DexWallet

Bitcoin wallet

This is a FREE browser-based bitcoin wallet that allows you to send and receive bitcoins from any wallet on the bitcoin (core/BTC/XBT) blockchain.

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DexWallet Features

User Benefits

Easy to use.
It is completely FREE.
You control your own keys.
Browser-based, for mobile and desktop!
Compatible with bitcoin (core/BTC/XBT).
Create a DexWallet in seconds.
Use it to send and receive bitcoin.
Displays the current value in local currency.

DexCoin Services

* Custom Blockchain / Bitcoin Scripts

* Merchant Services (Coming soon)

* Online Bitcoin Store (Consignment)

* Blockchain Consulting Services

* Bitcoin / Blockchain Seminars

* Crypto Contests

* Coin Swap Tools

* Pricing and Arbitrage Alerts

* Reading materials

DexCoin Products

DexWallet 1.0

A FREE Browser-based Bitcoin Wallet

DexWallet 1.0 MultiCoin

A FREE Browser-based
Bitcoin & Litecoin Wallet

DexWallet 2.0

A wallet that enables people to buy, sell, and hold, other types of assets
(eg. a seat at a sporting event)
Coming soon.

White Paper: The Ogawa Escrow

This white paper describes a unique implementation of an escrow transaction using only native, standard, bitcoin functions. Coming soon.

Bitcoin Rate Monitor

This small window shows the bitcoin exchange rates for some of the world's major exchanges and currencies.

Arbitrage Alerter

Be notified immediately, via email or SMS, when the spread between the rates at different exchanges is large enough for instant arbitrage trading.

FAQ

Q: What is bitcoin?

A: See bitcoin.org

Q: What is dexcoin.ca?

A: Dexcoin.ca is an offshoot company of Dexagon Inc. The Dexcoin brand is used to distinguish our bitcoin / blockchain products and services from the products and services delivered by Dexagon Inc.

Q: What are "digital assets"?

A: The term "Digital Asset" generally means anything that is "digital" in nature. For instance, other cryptocurrencies, a video, or a PDF document. Real-world assets can be made to act like digital assets, by assigning a digital signature to the real world asset, and then treating the digital signature as the "ownership" of that real world asset. Good examples of real world assets that can be assigned a digital signature for proving ownership include: a specific seat at a particular sporting event, a vote in a local election ...