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bWalletX is open source.

Your keys, your coins, code anyone can read. The wallet is published under the MIT licence, so you can check what it does with your keys, build it yourself, or fork it.

Read the wallet code

What’s open, and under which licence

PartLicence todayCode
The wallet (web, extension, phone apps). Forked from the open-source Yours Wallet.MITbitcoin-corp/bwallet
The CLI and MCP server (bwalletx CLI)MITb0ase/bwalletx-cli
The server (bit-sign)Open BSV License v4 today. A source-available licence is planned (FSL, the Functional Source License).Not public yet

The wallet stays MIT.

Does it depend on us still being around?

Claim your locks without us

A lock is an on-chain lockup script: the Hodlocker (shruggr) sCrypt contract that the wider BSV ecosystem also uses. Its locking script is PREFIX <your public key hash> <unlock height> SUFFIX. To spend it, a transaction must:

To find your lock outputs, look for unspent outputs at your address whose script starts with the lockup prefix; the unlock height is the number pushed after your public key hash. The exact prefix and suffix are LOCKUP_PREFIX and LOCKUP_SUFFIX in src/utils/constants.ts in the public wallet repo.

A step-by-step claim tool that works without bWalletX isn’t published yet. Until it is, a developer can build the claim from the script above.

The name is a trademark

The code is open. The bWalletX name and logo are trademarks of The Bitcoin Corporation Ltd (registration in progress). Fork the code freely, but please give your fork its own name.

Contribute, or report a security issue

Open an issue or a pull request on the wallet repo or the CLI repo. The wallet repo has a CONTRIBUTING guide.

If you find a security problem, please don’t post it publicly. Email support@bwalletx.com first.

bWalletX is in beta: test with small amounts. Questions: support@bwalletx.com