About bitWallet™ — Bitcoin Wallet
bitWallet is a Bitcoin Wallet. It securely stores your Bitcoins and shows account balances, transaction history, exchange rates and much more. bitWallet doesn't require any registration or asks for any personal...
bitWallet is a Bitcoin Wallet. It securely stores your Bitcoins and shows account balances, transaction history, exchange rates and much more. bitWallet doesn't require any registration or asks for any personal information. Your Bitcoin keys are stored on your device only, and controlled only by you. bitWallet features include: - Securely store your Bitcoin addresses and their private keys. - Create multiple wallets with multiple Bitcoin addresses per wallet. - Create wallets for Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin. - Send payments directly from the app. - Print paper wallets to store your Bitcoins offline in cold-storage. - Create SegWit addresses for lower transaction fees. - Dynamic fees for timely confirmations at minimal costs. - iCloud backup protects your Bitcoins if the iPhone is lost or damaged. - Receive notifications when new transactions occur in your wallet. - Create Classic wallets and Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) wallets (supports BIP32 / BIP44 / BIP49 structures). - Create Watchlists to follow interesting addresses. - Restore TREZOR Accounts, both Legacy and SegWit. - Check balances and transactions per wallet and per Bitcoin address. - Verify balances and transactions from multiple data sources. - Check the Bitcoin price, in multiple currencies, from all Bitcoin exchanges. - Shows live Bitcoin Network statistics. - bitWallet is FREE, for now. Wallets: bitWallet supports two types of wallets; Classic wallets accept all Bitcoin addresses and private keys. New random addresses can be generated, and existing keys can be scanned and imported. Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) wallets derive all accounts, addresses and private keys from a single master extended key. HD wallets adhere to the BIP32 / BIP44 / BIP49 address generation methods and wallet structures. Wallet seeds and deterministic keys are derived from BIP39 mnemonic sentences. TREZOR Accounts are restored with Legacy or SegWit address generation. Data Sources: bitcoin data is pulled primarily from Blockchain.info. Balances and transactions can be verified against BlockExplorer, BlockCypher and BitGo. Exchanges rates provided by BitcoinAverage.com are limited to 100 updates per day, per IP. Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash data is pulled from various Insight providers. Additional data sources will be added as they become available. Data Security: bitWallet uses advanced techniques to encrypt the wallet using AES-256 encryption. Your password is not stored on the device or anywhere else - if you forget your password there is no way to decrypt your wallet and recover your Bitcoins! When the wallet is decrypted, the Private Keys still remain encrypted in memory until needed to resist memory scrapping attacks. For added security, a setting is available to clear the wallet data from memory when the app is backgrounded. Data is never placed in a web browser and it never leaves the app's memory space, unless printed, shared or backed up. iCloud Backup data is encrypted with the password before transmission. Privacy Policy: securely storing your Bitcoins is a key feature of bitWallet. Only public addresses are transmitted to query balances and transactions - no other data is transmitted from bitWallet!
Previous Versions
Here you can find the changelog of bitWallet™ — Bitcoin Wallet since it was posted on our website on 2016-09-26 20:32:45.
The latest version is 2.7 and it was updated on 2026-10-12 16:33:36. See below the changes in each version.
bitWallet™ — Bitcoin Wallet version 2.7
Updated At: 2026-10-08
Changes: Version History Updated for iOS 17 and iPhone 15
Fixed fees and currency feeds 2.7 12/20/2023 Unspent outputs with 0 confirmations can now be included in payments. 2.6.8 07/30/2020 Fixed exchange rates of most currencies.
Minor fixes and improvements. 2.6.7 02/17/2020 Fixed issue where Bitcoin Ledger stopped showing all transactions (due to changes in blockchain.info API).
Segwit Bech32 addresses now display correctly on Ledger entries. 2.6.6 12/20/2019 Support for iOS 13
Support for Dark Mode 2.6.5 11/08/2019 Updated link for Bitcoin fees 2.6.4 04/10/2019 Optimized for iOS 12
Fixed issue where using Face ID could crash the app 2.6.3 10/02/2018 Optimized transaction fees for lower volume 2.6.2 07/12/2018 Changed BCH default provider to bitcoin.com 2.6.1 05/14/2018 Redesigned payment interface
New "sweep" feature to send all coins
Optimized inputs selection for minimizing fees
Fees can be specified as sat/Byte 2.6 02/15/2018 Changed BCH data provider. 2.5.3 12/22/2017 Support for BIP49 ypub/yprv keys.
Fixed balance issue on Litecoin HD wallets. 2.5.2 12/16/2017 Changed BCH provider to address BCH payment error.
Version 2.5:
iPhone X support
SegWit support
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) support
Litecoin (LTC) support 2.5.1 11/30/2017 iPhone X support
SegWit support
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) support
Litecoin (LTC) support
- To claim your Bitcoin Cash add a new wallet, select Bitcoin Cash and clone your Bitcoin wallet.
- Segwit P2WPKH-in-P2SH addresses can now be created to save on transaction fees.
- Segwit HD wallets can be created by selecting the BIP49 wallet structure.
- Native Segwit P2WPKH Bech32 addresses will be supported once blockchain.info supports BIP173. 2.5 11/14/2017 Optimized for iOS 11
BIP44 support for HD wallets
BIP32 external / internal nodes
TREZOR Accounts restore (Legacy and SegWit) 2.4 10/02/2017 Added BitGo as another provider for balance and transaction verification.
Added BitGo as an optional provider for dynamic transaction fees.
Display of non-paying output scripts in transaction details.
Minor improvements. 2.3 08/22/2017 - Shows important notice about SegWit.
- Added BlockExplorer for balance verification.
- Minor improvements and fixes. 2.2 07/17/2017 New: iCloud Backup. Wallets are now backed up to iCloud whenever addresses are added or deleted. iCloud Backup can be disabled in Settings. Backups are only accessible to the iCloud user, and wallets with a password are encrypted before transmission. See Settings > iCloud Backup for more.
Changed: The Exchanges Listing has been removed because the data is no longer freely available. Bitcoin exchange rate quotes are now limited by the data source to 100 updates per day, per IP. Alternate data sources are being investigated.
Minor fixes and improvements. 2.1 06/19/2017 This updates focuses on optimizing transactions fees for fastest confirmation at the lowest price.
bitWallet now calculates transaction fees based on current network conditions and suggests higher fees for fast confirmations and lower fees for slower confirmation. The default fees confirm transactions within an hour or less, and can be overridden for each transaction in the Fees view. For more details and setting defaults see Settings > Fees & Confirmation.
Currently trending transaction fees can be monitored on the Bitcoin status view (accessible by tapping the status bar on the bottom of most views). Fees are shown in milli-bitcoin per kilobyte. For a typical small transaction of 225 bytes divide by 4 to estimate fees for the transaction.
New Bitcoin addresses are now generated as compressed keys instead of uncompressed to minimize transaction sizes and fees. Compressed private keys begin with the letter “K” or “L”, instead of the number “5” for uncompressed keys.
bitWallet now downloads and processes data faster than before.
Minor improvements and fixes.
Note: Use of Touch ID may be turned off after the update and you will need to turn it on in Settings. Please be sure to know your wallet password before updating!
As always, thanks for your kind donations that help fund development of this app. 2.0 03/07/2017 Fixed issue that prevented alerts from appearing.
Fixed issue sending payment to multisig addresses (addresses that begin with 3). 1.9.8 04/22/2016 Minor improvements and fixes
Fixed rare delay in payment confirmations 1.9.7 04/12/2016 Fixed bug verifying addresses with a zero balance. 1.9.6 10/20/2015 Optimized for iOS 9
Minor improvements and fixes 1.9.5 10/01/2015 Fixed bug (introduced in version 1.8.2) where HD wallets generated uncompressed addresses (instead of compressed addresses) that produced signature errors when sending funds. 1.9 10/20/2014 Optimized for iPhone 6 and iOS 8
Touch ID support (iOS 8 only, enable from Wallet Security) 1.8 10/04/2014
bitWallet™ — Bitcoin Wallet version 2.7
Updated At: 2023-12-20
Changes: Updated for iOS 17 and iPhone 15
Fixed fees and currency feeds
bitWallet™ — Bitcoin Wallet version 2.7
Updated At: 2023-12-20
Changes: Dec 20, 2023
Version 2.7
Updated for iOS 17 and iPhone 15
Fixed fees and currency feeds
bitWallet™ — Bitcoin Wallet version 2.6.8
Updated At: 2020-07-30
Changes: Jul 30, 2020
Version 2.6.8
Unspent outputs with 0 confirmations can now be included in payments.
bitWallet™ — Bitcoin Wallet version 1.9.8
Updated At: 2014-03-21
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