* Backup your URL/password. It is the only way to access your wallet!
* Do not send from this address to the same address (wastes money)
* Sending includes a small transaction fee to Bitcoin Miners
* Do not lose the URL and your password - this is the only access you have!
* We do not store any of your information! Lost URL/passwords are GONE!
* Protect this wallet like you would protect a "real" wallet
* Do not share this URL/password with anyone
* Backup your URL/password. It is the only way to access your wallet! (2)
* Transactions could take between 10 minutes and an hour to confirm
* Transactions must have at least 6 confirmations before funds are available
* Do not store more than a small amount of money in this account
* Investing in Bitcoins is risky. Do not keep too much money here.
* Use other websites to keep track of the Bitcoin exchange rate
* Use other websites for learning about Bitcoin as well!
* Technical support: 1-877-DEXAGON
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password. Do not share this URL or your password with ANYONE.
* Use this to get familiar with Bitcoin
* Use this as your primary wallet
* Use this to provide anonymity
* Use this to send and receive Bitcoin with anyone, anywhere
* Use this to show others how Bitcoin works
* Use this to learn about Bitcoin
* Use this to transact business
* Use this to add another layer or anonymity: use and discard your wallet
* Use this to receive value for goods & services you provide
* Use this to pay for goods & services you purchase
* Use this as a disposable wallet. Create the wallet, receive bitcoin, send received bitcoin to another address, dispose of the first wallet.
* You can send and receive from ANY bitcoin (core/BTC/XBT) wallet
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password. Do not share this URL or your password with ANYONE.
* Works inside almost any browser, on desktop and mobile
* Mobile version includes camera operations for QR Codes
* Mobile and Desktop use same Bitcoin address: one wallet 2 locations
* You can send [ALL] your Bitcoins in a single transactions (less fees)
* You can export your single Bitcoin address to move it to another wallet
* You can print out all of your transaction for a historical printout
* You are completely in control of your public and private keys
* You can receive bitcoins even if you are not online
* Transactions are published directly to the real core/BTC/XBT Blockchain
* Your transaction(s) may take between 10 minutes and an hour to confirm
* You can check your transactions using any blockchain exploring tool
* You can use a standard transaction fee, or set a custom fee (advanced)
* Higher transaction fee might make your transaction confirm faster
* Completely anonymous. No information about you is requested or stored!
* Wallets can be created at any time, and used forever.
* Wallets can also be created, used, and then discarded.
* This wallet works for core/BTC/XBT only. Not BCC, BCH, ETH, or any other altcoins.
* Cross-platform browser-based wallet: works on all browsers and all OSes
* You can display your balance in a number of different world currencies
* You can create a payment request ("invoice") to request money from others
* Your bitcoin wallet is available securely anywhere on the Internet
* Send money to anyone with a Bitcoin wallet, anywhere in the world
* Transaction fees are fixed-rate, not based on the transaction amount
* No information is stored on our servers. Nothing to steal or hack!
* Use this to send money anywhere in the world ("remittance")
* Use this to add another layer or anonymity: use and discard your wallet
* Use this like a public mailbox: Anyone can "drop" money into your
mailbox (ie. you receive bitcoins), but only you can take money out
(ie. you send bitcoins)
* Backing up your URL and password is easy. Do it now.
* DexWallet uses a single Bitcoin address. Other wallets might use
multiple bitcoin addresses. Why is this important? By using a
single Bitcoin address, you can easily understand how bitcoin values
are transferred from one user to another. However, this is may lead to
a loss of anonymity. By using multiple Bitcoin addresses, you can
effectively mask your true identity, and achieve a level of anonymity.
You can still use DexWallet to mask your identity by using multiple
DexWallet instances (each with their own unique URL and password), and
you can move money from one DexWallet to another.
* DexWallet is available to you through any browser, so you can send and
receive bitcoins anywhere at any time. Be careful if you are using a
public computer, as it could be a compromised computer, and someone
could steal your bitcoins. If you use a public computer, you should
completely wipe the browser history after you are done with your
bitcoin transactions.
* For information about bitcoin itself, go to: http://bitcoin.org
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password. Do not share this URL or your password with ANYONE.
Sending is easy! You can send bitcoin to anyone, anywhere!
To send bitcoin, all you need is a receiving address and the amount that you want to send. (There are two optional items that you can add to the transaction, but you probably don't need them!)
1. Receiving Address [Required]
This is the bitcoin address for the bitcoins that you send. This is the "payee" or "receiver", which goes in the "Receiving Address" field under the [SEND] button. You must get the correct "receiver address" from the intended receiver, as it is not something that can easily be typed into a small field (even on a desktop!) You can send money to *ANY* bitcoin (core/BTC/XBT) wallet.
You can get this address from the receiver in a few different ways:
* For the desktop version: You can use a cut-and-paste technique. For example, the receiver can send you their receiving address in an email, a text message, on a website, etc).
* For the mobile version: You can use the same cut-and-paste approach, or you can use the camera on your smartphone and the receiver's QR code (which could be on paper, in an email, on a website, etc.) The camera can be accessed by using the small camera icon to the left of the "receiving address" field.
2. Amount [Required]
This is the amount of bitcoin that you wish to send. When you type numbers into this field, you are automatically shown the equivalent in either bitcoin or your currency of choice, depending on the setting of the currency button (just to the left of the input area. ) The amount of bitcoin that you send is exactly what the receiver will receive. The transaction fee is added on top of your specified amount, so you can't actually send the precise total amount in your wallet. (You can send most of it, less the transaction fee, to empty out your wallet.)
3 Comment [Optional]
You can include up to 37 characters in the transaction which will be stored on the blockchain forever, with an immutable date&time stamp. Do not put any passwords and or anything in this comment that should remain secure, because it can be seen by anyone! You can use this to "document" your transaction. In the future, you can use this to prove that this transaction happened on that specific date and time. Note that the transaction fee is based on the number of characters in the transaction, so adding text here increases the number of characters, and therefore the fees, for this transaction. The comment field has a limited character set: you can only use letters, numbers, and the following punctuation: ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) [ ] | ; : ? . , ~
You cannot use any slashes, angle brackets, single or double quotes, or other symbols.
Important: Although this information is stored on the blockchain, it might be hard to find again later due to the size of the blockchain. If you want to be able to find this transaction (and its comment) again, you should create a mechanism of storing your transactions, such as a flat text file. Alternatively, you can always use the DexWallet to find your transactions. However, the DexWallet doesn't show the comments that are associated with any transaction.
4 Fee (in satoshis per byte) [Optional]
The transaction fee is used to pay for the resources to validate your transaction. It is the payment that the miners take for validating your trasaction mathematically. These miners are also the keepers of database copies. There are more than 6,000 mining servers at this time.
The transaction fee, also called the "mining fee" is calculated automatically, and is based on the number of charcters in the transaction (and a few other factors). DexWallet always recommends a fee that is based on the current parameters of the blockchain network.
There are FOUR levels of fees: default, normal, half hour, and one hour. The default fee should be used unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing. Higher fees will generally get your transaction confirmed faster, but at a cost. Lower fees may slow down your transaction, but it will save you some money. If you don't understand this, just use the default fee, which could take up to an hour before your transaction is confirmed. (NOTE: The fees flcutuate partially due to the traffic on the Bitcoin network, so higher fees will prioritize your transactions. Most of the time, this is not necessary.)
5 Confirm
Once these fields have been completed, you can CONFIRM your transaction to the bitcoin blockchain. You will be given some transaction info and presented with a "confirm" dialogue box before the transaction is handed over to the bitcoin network.
Once the transaction has been broadcasted on the bitcoin network, you can follow its progress using any blockchain transaction browser by clicking on the transaction ID in your DexWallet history listing.
To send bitcoin, all you need is a receiving address and the amount that you want to send. (There are two optional items that you can add to the transaction, but you probably don't need them!)
1. Receiving Address [Required]
This is the bitcoin address for the bitcoins that you send. This is the "payee" or "receiver", which goes in the "Receiving Address" field under the [SEND] button. You must get the correct "receiver address" from the intended receiver, as it is not something that can easily be typed into a small field (even on a desktop!) You can send money to *ANY* bitcoin (core/BTC/XBT) wallet.
You can get this address from the receiver in a few different ways:
* For the desktop version: You can use a cut-and-paste technique. For example, the receiver can send you their receiving address in an email, a text message, on a website, etc).
* For the mobile version: You can use the same cut-and-paste approach, or you can use the camera on your smartphone and the receiver's QR code (which could be on paper, in an email, on a website, etc.) The camera can be accessed by using the small camera icon to the left of the "receiving address" field.
2. Amount [Required]
This is the amount of bitcoin that you wish to send. When you type numbers into this field, you are automatically shown the equivalent in either bitcoin or your currency of choice, depending on the setting of the currency button (just to the left of the input area. ) The amount of bitcoin that you send is exactly what the receiver will receive. The transaction fee is added on top of your specified amount, so you can't actually send the precise total amount in your wallet. (You can send most of it, less the transaction fee, to empty out your wallet.)
3 Comment [Optional]
You can include up to 37 characters in the transaction which will be stored on the blockchain forever, with an immutable date&time stamp. Do not put any passwords and or anything in this comment that should remain secure, because it can be seen by anyone! You can use this to "document" your transaction. In the future, you can use this to prove that this transaction happened on that specific date and time. Note that the transaction fee is based on the number of characters in the transaction, so adding text here increases the number of characters, and therefore the fees, for this transaction. The comment field has a limited character set: you can only use letters, numbers, and the following punctuation: ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) [ ] | ; : ? . , ~
You cannot use any slashes, angle brackets, single or double quotes, or other symbols.
Important: Although this information is stored on the blockchain, it might be hard to find again later due to the size of the blockchain. If you want to be able to find this transaction (and its comment) again, you should create a mechanism of storing your transactions, such as a flat text file. Alternatively, you can always use the DexWallet to find your transactions. However, the DexWallet doesn't show the comments that are associated with any transaction.
4 Fee (in satoshis per byte) [Optional]
The transaction fee is used to pay for the resources to validate your transaction. It is the payment that the miners take for validating your trasaction mathematically. These miners are also the keepers of database copies. There are more than 6,000 mining servers at this time.
The transaction fee, also called the "mining fee" is calculated automatically, and is based on the number of charcters in the transaction (and a few other factors). DexWallet always recommends a fee that is based on the current parameters of the blockchain network.
There are FOUR levels of fees: default, normal, half hour, and one hour. The default fee should be used unless you know EXACTLY what you are doing. Higher fees will generally get your transaction confirmed faster, but at a cost. Lower fees may slow down your transaction, but it will save you some money. If you don't understand this, just use the default fee, which could take up to an hour before your transaction is confirmed. (NOTE: The fees flcutuate partially due to the traffic on the Bitcoin network, so higher fees will prioritize your transactions. Most of the time, this is not necessary.)
5 Confirm
Once these fields have been completed, you can CONFIRM your transaction to the bitcoin blockchain. You will be given some transaction info and presented with a "confirm" dialogue box before the transaction is handed over to the bitcoin network.
Once the transaction has been broadcasted on the bitcoin network, you can follow its progress using any blockchain transaction browser by clicking on the transaction ID in your DexWallet history listing.
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password. Do not share this URL or your password with ANYONE.
Receiving money is easy!
You do not have to be logged into your wallet to receive money. Like a bank account, anyone can put money into your bitcoin account at any time, whether you are in the bank or not. Your bitcoin address is merely a drop box for bitcoin value.
You can receive bitcoin from *ANY* bitcoin (core/BTC/XBT) wallet.
In order to receive money, the sender needs to know your bitcoin address.You can send this to them in a number of different ways. For instance, you could use a cut-and-paste operation to grab your bitcoin address from DexWallet, and then paste it into a text message, or into an email, for the sender to use to target their payment to you. If the sender and the receiver are actually in the same room (or visually linked through a video call like Skype), you can simply show the sender your QR Code and they can use the camera on their wallet to send the money to you. To reveal the QR code, use the button.
The receive function in the DexWallet adds one more feature. You can "request" a specific amount of money (in bitcoin) from the sender by using the DexWallet to create a QR Code with your receiving address AND the amount of bitcoin in one single QR code. This makes the transaction work easier for the sender, because they will already have your address and the correct amount, and they won't have to type in anything! This is ideal for merchants who want to charge (ie. receive) a specific amount of bitocin from their customer(s).
You do not have to be logged into your wallet to receive money. Like a bank account, anyone can put money into your bitcoin account at any time, whether you are in the bank or not. Your bitcoin address is merely a drop box for bitcoin value.
You can receive bitcoin from *ANY* bitcoin (core/BTC/XBT) wallet.
In order to receive money, the sender needs to know your bitcoin address.You can send this to them in a number of different ways. For instance, you could use a cut-and-paste operation to grab your bitcoin address from DexWallet, and then paste it into a text message, or into an email, for the sender to use to target their payment to you. If the sender and the receiver are actually in the same room (or visually linked through a video call like Skype), you can simply show the sender your QR Code and they can use the camera on their wallet to send the money to you. To reveal the QR code, use the button.
The receive function in the DexWallet adds one more feature. You can "request" a specific amount of money (in bitcoin) from the sender by using the DexWallet to create a QR Code with your receiving address AND the amount of bitcoin in one single QR code. This makes the transaction work easier for the sender, because they will already have your address and the correct amount, and they won't have to type in anything! This is ideal for merchants who want to charge (ie. receive) a specific amount of bitocin from their customer(s).
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password. Do not share this URL or your password with ANYONE.
Tx:
An abbreviation for "transaction".
Receiving Address:
The target (ie. receiver) of the funds in any Tx.
Transaction Fee:
A fee required for the miners who validate transactions.
Miner:
A server that does the math behind the validation, as well as storing a complete history of the blockchain, complete with *ALL* bitcoin transaction, ever.
Retailer, Merchant:
Merchant who accepts bitcoin for goods or services.
User:
Someone who uses bitcoin to pay for goods & services.
Exchange Rate:
A number used to calculate the ratio of bitcoin to fiat money.
BTC/XBT:
They are same as Bitcoin.
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password. Do not share this URL or your password with ANYONE.
Q: If nothing is stored on a server, and there is no "user account",
how can I login to my wallet the second (and subsequent) times?
A: We have very carefully contructed the URL to include information about your wallet's bitcoin address (and other parameters). You must backup the URL and use it EVERY TIME you visit the DexWallet site.
Q: Does this mean that different URLs go to different bitcoin addresses?
A: YES! Further, it means that you can have as many DexWallets (or bitcoin addresses) as you wish! Create two different DexWallets and use them to send money to each other for practice. Or create a wallet for a specific use, and then, as soon as the money is received, send that money to a different wallet and then never use that first wallet again. Remember that every transaction uses a small transaction fee.
Q: I am storing my DexWallet URLs in my browser bookmarks. Is this OK?
A: This is not a good idea, for a number of reasons: First, if you have more than one DexWallet, you might get them confused. Second, if your browser or computer crashes, you may lose your bookmarks, and you will never be able to recover your bitcoin. Third, if other people use your computer, they might be able to gain access to your bitcoin wallet and spend your money. So, you can do this, but it should not be the only backup your have of your DexWallet URLs, and you should set a strong password on your DexWallet account.
Q: Can I use the desktop version *AND* the mobile version?
A: Yes! If you use the same URL, you will get to the same DexWallet on either (or both) devices. Since the bitcoin network is completely synchronized, anything you do on one version will be automatically included in all other versions. You can use your DexWallet URL in (almost) any browser on (almost) any device!
Q: I want to completely clear out my DexWallet address by sending all all of the bitcoin to another address. How do I know how much I can send and still leave enough bitcoin for the small transaction fee?
A: When you decide to send all of the bitcoin from your DexWallet, and you use the [SEND] button to create the transaction, you will be prompted with a [CONFIRM] dialogue box that shows you the details of your transaction. A few attempts will allow you to calculate the precise amount you can transfer while leaving the rest of the value for the transaction fee. A [SEND-ALL-BITCOIN] button has been suggested, so it might appear in a future revision of this software.
Q: Where can I find out more about bitcoin?
A: Start with http://bitcoin.org
Q: Who is DexCoin / Dexagon ?
A: Dexagon is Toronto-based technology and blockchain company. This is the first public blockchain project from Dexcoin.ca, and there are many more projects like this in development. Check out our other services at: http://dexagon.com
A: We have very carefully contructed the URL to include information about your wallet's bitcoin address (and other parameters). You must backup the URL and use it EVERY TIME you visit the DexWallet site.
Q: Does this mean that different URLs go to different bitcoin addresses?
A: YES! Further, it means that you can have as many DexWallets (or bitcoin addresses) as you wish! Create two different DexWallets and use them to send money to each other for practice. Or create a wallet for a specific use, and then, as soon as the money is received, send that money to a different wallet and then never use that first wallet again. Remember that every transaction uses a small transaction fee.
Q: I am storing my DexWallet URLs in my browser bookmarks. Is this OK?
A: This is not a good idea, for a number of reasons: First, if you have more than one DexWallet, you might get them confused. Second, if your browser or computer crashes, you may lose your bookmarks, and you will never be able to recover your bitcoin. Third, if other people use your computer, they might be able to gain access to your bitcoin wallet and spend your money. So, you can do this, but it should not be the only backup your have of your DexWallet URLs, and you should set a strong password on your DexWallet account.
Q: Can I use the desktop version *AND* the mobile version?
A: Yes! If you use the same URL, you will get to the same DexWallet on either (or both) devices. Since the bitcoin network is completely synchronized, anything you do on one version will be automatically included in all other versions. You can use your DexWallet URL in (almost) any browser on (almost) any device!
Q: I want to completely clear out my DexWallet address by sending all all of the bitcoin to another address. How do I know how much I can send and still leave enough bitcoin for the small transaction fee?
A: When you decide to send all of the bitcoin from your DexWallet, and you use the [SEND] button to create the transaction, you will be prompted with a [CONFIRM] dialogue box that shows you the details of your transaction. A few attempts will allow you to calculate the precise amount you can transfer while leaving the rest of the value for the transaction fee. A [SEND-ALL-BITCOIN] button has been suggested, so it might appear in a future revision of this software.
Q: Where can I find out more about bitcoin?
A: Start with http://bitcoin.org
Q: Who is DexCoin / Dexagon ?
A: Dexagon is Toronto-based technology and blockchain company. This is the first public blockchain project from Dexcoin.ca, and there are many more projects like this in development. Check out our other services at: http://dexagon.com
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password. Do not share this URL or your password with ANYONE.
You must backup your URL as well as your password . Together, they provide the security of your wallet. If you lose either one (or both), your bitcoin funds will be lost. Be sure to backup both of these items to retain access to your funds. (Backing up the QR code is also a good idea, which can be done with a print-screen or a normal print operation.)
Instructions:
1. Use the "settings" button at the top of the screen to access the settings menu, and select [BACKUP].
2. If you are on a desktop, you can use a screen-print function, or simply print the page to a printer. Store this in a very safe place. (Some people like to laminate this printout to make it more robust, but be careful where you take it to be laminated, because exposing this page to anyone could result in your bitcoins being stolen!)
3. If you are on a mobile device, you can use a screenshot. Be careful where you store this screenshot, and do not show it to anyone.
4. For even more protection, you can simply write down the words and the password, and disregard the QR code that is presented to you.
Instructions:
1. Use the "settings" button at the top of the screen to access the settings menu, and select [BACKUP].
2. If you are on a desktop, you can use a screen-print function, or simply print the page to a printer. Store this in a very safe place. (Some people like to laminate this printout to make it more robust, but be careful where you take it to be laminated, because exposing this page to anyone could result in your bitcoins being stolen!)
3. If you are on a mobile device, you can use a screenshot. Be careful where you store this screenshot, and do not show it to anyone.
4. For even more protection, you can simply write down the words and the password, and disregard the QR code that is presented to you.
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password. Do not share this URL or your password with ANYONE.
DexWallet v1.00
Released: 2017-10-20
Built by: Dexagon Inc.
Tech Support: 1-877-DEXAGON (877-339-2466)
Mon-Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm EST
Donations:1DHftDKiqMJLAjFb9U768G8T8rjaUN7Q6G
Released: 2017-10-20
Built by: Dexagon Inc.
Tech Support: 1-877-DEXAGON (877-339-2466)
Mon-Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm EST
Donations:1DHftDKiqMJLAjFb9U768G8T8rjaUN7Q6G
IMPORTANT: Keep track of your URLs, and passwords, as they represent your wallet. If you lose your URL(s) and/or your passwords, your bitcoin will be lost forever! Make sure you backup your URL and password. Do not share this URL or your password with ANYONE.
