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Old 04-18-2013, 02:44 PM  
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Originally Posted by NYMD View Post
Assuming you have only one site and one subscription type... You host a page that takes sign up submissions and generates an invoice to a bitcoin processor like bitpay or coinbase. The invoice that they generate looks like this:

bitpay-dot-com/invoice?id=nOGLY_LjFKyQWt7RO12DmONjJhB4BcZavkr9Sao qziU=

The person pays it.

When the transaction is complete, the processor posts back the invoice information to you telling you it was a confirmed sale. That is where a script you writes receives the postback, generates a u/p and sends it to the new member.

You'll need a system that tracks the invoice that is generated as well as the email the person uses to sign up. You are responsible for the user management and expiry. And I guess the crux of your question is that it isn't done in realtime -- there is a delay as the person pays the bitcoin invoice and you receive confirmation it is complete.
Thanks, but I'm still a bit confused... I assume the confirmation of the sale will come via an email, no?

Wouldn't that still require you to manually address the email, even if you can dump it into a script to generate the un/pw?

I'm clearly not a coder, so sorry again if these questions are pedestrian, but if a person wants to join while you are away from your computer, how would you be granting access in realtime?

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