Bitcoin Wallet - BTC & Crypto

Bitcoin Wallet - BTC & Crypto

Coin Control, PSBT & Insights

36 ratings
16 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 4, 2026
  • August 20, 2026

Features

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A private, self-custody Bitcoin wallet for iPhone and Mac. Manage your BTC, send and receive, and maintain full control of your private keys with on-device security. Offers advanced tools for power users and market data.

โœ“Self-custody Bitcoin management
โœ“On-device private key security
โœ“Send and receive BTC with adjustable fees
โœ“Advanced UTXO control and privacy score
โœ“Market data and educational cards
โœ“Merchant mode for accepting payments
โœ“Multi-wallet and multi-device support
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What's New in Bitcoin Wallet

1.2.1

August 20, 2026

Minor bug fixes.

User reviews

Convenient while traveling abroad

I used it while traveling and needed to receive a Bitcoin payment away from home. It worked over mobile data, and having access to the wallet address was useful when I did not have my laptop.

Good option for beginners

I was new to crypto wallets, so I wanted something that did not feel overwhelming. The basic actions are easy to locate, and the prompts helped me understand what I was confirming.

Clear history and balances

I check the app after making transfers to keep track of my spending. The balance and transaction list are straightforward, and I can usually find an older payment quickly when I need it.

Useful for small transfers

This has been convenient for sending small amounts to family. I usually double-check the address before confirming, and the transaction screen gives enough information without feeling too crowded.

Easy setup on a new phone

Setting up my wallet on a new phone was less stressful than expected. The recovery steps were clearly explained, and I took my time writing everything down before continuing.

FAQ

What is Bitcoin Wallet's security like?

Bitcoin Wallet prioritizes security with on-device seed phrase generation protected by the iOS Secure Enclave and Face ID/Touch ID. Your private keys never leave your hardware, and the app offers optional Tor routing for outbound connections and configurable PIN with auto-lock.

Does Bitcoin Wallet have ads?

No, Bitcoin Wallet is ad-free. The app explicitly states 'No ads' in its description, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.

What devices does Bitcoin Wallet support?

Bitcoin Wallet is available for iPhone and Mac. It offers a desktop sidebar designed for power users on Mac, ensuring a consistent experience across both platforms.

Can I import existing Bitcoin wallets into Bitcoin Wallet?

Yes, you can import using a BIP39 seed phrase (12-24 words), or import an xpub, ypub, zpub, xprv, yprv, zprv, a WIF private key, or a single Bitcoin address. Watch-only mode is also available to monitor cold storage without exposing keys.

How does Bitcoin Wallet handle transaction fees?

Bitcoin Wallet allows for adjustable network fees with clear sat per vByte feedback. It also includes power user tools like Replace by Fee and Child Pays For Parent to help manage stuck transactions.

What kind of market data does Bitcoin Wallet provide?

The Market tab displays live BTC price, market capitalization, 24-hour volume, 24-hour high and low, all-time high, and a price chart across multiple timeframes. It also includes educational cards to help users learn about Bitcoin.

What is the update frequency for Bitcoin Wallet?

Bitcoin Wallet was last updated on June 28, 2026, indicating recent development and maintenance. The latest version available is 1.1.2.

What are the different wallet address types supported by Bitcoin Wallet?

Bitcoin Wallet supports receiving into Native SegWit, Taproot, Wrapped SegWit, or Legacy addresses, providing flexibility for users.