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'Coin Pocket' Becomes First Bitcoin Wallet App on iOS After Policy Change

• artursapek 12y ago
  I downloaded it and sent 10 mBTC to it yesterday - seems to work pretty well. Unconfirmed transaction showed up soon after I sent it and later was reflected in the balance after several confirmations. The app is very rudimentary for now - sending/receiving/exporting keys is about all it does. Glad Apple turned around on this policy. I felt left out.
• nwh 12y ago
  That's sort of nonsense, CoinJar beat them to it.
• mrfusion 12y ago
  So is this a local wallet? My private key is stored on my phone and no where else?
  • enriquez 12y ago
    Yes, the private key is encrypted with your password and stored locally.
• enriquez 12y ago
  Hey, I'm the developer of CoinPocket. I wanted to address some known issues: - BIP38 is slow. Really slow. I'm working on it. - QR codes that contain the bitcoin: protocol are not scannable. This was fixed and resubmitted to the App Store. Keep an eye out for the update in a week or so. Follow @CoinPocket on twitter for news on updates.