<p>Satoshi dice uses the same address bitcoins were sent to send them back. There no wallet that does not permit that, how could you spend coins if at first you cannot receive them. The kind of "wallet" satoshi dice is refering to is like you try to spend bitocoin from a broker service (like Mt.Gox) the address they use is not assured to be yours (and the coin will not return back to you)</p>

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2013-01-30T20:33:27.643Z
2013-01-30T20:33:27.643Z
Gopoi
<p><a href="http://www.BitLotto.com" rel="nofollow">BitLotto</a> has the same restrictions and maintains a list of compatible wallets. Currently that list includes:</p>

<ul>
<li>Bitcoin-Qt/bitcoind (client)</li>
<li>Electrum (client/server)</li>
<li>Armory (client, Bitcoin client dependency)</li>
<li>BitcoinJ (Client)</li>
<li>MultiBit (Simplified payment verification/SPV client)</li>
<li>Blockchain.info (Hybrid EWallet)</li>
<li>Blockchain App for Android, iOS (Mobile app hybrid client)</li>
<li>Strongcoin (Hybrid EWallet)</li>
<li>BitcoinSpinner for Android (Client/server)</li>
<li>Bitcoin Wallet for Android (Simplified payment verification/SPV client)</li>
</ul>

<p>Essentially everything else is a hosted (shared) EWallet and therefore is not compatible.  This includes EWallets at exchanges, EWallet sites like Instawallet, and other services like mixers and more.</p>

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2013-10-20T07:10:39.170Z
Your link doesn't work....
Pacerier
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Stephen Gornick
<p>Satoshi Dice requires wallets to be able to receive coins from the same address they are sent.</p>

<p>What are some notable examples that are compatible and incompatible with this?</p>

<p>What are the technical reasons behind such an incompatibility?</p>

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What wallets are compatible with Satoshi Dice?
makerofthings7
# What wallets are compatible with Satoshi Dice?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-01-30)

Satoshi Dice requires wallets to be able to receive coins from the same address they are sent.

What are some notable examples that are compatible and incompatible with this?

What are the technical reasons behind such an incompatibility?

**Tags:** wallet, e-wallet, satoshidice


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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2013-01-31. Score: 4 | Accepted answer

[BitLotto](http://www.BitLotto.com) has the same restrictions and maintains a list of compatible wallets. Currently that list includes:

* Bitcoin-Qt/bitcoind (client)
* Electrum (client/server)
* Armory (client, Bitcoin client dependency)
* BitcoinJ (Client)
* MultiBit (Simplified payment verification/SPV client)
* Blockchain.info (Hybrid EWallet)
* Blockchain App for Android, iOS (Mobile app hybrid client)
* Strongcoin (Hybrid EWallet)
* BitcoinSpinner for Android (Client/server)
* Bitcoin Wallet for Android (Simplified payment verification/SPV client)

Essentially everything else is a hosted (shared) EWallet and therefore is not compatible. This includes EWallets at exchanges, EWallet sites like Instawallet, and other services like mixers and more.

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: Your link doesn't work....  

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### Answer by username_1 on 2013-01-30. Score: 4

Satoshi dice uses the same address bitcoins were sent to send them back. There no wallet that does not permit that, how could you spend coins if at first you cannot receive them. The kind of "wallet" satoshi dice is refering to is like you try to spend bitocoin from a broker service (like Mt.Gox) the address they use is not assured to be yours (and the coin will not return back to you)


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