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I understand.

Querying the blockchain is not compatible with using the CoinPayments platform. Additionally, this is not how the plugin works, even with full node wallets. There is no 1-to-1 correspondence between balances and deposit addresses.

Finally, the plugin is not suitable for selling cryptocurrencies via credit card.

If you design your own solution, then that would be a different system altogether.

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Alex

After our communication over email:

The text “user is not logged in” is shown to users who are not logged in.

The UIs are only shown to logged in users with the has_wallets capability.

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P.S. I am closing this thread. If you want to report any other problems, please start a new thread. Thank you!

I was not able to login with the details you gave me. Please see my reply over email.

Hello,

Firstly, which one of the video tutorials did you follow? If you followed the one that connects the plugin with CoinPayments, then make sure to also follow the advise in the pinned comment, about the get_callback_address permission. This information is missing from the video but is included in the text instructions: https://www.dashed-slug.net/bitcoin-altcoin-wallets-wordpress-plugin/installation-instructions-web-wallet/.

If this is not the issue you’re experiencing, then please let me know

1. which guide you followed,

2. which coin adapter you are using, and

3. what do you see in the admin screen: “Wallets” -> “Coin Adapters”?

Let me know please.

with regards,
Alex

@CoinExtrude

Hello, I was never able to reproduce the problem.

To immediately solve your issue, you can use any plugin for editing capabilities, and ensure that your admin user or user role has the manage_wallets capability. If you wish to do this with wp-cli instead, then the command to add the capability to the admin user would be wp user add-cap admin manage_wallets.

To give a little bit of background, normally the plugin, when activated, assigns manage_wallets to any user role that already has manage_options (usually this is the administrator role), or in the case of a network-active setup, to users with manage_network i.e. super admins:

https://github.com/dashed-slug/wallets/blob/4.4.1/includes/caps.php#L65-L88

If you want to help me figure out what the cause is, please tell me:

1. Are you using the plugin on an Multisite install? Is it network-activated?

2. Does your admin user Role have the manage_options capability?

3. Does you admin user have the administrator role, or does it only have some other plugin-specific role, such as um_admin?

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Alex

Hello,

1) I cannot give you an exact number, since the plugin does not accept a specific set of currencies, but can be used with a certain number of classes of currencies:

You can use any coin that is supported by CoinPayments, using the CoinPayments adapter extension: https://www.dashed-slug.net/bitcoin-altcoin-wallets-wordpress-plugin/coinpayments-adapter-extension/ The updated list of coins is here: https://www.coinpayments.net/supported-coins

You can use the plugin with a Bitcoin wallet or with any wallets that share the same RPC API. This currently includes thousands of currencies. Use the Full Node Multi-Coin adapter to connect to Litecoin wallets, Dogecoin, etc: https://www.dashed-slug.net/bitcoin-altcoin-wallets-wordpress-plugin/full-node-multi-coin-adapter-extension/

You can connect to Monero wallets and/or any wallets that are a Monero fork, with the Monero Coin Adapter extension: https://www.dashed-slug.net/bitcoin-altcoin-wallets-wordpress-plugin/monero-coin-adapter-extension/

As you can understand the number of actual coins in these classes changes all the time.

2) With this plugin, you need to use coin adapters to connect to one or more wallets. Whether you use a third party wallet, or you set it up yourself on a server is up to you, and both approaches have their pros and cons. A connection to a wallet is always needed, in order to generate deposit addresses, even if you do not want to allow withdrawals (for example, you can keep the wallet locked).

3) If all you are interested in is a payment gateway, then this plugin may not be for you. With this plugin, users can pay with balances that they already have deposited on your site. So it’s a two-step process. First a user deposits an amount, then they can use (part of) that amount to pay for a cart checkout. The advantage of this family of plugins is that the user can do a number of things, including use the Exchange extension. Please see the FAQ section for the WooCommerce Cryptocurrency payment gateway, under the heading “why not use another bitcoin payment gateway for WooCommerce?”.

Hope this helps

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@enochdavid I used the credentials you had provided before to login again to your site, and after a quick look I did not see any problems, but I might have missed something.

Please describe the problem:

1. Which page does the issue appear in?

2. What is the issue exactly?

3. Are there any errors in the JavaScript console?

Thanks

@enochdavid Hello David, the fix we discussed is out now with version 4.3.3. Please let me know if it solves the issue with your theme.

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