A free merchant-script without bitcoind?

[oxxx]

Hi!
Such a question: Is there in nature a free bitcoin merchant script that works without the use bitcoind?
Ie does not require additional work on the server?
Google didn't help.

[mintodev]

Are you serious?

How come there will be bitcoin merchant script without bitcoind? How do you think addresses will be generated from?

[oxxx]

IMHO: Not for everyone needs a new address for each new transaction.

[mintodev]

IMHO: Not for everyone needs a new address for each new transaction.

If they are a merchant, then they will definetly create a new address for each transaction to track orders.

[softron]

Try api

[Initscri]

Late Response:

But you can try the Blockchain api https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api

[oxxx]

I want realise it by the approximate time of the transaction, the buyer's wallet (entered in the form), and the amount of the purchase.
It will be harder in work, but easier to install.

[loewen.brad]

im pretty sure bitpay is about as close to what you're trying to do as it will ever get.

[sudobad]

Late Response:

But you can try the Blockchain api https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api

Ding ding ding!

[gweedo]

Are you serious?

How come there will be bitcoin merchant script without bitcoind? How do you think addresses will be generated from?

Master public key can always be used.

Late Response:

But you can try the Blockchain api https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api

Ding ding ding!

You can always check out my site, https://apicoin.io a lot more secure (we don't hold any user funds) and robust and we promote the use of cold storage/disconnect rather than a wallet stored on a server.

[oxxx]

gweedo,
Thanks for the specification, and for the suggestion!
My idea: Working merchant script receives confirmation through at least 2 services similar to yours.
I'll let you know if I'll decide use it!

[dewdeded]

Here you go, my OP:

http://bitfreak.info/index.php?page=tools&t=bitsci

[oxxx]

"you need the blockchain"
Ikinoki, yes, or an analogical service.

dewdeded,
your post - its very good news for my
I will study your proceedings!