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Bitcoin QR Code Generator

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What is Bitcoin?

In 2009, a mystery entity (or figures) hiding behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin, the first decentralized digital currency.

Bitcoin has no central authority, no banks, no government, and no middlemen. Simply put, Bitcoin, often known as cryptocurrency, is internet cash.

How does Bitcoin or cryptocurrency work?

For those unfamiliar with blockchain, Bitcoin is nothing more than a list. John sent one Bitcoin to Jane, who then sent one to Alex, and so on.

You can track the history of each transaction by tallying these transactions to prevent anyone from spending Bitcoins they don't own.

Why do I need to generate a QR Code for Bitcoin?

For bitcoin users, a QR code makes transactions easier. A Bitcoin address is required to send or receive cryptocurrency payments. This address consists of 34 characters and is unique to each user.

For example, 15N3yGu3UFHeyUNdzQ5sS3aRFRzu5Ae7EZ sent 0.01718427 Bitcoin to 1JHG2qjdk5Khiq7X5xQrr1wfigepJEK3t on October 29, 2019, between 12:10 and 12:20 p.m. The long strings of numbers and letters are the addresses of two cryptocurrency users.

As you can see, every transaction would need you to enter out the address, which is inconvenient. The Bitcoin address may be converted into a QR Code using our Bitcoin QR Code generator, and the user merely needs to scan the QR Code with their smartphone to begin a transaction.

You can also include a label that specifies who will get the Bitcoin funds and the amount you're requesting.

To put it another way, you may send crypto via a QR code.  The recipient/seller must provide the QR Code of the address to which they wish to send a certain cryptocurrency. The sender/buyer must scan the QR Code of the addressee.

What are the types of cryptocurrencies supported?

The following major cryptocurrencies are presently supported by our Bitcoin QR Code generator:

  • Bitcoin Core (BTC): The first and (for the time being) the largest by market capitalisation. Satoshi Nakamoto, a pseudonym for the mystery person or group who designed Bitcoin Core, launched it in 2009 to secure payments across a peer-to-peer network. It does away with the necessity for a trusted third party, democratizes money, and ensures that transactions are completely anonymous.
  • Bitcoin Cash (BCH): Bitcoin Cash is a decentralized digital currency that was formed in reaction to the slowing of Bitcoin transaction speeds and the network's inability to agree on proposed modifications. The maximum block size for Bitcoin Cash is 8MB, compared to 1MB for bitcoin, allowing it to process more transactions per second.
  • Ether (ETH): Ether is the Ethereum network's coin, which allows users to design and publish decentralized programs (apps) as well as create smart contracts that automatically enforce their terms. Small quantities of ether are destroyed as transactions are executed to prevent hackers from spamming the network.
  • Dash (DASH): Dash is based on Bitcoin's core code, with new functionality added (such as privacy and quick transactions). It is supposed to be as liquid as real money, with a total quantity of only 18 million coins. It is regarded as the most promising rival to the original Bitcoin.
  • Litecoin (LTC): According to its creator, Charlie Lee, Litecoin is intended to be the silver to bitcoin's gold. Litecoin's maximum supply of 84 million coins is four times more than bitcoin's, just as silver's supply outnumbers gold's.

Reasons for using Bitcoin QR Code

There have been numerous examples of Bitcoin QR Codes being beneficial in the real world.

  • If you're an artist looking for a means to raise funds, including a Bitcoin QR Code on your work is a solid way to get things started. Pascal PBOY Boyart, a French street artist, earned over $4,000 in bitcoin in 2018 when his street artwork with a Bitcoin QR Code attached went viral.
  • If you operate a vehicle dealership, a "Pay with Bitcoin" sign can be added to seek bitcoin payment. Do you think this is a bit of a stretch? You can already buy a car with Bitcoin, and Tesla's competitor has begun to take the cryptocurrency.
  • If you need to make or request cryptocurrency payments among friends, a permanent QR Code etched on a keychain might suffice. Let's say you're splitting an uber ride or a restaurant meal and you only have Bitcoin to pay with: a quick scan of your Bitcoin QR Code keychain will suffice.

What is Online Bitcoin QR Code Generator?

QR Code Generator is a free online tool that allows you to create QR codes. "Quick Response Code" is the abbreviation for "Quick Response Code." The QR Code is a two-dimensional barcode that was initially utilized in the Japanese car sector in 1994.

Its great data storage capacity makes it preferred among other barcode kinds. QR Codes may contain any text-type data, but they've recently become popular for storing links.

Although QR Codes have various applications, they are most commonly used to provide links to websites and mobile applications on the Google Play and Apple Stores.

Aside from that, you can use them to generate vCards (Mobile Contact Cards), send e-mails, make or receive payments, and so on.

Smartphones can scan QR codes either natively or through third-party software. If you require a QR Code Scanner, look on the mobile markets.

QR codes are made up of black squares on a white backdrop. The more text there is, the more squares there are. As the text grows longer, the squares become smaller and smaller.

How to use Online Bitcoin QR Code Generator?

Following these steps will allow you to create a QR code.

  • Fill in all text fields with the Bitcoin information you want to create as a QR Code.
  • You can make a QR code by pressing the Create QR Code button, or you can reset all text fields by using the Reset button.
  • You can personalize the QR code by altering the following:
    • Color: background color or/and foreground color.
    • Render As: SVG or PNG.
    • Logo: include a logo in the center of the QR code by using a logo URL or uploading your own.
  • To restore the default state of the QR code, use the Reset button.
  • You may save the QR code as an image by pressing the Download button (SVG or PNG).

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