Could you elaborate a little? I have never heard of Wallet32 or GreenAddress???I like playing around with mobile wallets, the ones i like in order are:
Wallet32
Mycelium
GreenAddress (Used to be better, now slow)
Both are SPV wallets right? Or is CoPay PC a full node???i never used bread wallet but it has a good reputation and a clean design.
personally i use Copay (PC) and Mycelium (Phone) at the moment.
i like it when i can switch between "bits" and "bitcoin".
it also has to have a fast start - Copay is pretty good and easy to use.
Copay is a SPV yes. quick installation and then "go".Both are SPV wallets right? Or is CoPay PC a full node???i never used bread wallet but it has a good reputation and a clean design.
personally i use Copay (PC) and Mycelium (Phone) at the moment.
i like it when i can switch between "bits" and "bitcoin".
it also has to have a fast start - Copay is pretty good and easy to use.
Hi ronnieb,Could you elaborate a little? I have never heard of Wallet32 or GreenAddress???I like playing around with mobile wallets, the ones i like in order are:
Wallet32
Mycelium
GreenAddress (Used to be better, now slow)
Ok, great!!! Good inputs. so Wallet32 is for desktops not mobles then... correct?Hi ronnieb,Could you elaborate a little? I have never heard of Wallet32 or GreenAddress???
Sure, Wallet32 comes from Bonsai Software Inc.
It is a hierarchical deterministic wallet that uses BIP-0032, i hope with updates.
Could have been one of the first HD wallets but not sure.
Some great features are,
* It allows you to use a new receiving address for every transaction.
* Show all receiving and change address in your wallet on one page with amounts for each visible.
* You can create separate accounts in the one wallet.
* Able to sweep private keys (cold storage) by QR code or private key.
Downside for a wallet.
* No 2fa available.
* Unable to sign addresses.
* Can take a long time to scan the blockchain if you haven't opened the app in awhile but I guess that to be expected.
Overall it was a good wallet when I was using it a lot and I loved it at the time.
I will update later with some info on green address for you.
Hope this helps
Nope, tell us more please!!Have you tried out CoinSpace Wallet http://coin.space?
Sorry i should have mentioned that.Ok, great!!! Good inputs. so Wallet32 is for desktops not mobles then... correct?Hi ronnieb,
Sure, Wallet32 comes from Bonsai Software Inc.
It is a hierarchical deterministic wallet that uses BIP-0032, i hope with updates.
Could have been one of the first HD wallets but not sure.
Some great features are,
* It allows you to use a new receiving address for every transaction.
* Show all receiving and change address in your wallet on one page with amounts for each visible.
* You can create separate accounts in the one wallet.
* Able to sweep private keys (cold storage) by QR code or private key.
Downside for a wallet.
* No 2fa available.
* Unable to sign addresses.
* Can take a long time to scan the blockchain if you haven't opened the app in awhile but I guess that to be expected.
Overall it was a good wallet when I was using it a lot and I loved it at the time.
I will update later with some info on green address for you.
Hope this helps
Coin.Space is the continuation and improvement on Hive Wallet. Adds new simpler UI and support for more iOS features like TouchID and Apple Watch.Nope, tell us more please!!Have you tried out CoinSpace Wallet http://coin.space?
Awesome!! Thanks for the post. Plus CoPay works on Windows phone... not sure how many other wallets work on windows.Copay for the win.
It's fast and elegant. Easy to use.
Three types of tx fees.
Option to send all funds. No bit-dust hell.
Multi-Sig.
Easy and elegant way to maintain multiple wallets.
Deterministic Wallets.
Password to open or transfer. Use fingerprint.
I tried Green-something wallet but it was difficult and crashed multiple times. Breadwallet seemed nice but Copay looks and works much better.
Tried the Blockchain app but it was slow and not straight-forward.
Can't remember all the ones but Copay is the only one I'm using (for my iPhone). There's a version for Desktop too which I didn't test as much. For Desktop/Android you have to take extra care since you don't know if you get virus/malware and steal your coins.
There is three import ways:Awesome!! Thanks for the post. Plus CoPay works on Windows phone... not sure how many other wallets work on windows.
Question. I was just talking with a friend who wanted to upload a private key (using Coinbase app) and the option was removed. Can you "importprivkey" with CoPay?
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