[LIST] Wallets supporting Taproot

[angelo1oc]

I just release a beta version of a FULL taproot wallet for Desktops, here are the specs:

The wallet support the following Bitcoin standards:
•   Brain Wallets (not recommended).
•   Wallet Import Format (WIF) for legacy individual keys.
•   Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets (BIP 32).
•   Mnemonic code for generating deterministic keys (BIP 39).
•   Multi-Account Hierarchy for Deterministic Wallets - Legacy Format of HD (BIP 44)
•   Derivation scheme for P2WPKH-nested-in-P2SH based accounts (BIP 49)
•   Derivation scheme for P2WPKH based accounts (BIP 84)
•   Segregated Witness (BIP 141), (BIP 143) and (BIP 144)
•   Bech32 segwit address implementation with error detection (BIP 163)
•   Key Derivation for Single Key P2TR Outputs (BIP 86) ~ our default mode
•   Validation of Taproot Scripts (BIP 341 and BIP 342)
•   Electrum protocol compatible
•   Multy spending paths (address and script)
•   K of N multisignature (using Huffman TapTrees)


And here a like to the wiki where you can download it and test it.
https://wiki.distributedcryptography.com/wiki.aspx?9,Toc%3aOur+application,

I've build some advance functionalities not seen anywhere, here are links to some docs and videos:

In this link I explain (and have a video) on how the Concensus Backup works:
https://wiki.distributedcryptography.com/wiki.aspx?1048,Consensus+Backup

On the following one about the Delegated Multisignature”:
https://wiki.distributedcryptography.com/wiki.aspx?1049,Delegated+Multisignature

regards
~angelo

[dkbit98]

I just release a beta version of a FULL taproot wallet for Desktops, here are the specs

What exactly this means, for desktops?
If you have a wallet with open source code than clearly post the link and the name of wallet.
This list is only used for wallets that support Taprott addresses, not for concepts and ideas.
 

[OmegaStarScream]

I found another wallet/DEX called UXUY[1][2]. I'm not sure if it has been talked about here. It supports Taproot as well as The taproot assets (formerly known as Taro).

I did install it but didn't get the chance to use it yet to give a review. The wallet is not open source and has received investments from Binance labs and others[3].

[1] https://uxuy.com/wallet
[2] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uxuy
[3] https://blog.uxuy.com/binance-labs-incubated-uxuy-secures-7m-pre-a-round-fundraising-surpasses-10-million-total-c148b60a087e

[angelo1oc]

Sorry for the confusion.
Here's the link to the source code:

https://github.com/angelonardone/DistributedCryptography

What I mean with "Desktop" is that is NOT for mobile devices, it work on Windows, Mac, Linux, and as a WebServer app as well.

The default Key Derivation follows the BIP 86 standard.
In addition I've created Multisignature schema of K of N using Huffman TapTrees and Multyspending paths (address and scripts)

And it is a "real" wallet, it happens that I just release it yesterday and I'm looking for feedback in order to improve it.

Regards
~angelo

[SFR10]

I did install it but didn't get the chance to use it yet to give a review.

Were you able to create a wallet to check and verify if it fully supports Taproot addresses? I'm asking this because of a comment that I found under one of their posts on X that's "asking for Taproot's ETA".
^{- Unfortunately, I'm stuck at the "securely store cloud MPC key slice" stage (it keeps showing a network time-out error and I've already tried using different networks with no luck, so I'm pretty sure it has something to do with them).}

[OmegaStarScream]

I did install it but didn't get the chance to use it yet to give a review.

Were you able to create a wallet to check and verify if it fully supports Taproot addresses? I'm asking this because of a comment that I found under one of their posts on X that's "asking for Taproot's ETA".
^{- Unfortunately, I'm stuck at the "securely store cloud MPC key slice" stage (it keeps showing a network time-out error and I've already tried using different networks with no luck, so I'm pretty sure it has something to do with them).}

I have made a wallet/account and I can see that my receiving address "bc1p" so it should be supported, yes. I have not tried sending though. There are also some BRC-20 assets with also the same type of addresses. I have tried the wallet on Android, but I don't think the iOS version would be missing this since it's basically what seems to be what the wallet is all about.

[SFR10]

A multi-coin mobile wallet ^[imToken] recently started supporting Taproot addresses ^[source].
^{- Despite some of the blogs labeling it as an open-source wallet, it only seems to be partially open-source and the Taproot support probably extends to their HW (imKey) as well.}
_{Note: It has a lot of mixed reviews, so I wouldn't recommend storing a large amount in this wallet!}

[dkbit98]

A multi-coin mobile wallet ^[imToken] recently started supporting Taproot addresses ^[source].
^{- Despite some of the blogs labeling it as an open-source wallet, it only seems to be partially open-source and the Taproot support probably extends to their HW (imKey) as well.}
_{Note: It has a lot of mixed reviews, so I wouldn't recommend storing a large amount in this wallet!}

Thanks for posting this update, but I can't find source code for this wallet, after clicking on Github link in footer I am getting redirected to their discord channel.
I remember their hardware wallet from few years ago, but I wouldn't trust or use any of their products.

EDIT:
Maybe this is it, but I see WARNING: not production ready yet:
https://github.com/consenlabs/imkey-core

[SFR10]

Maybe this is it, but I see WARNING: not production ready yet:
https://github.com/consenlabs/imkey-core

Maybe, but judging by the name of this repository I'm guessing it is, or rather it was probably for their HW only... I think the "TokenCore Monorepo" is what we should be looking at, but I wasn't able to locate the 2.15.3 release on it ^{[the same goes for few other repositories with recent updates]}.
- BTW, I just noticed Stack Wallet is still missing from the opening posts.