BTCVM
Mac app
Unlock your wallet
This wallet is protected with a passkey. Unlock it with Face ID, Touch ID or your security key.
Start with a key
Your key stays in this browser and nowhere else. Back it up once you have it: if this browser's data is cleared, the key and its BTC are gone.
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Your address
On Bitcoin:
On Bitcoin
… BTC
On BTCVM
… BTC
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On BTCVM
On Bitcoin
Missing an older Bitcoin payment?
This wallet sees Bitcoin payments from when it first opened. Add an earlier one by its transaction ID, and the bridge's own Bitcoin node checks it.
Show or remove your key
Back this up to use the same key elsewhere, for example with btcvm. The Bitcoin encoding imports into Bitcoin Core.
BTCVM:
Bitcoin:
Send BTC
Create or import a key on the Wallet tab first.
Move BTC to BTCVM
BitcoinBTCVM: BTC moves from Bitcoin to BTCVM
A deposit brings BTC from Bitcoin onto BTCVM, one for one. It arrives in your BTCVM balance once Bitcoin has confirmed it enough for its size: …. Bitcoin makes a block about every 10 minutes, at random, so each confirmation takes about that long.
Create or import a key on the Wallet tab first.
Or from any Bitcoin wallet or exchange
Send BTC on Bitcoin to your deposit address below. Once it has enough confirmations (above), it arrives in your BTCVM balance, less a … fee. The minimum is ….
Your deposit address, on Bitcoin
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This is only for deposits. BTC sent to your wallet address stays on Bitcoin, in your Bitcoin balance.
Your deposits
- No deposits yet. They show up here once Bitcoin sees them.
Move BTC back to Bitcoin
BTCVMBitcoin: BTC moves from BTCVM to Bitcoin
Create or import a key on the Wallet tab first.
Address book
Names for addresses you pay, kept in this browser only. A name is only a label: always check the full address before you confirm a payment.
Get BTC to try BTCVM
Create or import a key on the Wallet tab first.
To try the bridge itself, send BTC from Bitcoin to your address on the Deposit tab.