Thanks :) I just added it this morning. Now if only coinbase payment callbacks w...

nym · on April 23, 2013

Cups and Cakes Bakery uses BitPay.com- check out our video of it in action. Payments are verified in about 30s-1m

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCYE4V6C8a8

Also, Kai Ryssdal did a segment on us! marketplace.org/topics/business/cupcakes-meet-bitcoins

rikarends · on April 23, 2013

All i really need is a wallet API where you can create a receive address, and get a callback when something arrived. Everything else is just fluff :)

sachingulaya · on April 24, 2013

http://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api

Blockchain.info has some really nifty(and free) API methods.

When a payment is received blockchain.info will notify the http URL specified in [Account Settings]. The parameters will be supplied in a http GET request. The callback url is limited to 255 characters in length.

Parameters value The value of the payment received in satoshi (not including fees). Divide by 100000000 to get the value in BTC. transaction_hash The transaction hash. input_address The bitcoin address that received the transaction. confirmations The number of confirmations of this transaction. {Custom Parameters} Any parameters included in the callback URL will be past back to the callback URL in the notification.

rikarends · on April 24, 2013

ah nice thats exactly what i need.

apaprocki · on April 23, 2013

You can run the canonical bitcoind app in JSON RPC mode and it is your wallet and gives you the API. You don't need to use an external service.

rikarends · on April 24, 2013

Yeah unfortunately i need to pay for a special VM just for the wallet that way. That and the JSON RPC api didn't look all that simple. In a way coinbase does exactly what i need, except its callbacks don't work. It would be nice to be able to fire up a super secure wallet VM with a locked down webservice api for adding receive addresses and getting callbacks, and having a 2 factor 'withdraw' function.