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I'm really newbie with bitcoin development, so I would like to use go for that, so
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There is a Bitcoin client implemented in Go called btcd which you might want to check out. This should allow you to send and receive money, if you read more about it, I'm sure you'll find plenty of examples.
It's does mean that I need to setup my own bitcoin rcp server, and after that I can develop my application using btcrpcclient, really? – Cristian Chaparro A. – 2017-05-14T17:00:37.413
If I'll develop a concurrent application, the recommendation is setup multiples bitcoin rpc servers and use load balancer or something similar to serve de transactions, or what do you thing that is better for architecture? – Cristian Chaparro A. – 2017-05-14T17:09:23.787
Hey Cristian, welcome to Bitcoin.SE. I don't understand your question one and four, could you please explain better what you want to do? "Payment gateway" does leave a lot of things open to interpretation. ;) – Murch – 2017-05-13T15:00:03.380
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What have you tried so far? Have you done any research yourself? https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/API_reference_(JSON-RPC)#Go
– m1xolyd1an – 2017-05-13T19:28:13.230@m1xolyd1an Thanks for the example, but, the credentials in the example are from where? – Cristian Chaparro A. – 2017-05-14T16:47:03.707
It's does mean that I need to setup my own bitcoin rpc server, really? – Cristian Chaparro A. – 2017-05-14T16:57:22.770
RPC is one option. You could also try a 3rd party API service. One an example would be blockcypher as they have libraries in golang. I am not making any recommendation for or against them, it's just an example. – m1xolyd1an – 2017-05-14T17:22:41.177