[LIST] Wallets supporting Taproot

[Agbe]

I know that I am in the ignore list of the OP, so. My comments are not showing in his screen. But when I see the topic it is interested me though I don't know what was Taproot and this made me to do some research on it and I got the whole stuff. So I will like participate. Because I am here to learn things from bitcoin and crypto.
From the OP which he has listed some of the wallets that supports Taproot. Under the mobile wallet there is no list and also I didn't see Wasabi wallet under the Software Wallets. So can those be added to it.

New users who have never used Unstopable Wallet, when they want to install it is also very easy.
1. Download the application on the website
2. Open Installed apps
3. Tick All Terms and agree
4. Create a New Wallet
5. Backup Phrase to save
6. Unstopable wallet ready to use

Thank you very for this little guidelines.

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[Charles-Tim]

From the OP which he has listed some of the wallets that supports Taproot. Under the mobile wallet there is no list and also I didn't see Wasabi wallet under the Software Wallets. So can those be added to it.

Both mobile and desktop wallets are regarded as software wallet. Example is Muun wallet which has an Android app.

Wasabi is not generating P2TR addresses yet, it can only send to taproot addresses and also can receive taproot outputs from coinjoin.

[yudi09]

I checked.  Seed-24, created in Nunchuk, and the one that OneKey accepts, ... ...

Nunchuk Wallet is still very new even though it supports the Taproot service.



You are right that in Nunchuk Wallet there are 24 seeds.
For me, a relatively new wallet that I don't dare to use.
We have discussed on the Bitcoin Wallet for Android board that the process of creating a Nunchuk wallet also requires an active email for each user to register even though there is an option to enter guest mode.

New users who have never used Unstopable Wallet, when they want to install it is also very easy.
1. Download the application on the website
2. Open Installed apps
3. Tick All Terms and agree
4. Create a New Wallet
5. Backup Phrase to save
6. Unstopable wallet ready to use

Thank you very for this little guidelines.

You're welcome.
It's pretty easy to use Wallet Unstoppable.
If there are people around you who use Trust Wallet, recommend Unstoppable Wallet to them.

[BVeyron]

You are right that in Nunchuk Wallet there are 24 seeds.
For me, a relatively new wallet that I don't dare to use.
We have discussed on the Bitcoin Wallet for Android board that the process of creating a Nunchuk wallet also requires an active email for each user to register even though there is an option to enter guest mode.

I opened a new nunchuk wallet without email.  The wallet has that option.  in general, I liked it, and the seed phrase from it is perceived by other wallets, which is convenient and provides at least a minimal guarantee of saving your bitcoins in case of any problems with the wallet.  And problems sometimes happen, like recently with the Atomic wallet.

[yudi09]

You are right that in Nunchuk Wallet there are 24 seeds.
For me, a relatively new wallet that I don't dare to use.
We have discussed on the Bitcoin Wallet for Android board that the process of creating a Nunchuk wallet also requires an active email for each user to register even though there is an option to enter guest mode.

I opened a new nunchuk wallet without email.  The wallet has that option.

You can open or create a new wallet in Nunchuk in guest mode, you don't have to go through an active email.
This means that you may register with an email and may also register without using an email or via guest mode as I have mentioned.

in general, I liked it, and the seed phrase from it is perceived by other wallets, which is convenient and provides at least a minimal guarantee of saving your bitcoins in case of any problems with the wallet.  And problems sometimes happen, like recently with the Atomic wallet.

If you like the Nunchuk wallet, I don't mind it because it has pretty good features as seen when I tried to open it. But I'm generally not interested in switching from the wallet I'm currently using as it's up to us to take care of the guarantees for storing Bitcoin

[Kruw]

Wasabi Wallet supports sending to Taproot, and receiving to Taproot for change & coinjoin outputs.  P2WPKH addresses are still used for receiving, but coins of both types can be restored & spent in the same wallet.

[cygan]

the custody service provider BitGo announced on june 30 the integration of musig2, a protocol for multisig wallets enabled by the taproot update, for their Bitcoin hot wallets. this means that a protocol standard that has been actively developed by the theoretical side for some time is finally becoming a reality and can henceforth be used productively. customers of BitGo can thus benefit from several advantages in the future, such as better privacy and lower transaction fees.


https://blog.bitgo.com/save-fees-with-musig2-at-bitgo-3248d690f573

@dkbit98
and by the way, while surfing through the internet, i came across this interesting website. maybe you could also add it to the op
https://whentaproot.org/#support

[Charles-Tim]

and by the way, while surfing through the internet, i came across this interesting website. maybe you could also add it to the op
https://whentaproot.org/#support

This thread is about wallets that support pay-to-taproot addresses in a way that the wallet can generate bech32m addresses, not wallet that support and that does not support sending to pay-to-taproot addresses.

Under 'does not support sending to bech32m', all I could see are exchanges. This thread is not about exchanges that support pay-to-taproot.

Does not support sending to Bech32m
Binance.com, Binance.us, Bitfinex, Coinbase.com, Crypto.com, Fireblocks, Gemini, Luno, Paxful.com, PayPal, Venmo, WazirX

Under 'supports sending to bech32m', not only wallets that are mentioned, even payment processor was mentioned and many other platforms too are mentioned.

Supports sending to Bech32m
AgoraDesk, bcoin
Bitaroo, BitBox, BitBoxApp, Bitcoin Beach Wallet, Bitcoin Core, Bitcoin Knots, Bitcoin Wallet for Android, BitGo, BitMEX, Bitnob, Bitpanda, Bitso, blockchain.com, Blockstream Green, Blockstream Jade, BlueWallet, Breez, BSDEX, BTCPayServer, Bull Bitcoin, CardCoins.co, Casa, CashApp, CoinCorner, Coldcard, Core Lightning, Electrum, Exodus, Flyp.me, FTX US Derivatives Fully Noded, HolyTransaction, Iris Wallet, JoinMarket, Kraken, Ledger Live, LNbits OnchainWallet extension, LND, Muun, Nunchuk, Okcoin, Peach Bitcoin, Phoenix, River.com, Samourai Wallet, SatSale, Sparrow Wallet, Specter Wallet, StackinSat.com, Strike, Swan, thebitcoincompany.com, Trezor, Trezor Suite, Trust Wallet, Uniblow, VBTC, Wallet of Satoshi, Wasabi Wallet

We should differentiate sending 'pay-to-taproot addresses' and 'wallets that support (wallets that can generate)' pay-to-taproot addresses which this thread is what is all about.

[dkbit98]

the custody service provider BitGo announced on june 30 the integration of musig2, a protocol for multisig wallets enabled by the taproot update, for their Bitcoin hot wallets. this means that a protocol standard that has been actively developed by the theoretical side for some time is finally becoming a reality and can henceforth be used productively. customers of BitGo can thus benefit from several advantages in the future, such as better privacy and lower transaction fees.

I am not going to add any custodial wallets in my list, and in general I don't support anything BitGo is doing.
If I remember correctly there was some big hack and vulnerability discovered recently with BitGo... but I stand by saying not my keys = not my coins.

and by the way, while surfing through the internet, i came across this interesting website. maybe you could also add it to the op
https://whentaproot.org/#support

This looks interesting, I bookmarked it and I will check it out and investigate more in next few days.

[OmegaStarScream]

Crypto.com announced a couple of days ago that their non-custodial wallets now fully support Taproot:

https://crypto.com/product-news/defi-btc-support

I can see that their mobile wallet (at least the android one) pushed an update yesterday too, so I'm not sure whether this update is on mobile as well, or just the browser extension as mentioned in the article.

[Charles-Tim]

I can see that their mobile wallet (at least the android one) pushed an update yesterday too, so I'm not sure whether this update is on mobile as well, or just the browser extension as mentioned in the article.

I have just downloaded the Android Crypto.com DeFi wallet, which is definitely the lastest version. Version 1.62.0. It is not supporting bitcoin pay-to-taproot addresses yet.

   

This is the wallet that I have seen more to be manipulating the real bitcoin with altcoins which are pegged with bitcoin. In the first image above was the result after searching for bitcoin. I saw bitcoin and altcoins that are pegged with bitcoin. I clicked on bitcoin which took me to the second image with segwit version 0 address. I clicked on bitcoin which you can see above the address QR code and the third image was what I saw.

I do not know how Fantom network is special and not included with its fellow altcoins pegged with bitcoin. The address starts from 0x just like others and it is not bitcoin but just an altcoin.

[dkbit98]

Crypto.com announced a couple of days ago that their non-custodial wallets now fully support Taproot:

Thank you for suggestion but if crypto.com is custodial closed source wallet like I think it is, than I won't add it on my list right now.
Maybe in future I could add additional category for custodial wallets but I am not supporting them in any way, and for me they work more like centralized exchanges than like wallets.

I have just downloaded the Android Crypto.com DeFi wallet, which is definitely the lastest version. Version 1.62.0. It is not supporting bitcoin pay-to-taproot addresses yet.

Even more reasons for not adding crypto.com wallet.

[Charles-Tim]

Thank you for suggestion but if crypto.com is custodial closed source wallet like I think it is, than I won't add it on my list right now.
Maybe in future I could add additional category for custodial wallets but I am not supporting them in any way, and for me they work more like centralized exchanges than like wallets.

It is just like Coinbase.com (a custodial wallet) or Coinbase Pro (a centralized exchange) that are having Coinbase noncustodial wallet. Crypto.com is an exchange that is having noncustodial wallet called Crypto.com DeFi wallet. But it would definitely be a close source wallet.

[OmegaStarScream]

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As mentioned above, the wallet is non-custodial (or so they claim)[1]. The desktop version is open source, but the mobile/browser extension is not.

If you don't want to list it because it's closed source, then you should probably remove Exodus from the list as well.

[1] https://crypto.com/university/custodial-vs-non-custodial-wallets#:~:text=Crypto.com%20DeFi%20Wallet%20is,services%2C%20all%20in%20one%20place.
[2] https://github.com/crypto-com/chain-desktop-wallet/releases/tag/v1.4.0

[cygan]

as i already mentioned here, the hw-wallet foundation passport now also supports taproot addresses with the new update
https://foundationdevices.com/2023/05/passport-version-2-1-1-is-now-live/

[dkbit98]

As mentioned above, the wallet is non-custodial (or so they claim)[1]. The desktop version is open source, but the mobile/browser extension is not.

I checked their mobile/browser wallet version and I couldn't find the code, and I want to test myself before I add any other software wallets.

If you don't want to list it because it's closed source, then you should probably remove Exodus from the list as well.

Well Exodus was always grey-listed here as you can see, and I only added it because it existed for a long time.

as i already mentioned here, the hw-wallet foundation passport now also supports taproot addresses with the new update
https://foundationdevices.com/2023/05/passport-version-2-1-1-is-now-live/

This is only for sending, not for receiving.
I will add Passport when they add full Taproot support.

[OmegaStarScream]

Not sure if you're still against the idea of listing BitMask[1] but they recently updated the wallet and now they now support the mainnet.

It also looks like OKX wallet (closed-source/non custodial) supports Taproot (I thought we already spoke about it here, but apparently not)


 
[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5371499.msg61475910#msg61475910
[2] https://www.okx.com/learn/okx-wallet-becomes-first-multi-chain-platform-to-enable-viewing-and-transfer

[dkbit98]

List is updated with few more wallets thanks to your suggestions.
Nunchuk wallet has full Taproot support for some time and it is getting more popular solution for multisig setup and non-KYC inheritance plans.
Bitmask is new wallet that can work as browser extension or web wallet, and it supports Bitcoin Network with Taproot,  Lightning Network, RGB, and other features.

I am considering all custodial wallets similar like centralized exchanges so I won't be adding them in this list any time soon.

Do your own research before using any wallet even if they are open source.

[cfbtcman]

List is updated with few more wallets thanks to your suggestions.
Nunchuk wallet has full Taproot support for some time and it is getting more popular solution for multisig setup and non-KYC inheritance plans.
Bitmask is new wallet that can work as browser extension or web wallet, and it supports Bitcoin Network with Taproot,  Lightning Network, RGB, and other features.

I am considering all custodial wallets similar like centralized exchanges so I won't be adding them in this list any time soon.

Do your own research before using any wallet even if they are open source.

Only that I tried with success to sweep a taproot address was Samourai Wallet.

Is there some taproot address expert here that could answer to some questions?

I'm trying to confirm if there is any type of taproot address with or without tweak that protects our public key identity until 1st move, somebody can answer that?

[Charles-Tim]

Only that I tried with success to sweep a taproot address was Samourai Wallet.

I do not understand what you mean. But if asking that Samourai is supporting pay-to-taproot? Samourai supports legacy, nested segwit and native segwit addresses, but not yet supporting pay-to-taproot.

I'm trying to confirm if there is any type of taproot address with or without tweak that protects our public key identity until 1st move

That is how bitcoin is. So far you do not make any transaction, your address public key can not be known.

If you want to ask questions, make the questions clear and easy to understand.