Coingate in .Net

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Accepting payment in Bitcoin C#

 Accepting payment on your e-commerce site, online stores and your custom website have never been easy, but with the Bitcoin Payment Gateway, it is a relief. There is a lot of BTC payment gateway on the internet which provides means for merchants to receive payment, Buy and Sell BTC, receive BTC in their local currency and also create digital wallets.




The few providers out there are:

  http://www.BitPay.com
 http://coinbase.com
http://coingate.com
http://Gourl.io

 And lots more…


BTC payment using Coingate

Coingate allows you to buy and sell Bitcoin, accept Bitcoin using the merchant API. For Java/PHP developers, visit the developer section https://developer.coingate.com/ for implementation guide or you can download one of the examples listed.  In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to use C# to accept payment in BTC with Coingate. Before you can become a merchant you have to sign up and verify your account. For testing, you can sign up here https://sandbox.coingate.com


Authenticating

All calls to Coingate API requires authentication. You can authenticate by passing 3 headers which are:
  • API Key - You can generate your API Key in account area. From the main account, navigate to Apps and create a new app.
  • Nonce - A nonce is an integer that must be increasing with every request.
  • Signature - It is a HMAC-SHA256 encoded message containing: nonce, app ID and API key.
Visit https://developer.coingate.com/docs/getting-started get more info about authentication. The Coinbase.Net code which is available on Git would generate a signature internally; the only values needed are the API Keys and App Secret key and App id which can be found in the Coingate dashboard https://sandbox.coingate.com/account/apps

public Coingate(string apiKey, string apiSecret, string appId, bool useSandbox = true)


Coingate.Net
Coingate.Net allows you accept payments in BTC in C#. It has basic functions like creating and retrieving orders. It handles the generation of signature internally;  you only need to pass basic parameters found in the Merchant dashboard. The source code available on Git


Github: https://github.com/cizu64/Coingate.net (v1 and v2)

Happy new year!!!



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  1. Unknown9 January 2018 at 01:17

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  2. Unknown9 January 2018 at 01:18

    Great article, thanks mate

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  3. Anonymous12 March 2018 at 05:27

    Using this way how to create Pay with AltCoins payment with asp.net mvc c#? can you please tell me.

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    1. Charles12 March 2018 at 10:11

      Sorry the AltCoins Feature is not enabled in the sandbox mode, but it works fine in production mode.

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    2. Unknown12 March 2018 at 22:15

      Thank you for your replay. Your solution it's very nice and easy to understand. I need to more one thing know here I have create one demo and it's work fine. I have go for the create new order after redirect to invoice page for payment So there I need change and modify invoice screen and set company logo, some text so it's possible there? can you please help me on that.

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    3. Charles30 April 2018 at 04:33

      Hi, there should be a way to add a custom image in the production mode. But, in the sandbox environment there is no such option.

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  4. Dhivya8 May 2018 at 05:15

    Excellent and very cool idea and the subject at the top of magnificence and I am happy to this post..Interesting post! Thanks for writing it.What's wrong with this kind of post exactly? It follows your previous guideline for post length as well as clarity..
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  5. Y. Ashrafali25 October 2018 at 00:04

    Not able to integrate with asp.net
    Could you please help ?

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    1. Charles22 November 2018 at 01:05

      Hi, can you please make sure you have signed up on their site and get a key for integration after doing that you can get the source code on git https://github.com/cizu64/Coingate.net

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    2. Y. Ashrafali23 November 2018 at 00:40

      HI Thank you for the reply
      In github the source supports only v1 of coingate we required v2 source to integrate the coingate into the asp.net pages

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    3. Charles23 November 2018 at 02:04

      Ok. I will post the v2 implementation when its completed.

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    4. Charles25 November 2018 at 07:18

      V2 has been added.

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  6. Y. Ashrafali25 October 2018 at 00:06

    How to pass values from the order page which we have in asp.net ?

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  7. Y. Ashrafali31 October 2018 at 02:27

    Can we have the code for coingate version 2 ???

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