distribution.
There are already few apps offering same services and I don't see any difference in yours

Hello KryptoKings,
thanks for your message and especially your feedback.

1. We decided to charge a monthly fee instead of a percentual fee to allow big transactions without high fees. The feedback of our users shows the pricing is working good and not to expensive. We hope with the release of Ethereum 2.0 the network fees will decrease a lot and make transactions cheaper at all.
2. Airdrop distribution is just one use case. Most users are using our service to power exchanges, specific blockchain projects and even ICOs.
3. Back in 2019, we didn't had any competitors which allowed to work with ANY ERC20 token. And if they did, they required high listing fees of up to 10k dollars, which we don't. Also, our service is way easier to use. The goal is to create a bridge between web and blockchain, which can be used by every developer, no matter if he has knowledge of Ethereum and the way it works. Still, if you have feedback for us on what we can improve, we would really appreciate that.