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==Features==
==Features==
* An attractive, people-oriented interface.
* An attractive, people-oriented interface.
* Free and open - source
* Free and open - source.
* An integrated application platform.<ref>[https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=313352 How to make a Hive app]</ref>
* An integrated application platform.<ref>[https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=313352 How to make a Hive app]</ref>
* An SPV backend for fast startup.
* An SPV backend for fast startup.

Revision as of 05:52, 16 June 2014

Hive wallet for OS X showing its contacts list
Hive wallet for OS X showing its contacts list
Hive wallet for OS X with the Bitstamp app in its application platform
Hive wallet for OS X with the Bitstamp app in its application platform

Hive is a lightweight "thin client" Bitcoin wallet for mac OS X and soon in Web and Android. It is primarily based on bitcoinj focusing on ease-of-use.

Features

  • An attractive, people-oriented interface.
  • Free and open - source.
  • An integrated application platform.[1]
  • An SPV backend for fast startup.
  • Tor support for enhanced anonymity.
  • Support for many languages.[2]
  • Automatic updates
  • Payment Protocol support

Other features for the different platforms currently in development can be found in the GitHub wiki account. [3]

History

Hive Hive alpha version for mac OS X was released on September 28, 2013 and promoted with a booth at the European Bitcoin convention.[4] Months after, Hive has acquired Bridgewalker, "a Euro-based platform for Bitcoin designed with speed in mind".[5]

By February 3, 2014, the mac OS X wallet has come out of beta testing and was available to public through download on its website. [6] Months after, Hive Android was launched for Beta testing. [7] The web wallet is currently being developed and is due by the first week of July.


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