coinwidget

Coinwidget (coinwidget.com): what it is

Coinwidget.com (often referred to as “Coin Widget”) is best described as a website service / embeddable JavaScript widget that lets site owners add a cryptocurrency donation button to a webpage. It was commonly embedded by loading a script from coinwidget.com (e.g., widget/coin.js) and then configuring it with parameters such as a wallet address, currency, counter display, QR code, and labels. (seclists.org)

How it was used (typical context)

• WordPress plugins and shortcodes were created specifically to embed a coinwidget.com donation button into posts/pages. (wordpress.com)
• Third-party technology trackers describe “Coin Widget” as adding Bitcoin/Litecoin donate options to a site and associate it with the domain coinwidget.com. (trends.builtwith.com)

“Who is coinwidget?” (ownership/identity)

If you mean the individual or company behind coinwidget.com: public, easily verifiable ownership information is not clearly surfaced in the sources above, and I was unable to fetch the coinwidget.com homepage directly at the time of lookup (request timed out), so I cannot reliably name a specific operator from primary site content. ([]())

Not to confuse with: an iOS app also named “CoinWidget”

There is also an iOS/iPadOS app titled “CoinWidget - Bitcoin and more”, whose App Store listing identifies the provider/developer as Andras Solyom. This app is about home-screen crypto price widgets, and it is not, by itself, proof of who operates coinwidget.com (they may be unrelated despite the similar name). (apps.apple.com)