Receive Bitcoin without address reuse.
The walletThat knowsNOTHINGAbout you.
Bitcoin Silent Payments.
No email or phone signup.
Your keys stay local.
Network privacy has limits.
- No email signup
- Local keys
- Local signing
Approve payments with keys on your device.
Create a wallet without an email or phone number.
Privacy isStructural
Privacy is not a mode you turn on.
No email signup
Create a wallet without email or phone.
You hold the keys and approve payments.
Keep your recovery phrase safe.
The Interface
Operational clarity.
Editorial character.
Dispatch
Send bitcoin0.02500000 BTC
$2,500.00
Example fees for a 140 vB transaction.
Protocol 352. One public code, a fresh destination every time.
Share
Derive
Discover
Share your code. A compatible sender derives a fresh destination; your wallet scans for incoming payments. Bitcoin transactions and amounts remain public.
- bc1p5xq7u3…9k2m4h0.0421 BTCExample
- bc1paz8r6l…3n7q9d0.0100 BTCExample
- bc1pk9m2v6…8t5s1f0.0065 BTCExample
- bc1p0d3y8w…4j6h2k0.0250 BTCExample
The
Asset
Hold
Each asset has its own network, addresses, and fees.
Article IV. Your keys stay aboard. Protect your device and recovery backup.
Trust boundaries
01Key creation, on device
Your recovery phrase and wallet keys are generated in your browser. The wallet stores your phrase encrypted when you set up device unlock.
02Signing, localLocal signing example
Supported transactions are built and signed on your device. The relay broadcasts the signed transaction; it does not receive your spending keys.
03Email or phone, not required
You do not need an email address or phone number to create a wallet. A connected wallet still uses a public-key-derived identifier and a device session with the relay.
04Network data, shared
A relay connection carries network requests and signed transactions. The current Bitcoin integration also reports matched incoming outputs. Local keys do not make network activity invisible.
05Recovery, user controlled
Store your recovery phrase somewhere safe. A PIN unlocks this browser; an optional passkey can protect an encrypted backup. ColdHarbor cannot reset a lost recovery phrase for you.
North AtlanticPassage
Your wallet signs. The relay connects.
The network confirms.
Your wallet builds and signs on your device. The relay fetches chain data and submits signed transactions. The network validates them and includes them in blocks.
The relay carries requests.
Your wallet keeps the keys.
The relay receives connection and transaction data, including incoming Bitcoin outputs reported by the wallet.
Submitted does not mean confirmed. The wallet waits for the network to report payment status.
Folio: CH-NET-04 ✦
Private Self-Custody
LeaveNoWake.
A wallet you create. Keys you control.
Explore the interface, then make it yours.
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