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First get some @tangem cards, they're #bitcoin 
hardware wallets that cost just $5 each and scan via NFC to your mobile phone. Carry one in your pocket.
hardware wallets that cost just $5 each and scan via NFC to your mobile phone. Carry one in your pocket.
To get setup, tap the @tangem to open the app on your phone. Copy the address. Next, open @bluewalletio and import wallet using the address, it will add a new view-only wallet. This will set up your bluewallet to work like an address book for your tangem cards.
Need to pay a nocoiner friend in #bitcoin ? Easy. Hand them a @tangem card and say you've paid them in #bitcoin . Tell them to treat the card like it's cash money. All done, nocoiner onboarded in seconds.
? Easy. Hand them a @tangem card and say you've paid them in #bitcoin . Tell them to treat the card like it's cash money. All done, nocoiner onboarded in seconds.
Later when you have a moment, rename the tangem card in bluewallet to your friend's name, send the coins, and from now on, any time you need to pay them some coins just send to their @tangem address in your @bluewallet.
Your friend will ask questions, and you can take them further down the 
A few final notes - this method reuses addresses and address reuse is "bad", but onboarding nocoiners is good, so it's a trade-off. Tangem cards are best for small sums as there's no backup. Probably best to use a different method for larger sums!
