Trouble with Coinb.in Wallet

[bitcoinermatt]

I have been using Coinb.in and I just tried doing a withdraw with my segwit adress and i can't, i get the following error:

https://imgur.com/a/3VvQTv6

I don't get it.

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[figmentofmyass]

I have been using Coinb.in and I just tried doing a withdraw with my segwit adress and i can't, i get the following error:

https://imgur.com/a/3VvQTv6

I don't get it.

i can't duplicate the error myself. i'm also not sure exactly what it says in the amount field in your screenshot. the NaN makes me wonder if it's a format or character type issue.

you might browse their guide, although i don't see reference to that specific error.

[cytpoway121]

I have been using Coinb.in and I just tried doing a withdraw with my segwit adress and i can't, i get the following error:

https://imgur.com/a/3VvQTv6

I don't get it.

If after going through coinb.in guide and you still do not work it out. I think you can import the private keys there to another bitcoin wallet perhaps imtoken 2, and then try to make a withdrawal from there.

You can also restart your mobile devices perhaps it's just a cache or cookie error

[adzino]

I have been using Coinb.in and I just tried doing a withdraw with my segwit adress and i can't, i get the following error:

https://imgur.com/a/3VvQTv6

I don't get it.

i can't duplicate the error myself. i'm also not sure exactly what it says in the amount field in your screenshot. the NaN makes me wonder if it's a format or character type issue.

you might browse their guide, although i don't see reference to that specific error.

Yeah the NaN does make it look like a formatting error.

Bitcoinermatt, are you copy pasting your total balance? Have you tried manually inputting the withdrawal amount? If not try that  after refreshing the page.
If the problem still exists, try doing a hard refresh (hold ctrl and then click the reload button or hold ctrl and press f5).
Make sure you have enough btc to cover the transaction fee.

[nc50lc]

Are you sure that it's coinb.in?
Because your screenshot looks like something else:

-Cropped-

The UI looks the same, but the URL and Logo aren't.

The good thing is: The balance is still unspent: 38qLXtFBzxjWxciytVG21yRq4piWb1oDfA

[Potato Chips]

Seeing how similar they are, pretty sure it's a phishing site and even if it's not, there's no reason to trust an obscure copy-pasta wallet that is just using a free domain and hosting. It could also be that they're trying to fool both kinds of people who does know coinb.in and doesn't as it could pose as a standalone wallet for people who aren't aware of coinb.in existence and do little to no BG checks.

Transfer your funds to a new wallet as soon as possible using the real site. Do you remember yourself generating the address there? Well, if it doesn't work you can try sweeping them in a supported wallet (how to guide using electrum), see if the keys are valid and does correspond to your address.

[OmegaStarScream]

I don't think it's a phishing site....

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5240477.msg54221198#msg54221198

Seller's email: matmat992@outlook.com
OP's name: BitcoinerMatt



OP probably forked Coinbin to sell it, but since he couldn't get it to work properly, he decided to make another account and ask about it.

[BitMaxz]

No, it's me who used the source code to make my own "coinbin"

I think the issue is under your server hosting 000webhost have limitation I tried their free service and use their free domain I can't even install a new plugin with Wordpress and always getting errors.

So I think the issue you get above is from the server where you hosted the copy of Coinb.in.

Try to host it on different hosting sites.
If you want free you can try the free trial on AWS or Google cloud but it requires debit/credit card if you have one you can take their free service for 1 year.

[nc50lc]

I have been using Coinb.in and I just tried doing a withdraw with my segwit adress and i can't, i get the following error:

No, its me who used the source code to make my own "coinbin"

I've checked the source of your own coinb.in and confirmed that all the necessary javascript are there, but you seem to have removed the whole "Donation" element.
That small edit had impacted the code for the transaction generation.

I have also successfully reproduced the issue by removing the same element.
And solved the issue by just hiding the element instead of removing it:

Just add this in the element of that donation amount:

Code:

style="visibility:hidden"

Then edit the default value to "0".
If you wan't to totally disable it, tinker with the the javascript(s), it's your site.

[TryNinja]

Do the above, or instead, you can just edit the js/coinbin.js file, which sounds better.

CTRL+F and look for this part of the code:

Code:

var total = (devamount.val()*1) + (txfee.val()*1);

Edit it to:

Code:

var total = (txfee.val()*1);

Optionally, if you want to avoid any other JS errors and make the code cleaner, also remove this part:

Code:

var devamount = $("#developerDonation");

if((!isNaN(devamount.val())) && devamount.val()>=0){
  $(devamount).parent().removeClass('has-error');
} else {
  $(devamount).parent().addClass('has-error')
}