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March 27, 2014, 12:55:36 AM
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I want to accept bitcoins from my customers.
I have a coinbase online wallet.
The only (and the most crucial) problem I faced is that I didn't knew who sent me bitcoins to which wallet.
I tried creating a single address for a client but coinbase only tells that I have received bitcoins but won't tell me via which address. [Plus I cannot get the address of the clients as many of them can make payment for a single service]

How you guys do your payments? Attaching a note, giving blockchain infos won't do with my clients.
Please suggest me to solve this. Or suggest an online wallet where I can have single account with multiple address and know payment of how much was made to which address and when.
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March 27, 2014, 01:56:31 AM
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i think blockchain does something where you can send payments to individual wallets. is this what ur looking for? or are you looking for a way where customers can just click send and are done?

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March 27, 2014, 02:50:22 AM
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If you insist on an online wallet, use blockchain.info.  You can create a new address for every transaction and write yourself a note on the invoice of which address is for which transaciton.  Once the customer pays, you can consolidate the funds and archive the address.

A much better idea would be to use Electrum or MultiBit.
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March 27, 2014, 05:00:04 AM
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Thank you both of you. I haven't tried blockchain, I'll try if it does my job.
What I really want is a permanent address where anyone can deposite to get the specified job done any number of times.
I want to give my client an address where if deposited the required amount by anyone, his job would be done.
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March 27, 2014, 05:15:18 AM
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I think blockchain is your best option. It has option to export private keys and you can easily import the keys on multibit wallet incase something goes wrong with the blockchain website.

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March 27, 2014, 05:21:06 AM
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Check out bitpay, they are usually the leader
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March 27, 2014, 05:58:41 AM
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blockchain is definetely your choice. nice look, big functionality, reliable.

tired of identical bitcoin forks? try out BCN - no ASICs, no transaction tracking https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=512747.0
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March 27, 2014, 06:00:51 AM
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What I really want is a permanent address where anyone can deposite to get the specified job done any number of times.
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Using the message signing feature of Bitcoin-Qt can be a possible solution. It works like this:

1) A customer sends x coins from address AddrC to the merchant's address AddrM;

(Now the customer needs to prove that she did send the fund)

2) The merchant generates a unique token (can be a random string) and asks the customer to sign it with the private key to AddrC;
3) The customer signs the token and the merchant verifies it;

(Now the merchant knows who sent her the fund)

4) The merchant delivers her product or services.
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March 27, 2014, 09:22:11 AM
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Today there are a lot of different offer, but i think too that blockchain is best choice. Good reputation and famous.
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March 27, 2014, 11:52:24 AM
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You can use multibit. it very easy to install. It synchronize with network very fast.
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March 27, 2014, 02:03:32 PM
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I want to accept bitcoins from my customers.
I have a coinbase online wallet.
The only (and the most crucial) problem I faced is that I didn't knew who sent me bitcoins to which wallet.
I tried creating a single address for a client but coinbase only tells that I have received bitcoins but won't tell me via which address. [Plus I cannot get the address of the clients as many of them can make payment for a single service]

How you guys do your payments? Attaching a note, giving blockchain infos won't do with my clients.
Please suggest me to solve this. Or suggest an online wallet where I can have single account with multiple address and know payment of how much was made to which address and when.


can you accept other good altcoins, that will make your business have a large increasement.
if yes, pm me . thx.
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March 27, 2014, 02:21:36 PM
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My vote also goes to blockchain.info. You can create multiple addresses and give it your customers.
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March 27, 2014, 11:04:39 PM
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I want to accept bitcoins from my customers.
I have a coinbase online wallet.
The only (and the most crucial) problem I faced is that I didn't knew who sent me bitcoins to which wallet.
I tried creating a single address for a client but coinbase only tells that I have received bitcoins but won't tell me via which address. [Plus I cannot get the address of the clients as many of them can make payment for a single service]

How you guys do your payments? Attaching a note, giving blockchain infos won't do with my clients.
Please suggest me to solve this. Or suggest an online wallet where I can have single account with multiple address and know payment of how much was made to which address and when.

Thank you both of you. I haven't tried blockchain, I'll try if it does my job.
What I really want is a permanent address where anyone can deposite to get the specified job done any number of times.
I want to give my client an address where if deposited the required amount by anyone, his job would be done.

You can do all this with Coinbase.  The best way would be to use the Coinbase Merchant Services and put in a shopping cart.  However, if you are just using and/or want to just use a regular Coinbase wallet then:
  • Go to Account Settings
  • Click on Bitcoin Addresses
  • Click the "+ Create New Address" button
  • Click the "Details" button to the right of the new address
  • Enter your customers name in the "Label" field
  • Click the "Save Changes" button
  • Copy the bitcoin address and give it to the customer
  • Repeat the above steps for each customer that you want to have their own permanent payment address

You can also see the sending address for payments you have received:
  • Go to Send/Request
  • Click on the Transaction
  • Click on the "Advanced Details" link
  • Click on the partial address in the "Inputs" box

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