Hold BTX yourself
BTX is post quantum, self-custodial money, so a BTX wallet holds post quantum P2MR addresses and the keys stay with you. Three ways to hold it: bonuz on your phone, PQ Wallet on your computer, or the official BTX web wallet in your browser. None of them ever sells, brokers or holds your coins.
bonuz
LIVEMobile wallet · iOS and Android
bonuz is the world's first iOS and Android wallet for BTX. It replaces the 12 word seed phrase with MPC key splitting, so you sign in with email, Google or Apple and there is no single secret to lose. Self-custodial: your keys are yours, and bonuz never holds your coins. It carries BTX alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and more.
- No seed phrase, MPC key splitting instead
- Sign in with email, Google or Apple
- Self-custodial, your keys stay on your device
- Hacken audited, a 10 out of 10 score
- Face ID unlock and a separate sending PIN
- Also carries Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and more
PQ Wallet
LIVEv1.0.0Desktop wallet · Windows, macOS and Linux
PQ Wallet keeps BTX in P2MR post quantum addresses, authorized with ML-DSA-44 and recovered with SLH-DSA. Keys are generated and stay on your device, encrypted with Argon2id and AES-256-GCM, and it runs the same qID protocol the BTX node uses. It runs on mainnet, so sends move real BTX.
PQ Wallet v1.0.0 was current on 3 August 2026. Newer builds ship on GitHub and at pq-wallet.com.
- Keys are generated and stay on your device
- ML-DSA-44 login, SLH-DSA recovery signatures
- P2MR post quantum addresses, byte-exact to the node
- Backups encrypted with Argon2id and AES-256-GCM
- qID sign-in proves control without exposing keys
- Wrong-network guard, so no testnet address slips
Where each build comes from. Windows installs from the Microsoft Store, so Microsoft signs and delivers it and there is no warning to click through. The macOS build is signed and notarized, so it opens like any Mac app. Linux is not signed, so check the published SHA-256 on the release page before you run it.
BTX Wallet
LIVEWeb wallet · runs in your browser · official
BTX Wallet is the official browser wallet from the BTX project itself. It runs entirely in your browser via WebAssembly: keys are generated locally from device randomness and never transmitted, addresses are post quantum (ML-DSA-44 and SLH-DSA, byte-exact to BTX Core), and your wallet lives in a .btxwallet file you download and keep. Be honest with yourself before choosing it: it is the most technical of the three. The file IS your money, anyone holding it can spend your coins, and losing it loses the funds. If that sounds like your kind of control, this is the purest way to hold BTX.
- Official, from the BTX developers
- Keys generated in your browser, never transmitted
- ML-DSA-44 and SLH-DSA, byte-exact to BTX Core
- Your wallet is a .btxwallet file you keep and back up
- Watch-only mode for checking any address
- Imports into BTX Node's optional wallet too
Which wallet is for me?
All three are self-custodial and let you hold real BTX yourself. Pick by where you keep it.
Self-custody means you hold the keys and the responsibility. Write down or back up your recovery the way each wallet shows you, and only ever download from this page, the official sites or GitHub. Nothing here is financial advice.