Vulpine Wallet

Bitcoin SV wallet

Paste one recovery phrase.
Vulpine finds the rest.

Every wallet ever built on BSV picked its own derivation path, and almost all of them only look at their own. Vulpine checks fifteen schemes across both branches and keeps going until the trail runs out. Import as many phrases and loose private keys as you have, see one balance, and spend from all of them without choosing a wallet first.

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Free and open source. Your keys never leave your machine.

Scanning one recovery phrase
  1. m/44'/236'/0'/0/{i}14 addresses in use
  2. m/44'/236'/0'/1/{i}9 addresses in use
  3. m/44'/0'/0'/0/{i}3 addresses in use
  4. m/0'/0/{i}16 addresses in use
  5. m/44'/145'/0'/0/{i}nothing
  6. m/{i}nothing

The wallet you were using probably checked the first one.

01

Every path, not just the popular one

HandCash, RelayX, Yours, Exodus, ElectrumSV, MoneyButton, DotWallet and the rest each chose differently. Vulpine walks all of them and tells you what it found on each, so a phrase that looked empty elsewhere usually is not.

02

Many wallets, one balance

Import a dozen phrases and stray private keys. They show up as a single number. One payment can pull coins from four different seeds at once and you never pick which.

03

Ordinals stay put

Inscriptions, tokens and anything unidentified sitting on a single satoshi are held back from coin selection. The usual way to lose an ordinal — spending it as change — cannot happen here.

04

Balances that actually add up

Vulpine reads the full unspent set for every address and cross-checks it against the reported balance. If the two ever disagree it says so, instead of quietly showing you the smaller number.

05

Keys never leave your computer

Encrypted with a password only you know and stored locally. No Vulpine account, no server holding anything of yours, nothing to breach.

06

Updates itself

Vulpine checks for a new version on launch, downloads it quietly in the background, and installs it when you close the app. You never go looking for a download again.

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Pick your system.

Looking for the latest release…

First-run notes
  • Windows. Double-click the installer and Vulpine sets itself up and opens. Until the build is code signed, SmartScreen shows a warning first — click More info, then Run anyway.
  • macOS. Right-click the app and choose Open the first time, then confirm. Double-clicking will refuse until it is notarised.
  • Linux. The .deb installs by double-clicking on Debian and Ubuntu. The AppImage needs to be marked executable first — right-click, Properties, Allow executing as program — then it runs anywhere with no install at all.
  • Verify what you downloaded against SHA256SUMS.txt.

Before you import anything

A recovery phrase is the money, not a password for it. Only type one into software you have reason to trust, on a computer you control. Vulpine is open source precisely so you do not have to take that on faith — read the code, or build it yourself.