Hey all! Earlier this year, I launched a parody ICO called PonziCoin (<a href="http://ponzicoin.co" rel="nofollow">http://ponzicoin.co</a>), and I found that it was fairly difficult to easily accept Ethereum on a site and support all the major wallets (hardware, web, mobile) so I decided to make Etherglade. It's a drop-in UI that you should be able to add to your site in less than 5 minutes and start accepting Ethereum - it even supports smart contracts! In the future, I also hope to add features to make interacting with Ethereum and smart contracts easier for the average person.<p>I would love any feedback, comments, or questions :)<p>Side Note: Don't start a pyramid scheme, even if you explicitly state that it is a pyramid scheme and it's clearly a parody. It turns out a significant amount of people will still put a significant amount of money in
This is a nice implementation. Using credit cards online is actually a little annoying/hacky, despite years of UX work and several billion dollar companies built to solve this problem. If Ethereum or another blockchain tech can solve this at a lower cost than the current payment processors (2-3% fees), then we might actually see widespread adoption online.
This looks nice. One thing though - you should consider using strings instead of numbers for the amounts. The problem is that numbers in JS are actually floats, and you lose precision on high values. Probably not going to make a big difference, but e.g. 100000000000000001 can't be represented as a number in JS.