A bank friendly wallet - i found it!

[LiteCoinGuy]

great program. i use it daily now!

[rogerver]

Available free here: https://tools.bitcoin.com/paperwallet/

[Ishotas]

Where do I input my tax payer number? Oh wait ....

[bitkilo]

What is the " Blockchain Account Pin Code"
Is that really the private key?

[rogerver]

What is the " Blockchain Account Pin Code"
Is that really the private key?

Yes, it is just the private key.

[creationlayer]

Oh it would be fun to submit different templates for this. I will have to look at the github!

I think my late christmas buying streak will continue, but with a printer and some bits, and can spread the love.

I'll resist the urge to check the balance on that sir, folks don't forget to blur your undesirables.

[rogerver]

For those that don't know, the signature at the bottom is Satoshi Nakamoto in Japanese.

[LiteCoinGuy]

For those that don't know, the signature at the bottom is Satoshi Nakamoto in Japanese.

i guess nobody except you knew this

your Japanese is quite good, i saw the docu.

[GaryDavisIRL]

These are very cool, perfect for Christmas gifts and great for introducing people to Bitcoin. You could install Mycelium on their phone and import the private key for them so they can use their funds immediately without issue, and by presenting them with the 'certificate' they have a tangible asset they can hold in their hands. I find that actually holding something that represents their funds seems to help non-bitcoiners get a grasp on the fact that this is actual currency.

Perhaps think of keeping a copy of the public address and top up their wallet a couple of days later so they get a sense of just how amazing Bitcoin and the technology behind it actually is! And check they still have their wallet before topping it up again for their birthday, of course!

[kingcolex]

Funny but I do like it, oddly I am sure there would be plenty of people who think this is much more valuable than some bitcoin.