Self-custodial BTX wallets

Get a wallet for your BTX

Two independent, self-custodial wallets for BTX. Pick the one for your device. Either way, your keys are generated on your device and never leave it.

iPhone · Android

The self-custodial mobile wallet for BTX, plus your on-chain identity, rewards, and real-world experiences, all in one app. No seed phrases to write down.

Self-custodial No seed phrase bonuz ID DeFi & rewards
Mac · Windows · Linux

The post-quantum, self-custodial desktop wallet for BTX. Signed with ML-DSA and SLH-DSA over taproot-style P2MR, built so the keys that hold your coins outlast the machines that will one day try to break them.

Post-quantum Self-custodial Native desktop Verifiable builds

Only download PQ Wallet from these three places. Fake wallets have been passed around in BTX chats before. A copy from anywhere else, or a link someone DMs you, is not ours.

Rather have the Windows installer file? Download the .exe from GitHub. It is not code-signed, so Windows shows a SmartScreen warning: check the file first. In PowerShell run Get-FileHash on it and compare with SHA256SUMS.txt on the same page. v1.6.2: 3c5d693af5c5ace628ffbc13670234fd04075155e90727db2c10e2b30b4b7362

I had BTX in the old wallet from the BTX website. How do I get it back?

Your coins are on the chain, not in the old app. Install PQ Wallet, then on the first screen under Restore or recover choose From a .btxwallet file and pick the file the BTX website wallet gave you. A node wallet.dat works too (From a node wallet), or type your 64-character key (From a master key). Never send that file or key to anyone: whoever has it can spend your BTX.

bonuz and PQ Wallet are independent products built on BTX, self-custodial throughout, your keys never leave your device. Not affiliated with the official BTX project.