Wallets

Your BITS. Wherever you are.

Desktop today, web next, mobile soon after. Hold, send and receive BITS on the device that suits you.

Download Desktop Wallet See What's Next
  1. Desktop Available now
  2. Web ~25 Nov 2026
  3. Mobile 30 Jan 2027

01 · Desktop wallet Available now

Download. Install. You're in.

The Bits-Crypto Core wallet (v1.1.1) downloads and verifies the whole blockchain itself, so you never have to trust anyone else's server.

Windows

Windows 10 & 11, 64-bit

Recommended for you

A portable app: download it and double-click to run. Nothing to install. Also runs on Windows 7 SP1.

Download for Windows

SHA-256
Command-line tools (for servers and power users)
  • Headless full node
  • Control a node over RPC
  • Offline wallet management
  • Build raw transactions
  • Utility functions

Checksums for every Windows file are in the published checksum file below.

View published checksum file

macOS

Apple Silicon & Intel

Recommended for you

Open the disk image and drag Bits-Crypto into your Applications folder. Pick the version for your Mac:

Apple Silicon M1, M2, M3, M4

Download .dmg

SHA-256
Prefer a .zip?

Intel older Macs

Download .dmg

SHA-256
Prefer a .zip?

Not sure which Mac you have? Open the Apple menu → About This Mac. “Chip: Apple M…” means Apple Silicon; “Processor: Intel” means Intel.

View published checksum file

Linux

64-bit (x86_64)

Recommended for you

A compressed archive for 64-bit Linux PCs, tested on Ubuntu 24.04. Extract it and run bits-crypto-qt from the bin folder. On a Raspberry Pi? Use the Raspberry Pi builds.

Download for Linux

SHA-256
Extracttar -xzf bits-crypto-1.1.1-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz
View published checksum file

Raspberry Pi

64-bit & 32-bit

Recommended for you

Run the Bits-Crypto wallet and a full node on a Raspberry Pi. Pick the build that matches your Raspberry Pi OS:

64-bit Pi 3, 4, 5 & Zero 2 W · 64-bit OS

Download 64-bit

SHA-256

32-bit Pi 2 and newer · 32-bit OS

Download 32-bit

SHA-256

Not sure which one? Open a terminal and run uname -m. aarch64 means 64-bit; armv7l means 32-bit.

Extract (64-bit)tar -xzf bits-crypto-1.1.1-aarch64-linux-gnu.tar.gz
View published checksum file

Looking for something else? Browse all release files on our public Google Drive.

What you get

  • A full node that checks every block itself
  • Wallet encryption with your own passphrase
  • Easy backups: one backup restores every address
  • QR codes for sending and receiving
  • Modern bits1… addresses

First time opening it

Bits-Crypto is new, so your computer may not recognise it yet. That's normal:

  1. Windows: if SmartScreen says “Windows protected your PC”, click More info, then Run anyway.
  2. macOS: if it says the app can't be opened, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.
  3. Linux: if it won't start, make it executable with chmod +x bits-crypto-qt.

Only do this for files you downloaded from this page and whose checksum matches.

Check your download is genuine

Every file has a SHA-256 checksum, shown above and in the published checksum file. Run the command for your system on the downloaded file. If the result matches exactly, the file is genuine and untouched. If it doesn't, delete it and download again.

Windows (Command Prompt)certutil -hashfile bits-crypto-qt.exe SHA256
macOS (Terminal)shasum -a 256 Bits-Crypto-Core-1.1.1-macos-apple-silicon.dmg
Linux (Terminal)sha256sum bits-crypto-1.1.1-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz

02 · Coming next

No downloads. No waiting.

Not everyone wants to run a full node. The web and mobile wallets will let you hold and send BITS in seconds, from a browser or your phone.

Coming soon

Web wallet

Use BITS straight from your browser on any computer. Nothing to install.

~25 November 2026 Approximate launch date
Coming soon

Mobile wallet

Your BITS in your pocket. Send, receive and scan QR codes on the go.

30 January 2027 Planned launch date

Launch dates are our current targets and may move as testing finishes. Follow us on social media to hear the moment they go live.

03 · Stay safe

Your keys. Your coins.

Crypto has no “forgot password” button. A few habits keep your BITS safe.

  • Encrypt your walletSet a strong passphrase so nobody can spend your coins if they get your computer.
  • Back it upKeep a backup somewhere safe and offline. Without it, lost coins can't be recovered.
  • Never share your keysBITS will never ask for your private keys, seed or passphrase. Anyone who does is a scammer.
  • Check every downloadOnly download from this page and compare the SHA-256 checksum before you run it.

Get started

Grab your wallet.

Download the desktop wallet now, or check the explorer to watch BITS move in real time.

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