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The private key must also be backed up and protected from accidental loss, since if lost it cannot be recovered and the funds secured by it are forever lost too. The first and most important step in generating keys is to find a secure source of entropy, or randomness.

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The exact method you use to pick that number does not matter as long as it Is not predictable or repeatable. Usually, the OS random number generator is initialized by a human source of randomness, which is why you may be asked to wiggle your mouse around for a few seconds.

For the truly paranoid, nothing beats dice, pencil and paper. All Bitcoin private keys is simply an integer between number 1 and or HEX: from 1 to 0xfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffebaaedce6af48a03bbfd25e8cd We just generate a range of these integers in sequence, divide into pages and show on each page.

We can't store it and we have not saved database, because it should be biggest base on the world. All private keys.

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May be your address is compromised? Private and Public Keys A bitcoin wallet contains a collection of key pairs, each consisting of a private key and a public key. Private Keys A private key is simply a number, picked at random.

Generating a private key from a random number The first and most important step in generating keys is to find a secure source of entropy, or randomness. The merchant computer system stores the reference code as reference code within its accounting system and associates the reference code with the particular order shown in the shopping cart. The merchant computer system also creates a URL The first host computer system 14 creates a URL that includes a reference code The reference code and the reference code are the same.

The merchant computer system at redirects the browser FIG. The browser is then redirected to the URL of the first host computer system The landing page, iFrame or modal window presents checkout options to the customer, including to pay with the customer wallet if one exists, to pay with bitcoin using an external account, or to create a wallet at the first host computer system 14 for purposes of completing the purchase.

In a different embodiment, instead of being automatically redirected by the merchant computer system to the first computer system 14 , the customer may be redirected to a different page at the merchant computer system , which will then contain a link for the customer to navigate to the landing page, iFrame or modal window When the browser of the customer computer system downloads the landing page, iFrame or modal window , the first host computer system 14 automatically generates a bitcoin address specifically for the customer's order within the merchant wallet The graph illustrates a fluctuating bitcoin to dollar exchange rate.

In the present example, the exchange rate at minute 0 is used at to calculate the exchange rate. The price of 0. The customer may not wish to immediately send the bitcoin, but may do so at any time before the price resets at minute 10 and the exchange rate remains locked in and the bitcoin price thus remains unchanged at 0. An option is displayed to the customer to send the bitcoin together with the price in bitcoin at minute 0.

When the customer selects the option to send the bitcoin, the customer computer system transmits a send instruction to the first host computer system The first host computer system 14 receives and at detects the send instruction. The customer may for example request to send bitcoin from the customer wallet or via another path as hereinbefore described. The first host computer system 14 responds to the send instruction to transmit an order status message that includes the reference code for the transaction to the merchant computer system The merchant computer system receives the reference code as reference code The merchant computer system then matches the reference code to the reference code within its accounting system and marks the transaction as complete.

In the present example, the send instruction is processed at minute 6. The exchange rate has in the present example changed between minute 0 and minute 6.

Should the bitcoin price of 0. The difference between the original price at minute 0 and minute 6 represents either a loss or a gain for the first host computer system The loss and gain is used to calculate bitcoin replacement costs on a periodic basis.

In the present example the first computer system 14 responds to the send instruction received at to transmit 0. When the bitcoin reaches the bitcoin address , the first host computer system 14 , at , immediately purchases the bitcoin from the merchant wallet , resulting in a transfer of the bitcoin from the merchant wallet to the host wallet The first host computer system 14 purchases the bitcoin at the exchange rate locked in at minute 0. Periodically, for example daily, the first host computer system 14 calculates the total amount of bitcoin sold by the merchant wallet that day at the locked in prices.

The first host computer system 14 has a bank transfer module that, at , transmits a payment instruction to a bank for the first host computer system The bank for the first host computer system 14 communicates with a bank of the merchant computer system Such communication, at , results in transfer of funds from a host bank account to a merchant bank account In the present example, the customer uses their customer wallet to transfer funds in the form of bitcoin from the customer wallet to the merchant wallet and the funds are then transferred in the form of bitcoin from the merchant wallet to the host wallet In another embodiment, the merchant wallet can be bypassed such that the customer transfers funds in the form of bitcoin from the customer wallet directly into the host wallet In either embodiment the funds that are received by the host wallet are used as a basis for calculating the amount of money in local currency that is transferred by the bank transfer module , minus a fee that is held back by the first host computer system 14 for purposes of processing the transaction.

Referring again to FIG. The currency converter is responsible for receiving and maintaining exchange rate for bitcoin to local currency and for calculating the bitcoin price based on the local currency price and the exchange rate at any particular moment in time. The transaction processor is responsible for transferring funds in the form of bitcoin or local currency from one wallet or bank account to another.

In the embodiment above, the exchange rate is locked in when the customer accesses the landing page, iFrame or modal window and is locked for ten minutes. Selection of the button by the customer results from the process described above wherein the customer is directed to the landing page, iFrame or modal window When the user hits the landing page the exchange rate is locked. Another embodiment is used in white-label solutions. In these instances, the user is not directed away from the merchant domain to a landing page such as the landing page, frame or modal window to complete payment.

Instead, the checkout information that would have otherwise shown on the landing page is displayed inside the merchant's browser checkout tool. The merchant then displays the checkout information to the user—i. At , the user already has an account that the user can log into using a website. The account has a first email electronic communication address.

The first email address may be john. The account also has a phone number associated therewith and one or more wallets as herein before described. The website provides the user with a link to create a vault. At , the user is provided an option to create an individual vault or a group vault. In an individual vault the user will be required to respond to two emails in order to transfer bitcoin out of the vault. In a group vault multiple users are required to respond to emails in order for the user of the account represented at to transfer the bitcoin out of the vault.

The user may, at , select an individual vault. At , an interface of the website is presented with a field for the user to enter a second email address. The second email address may for example be john. The user enters the second email address and selects a button to transmit the second email address from their device to the first host computer system When the first host computer system 14 receives the second email address, the first host computer system 14 , at , transmits a confirmation email with a confirmation link to the second email address.

The purpose of the email that is transmitted at is to confirm the second email address. At , the first host computer system 14 waits for the confirmation. The first host computer system 14 does not proceed to create a vault if the confirmation is not received. At , the user selects the confirmation link, which causes transmission of the confirmation from the device of the user to the first host computer system When the first host computer system 14 receives the confirmation, the first host computer system 14 proceeds at to register a vault within the same account shown at The vault includes the first and second email addresses.

The vault also includes the phone number of the account.

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At , the first host computer system 14 updates the interface of the website to provide a summary. The summary indicates that, in order to transfer bitcoin out of the vault, emails will be sent to the first and second email addresses, and the summary includes the phone number associated with the vault and that the bitcoin will not be transferred out of the vault for a period of 48 hours. The vault looks like a wallet, but has a security feature that limits transfer of bitcoin out of the vault. The user may, at , select a group vault. At , the first host computer system 14 provides the user with an option whether 2 out of 3 confirmations are required or 3 out of 5 confirmations are required.

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If the user selects that 2 out of 3 confirmations are required, then the user is required to enter two email addresses in addition to their own email address shown in the account at If the user selects that 3 out of 5 confirmations are required, then the user is required to enter four email addresses in addition to their email address shown in the account at At , the interface of the website is updated to request the additional email addresses from the user. The interface typically includes fields for the user to enter the additional email addresses. At , the first host computer system 14 makes a determination whether all the additional email addresses are associated with other accounts within the first host computer system If all the additional email addresses are associated with other accounts, then the first host computer system 14 proceeds at to update the account represented at with a vault that includes the first email address, the additional email addresses and the phone number associated therewith.

If one or more of the additional email addresses are not associated with any accounts within the first host computer system 14 , then the first host computer system 14 , at , transmits an email to the additional email address that is not associated with an account to create an account. A user receiving the email transmitted at can proceed at to create an account with the second email address associated with the account.

Only after all the additional email addresses are associated with accounts does the first host computer system 14 , at , proceed to register a vault. The first host computer system 14 then at provides a summary through the interface of the website. The summary shows that in order to transfer bitcoin, emails will be sent to and confirmations will be required from the first email address and the minimum of the additional email addresses.