Bitcoin wallet 64 bit
Web Wallet, when we heard wallet our brain directly gave us picture of leather wallet in our jeans pocket or in coat. But when we say ” Web Wallet ” some people will think about Bank Account or May be Paypal. Some how that is correct as Paypal is also doing same thing what Web Wallet is doing.
Web Wallet is actually designed to hold bitcoin earning and transactions. As we know Bitcoin is rare and limited, Also bitcoin is anonymous and encrypted. So what if we loose our installed Wallet ? yes true if we loose our Installed Wallet from our laptop or PC and if we have no backup that will no more can get back. And the amount of bitcoin which was in Wallet will also disappear forever and will not get retrieved. Due to these all problems some services started providing Web Wallet with passwords and layers of protection ( i.e mobile confirmation security etc ). They are taking responsibility of all the wallets provided by them to get backups properly so that if ever they got crashed there customers will not get into trouble.
For providing these wallets they are taking some how fees for it. I am here providing u some good and mostly used web wallets services :-
1. Coinbase.com :- A service which provided online bitcoin wallet. You can created many addresses under one account and can manage them. Easy to use and hardly noticed downtime. Also have affiliate system so that u can earn by referring other users. They have merchant tools and API keys so that Merchants can integrate bitcoin payment system to there online applications. For updating there users they have set a blog which announced all kind of recent updates and news.
2. Strongcoin.com :- A service which provides secured encrypted/decrypted and password protected online bitcoin wallet. Strongcoin have no wide features like what coinbase have but for receiving and sending bitcoin it is sufficient and secured. Also they are providing Paper Backup as PDF for your Bitcoin Address so that its remain safe even if you are offline and no misuse happen.
