[LIST] Wallets supporting Taproot

[OmegaStarScream]

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 think what he's saying is that the only wallet he managed to sweep funds with from a taproot address, is Samourai wallet and according to the wallet's site, it should be possible to send funds to this type of address[1]. You can't generate them though.

[1] https://samouraiwallet.com/features

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[Charles-Tim]

I think what he's saying is that the only wallet he managed to sweep funds with from a taproot address, is Samourai wallet and according to the wallet's site, it should be possible to send funds to this type of address[1]. You can't generate them though.

[1] https://samouraiwallet.com/features

Likely that is what he meant. But I think most wallet will do that because bitcoin users can send from one address type to another because one address type is compatible with other different ones because that is how it is. Although, I have not tested sending from pay-to-taproot address on one wallet to wallets that are not supporting it like Electrum, but I think such reputed wallet will make such transaction to be successful.

[cygan]

after some time the Blixt Wallet version 0.6.9 introduces a lot of new things like:

• persistent mode
• simple taproot channels support
• 0-conf channels support for dunder lsp

if you want to read the complete changelog follow the github link listed here: https://github.com/hsjoberg/blixt-wallet/releases/tag/v0.6.9

[dkbit98]

after some time the Blixt Wallet version 0.6.9 introduces a lot of new things like

Blixt is already listed, but I don't think this wallet is supporting bitcoin main chain.
It is meant to be used only as Lightning Network wallet.

From what I found on their website this is not meant to be used for normal transactions, only for opening LN channels:

Right now, the main purpose of this on-chain wallet is to manage the opening and closing of LN channels and not for regular day to day payments using on-chain transactions.

https://blixtwallet.github.io/features

[SFR10]

Just noticed "Breez" also supports Taproot addresses ^{[since June]}, but it requires using the dev console:
^{Note: It's still in beta mode.}

Steps:

• Click the balance icon from the top-left corner > Preferences > Developers > Wallet > newaddress > Add p2tr to the previous command > Click the play button.

[dkbit98]

Just noticed "Breez" also supports Taproot addresses ^{[since June]}, but it requires using the dev console:
^{Note: It's still in beta mode.}

I added Breez wallet to the list, but I didn't personally test how this feature works.

I talked before about Onekey hardware wallet supporting Taproot addresses, but it looks like that OneKey app can work even without hardware wallet.
There is option for Taproot address, and I think they are supporting additional ordinals and brc-20 tokens, with other shitcoins.
Onekey should be open source, but do your own research first.

[thebitcoinhole]

We compare 52 Hardware Wallets (aka Signing Devices) feature by feature.

Now you can see the Bitcoin Address formats supported by each hardware wallet: legacy, nested segwit, native segwit and taproot.

https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets

Soon, we will also include that info for our software wallets comparison.

[Charles-Tim]

We compare 52 Hardware Wallets (aka Signing Devices) feature by feature.

Now you can see the Bitcoin Address formats supported by each hardware wallet: legacy, nested segwit, native segwit and taproot.

https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets

Soon, we will also include that info for our software wallets comparison.

Good contribution. Well done.

I think you have a thread that you can use to notify people about this: 16 Bitcoin Software Wallets, compared feature by feature

This thread is mainly for wallets that are generating pay-to-taproot addresses and not a comparison thread.

But if you see a reputed wallet that is supporting pay-to-taproot and not yet included on the OP, you can post them here at anytime so that  dkbit98 can edit the OP and include the wallet if necessary.

[thebitcoinhole]

We compare 52 Hardware Wallets (aka Signing Devices) feature by feature.

Now you can see the Bitcoin Address formats supported by each hardware wallet: legacy, nested segwit, native segwit and taproot.

https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets

Soon, we will also include that info for our software wallets comparison.

I think you have a thread that you can use to notify people about this: 16 Bitcoin Software Wallets, compared feature by feature

This thread is mainly for wallets that are generating pay-to-taproot addresses and not a comparison thread.

But if you see a reputed wallet that is supporting pay-to-taproot and not yet included on the OP, you can post them here at anytime so that  dkbit98 can edit the OP and include the wallet if necessary.

Yes, I posted the link here because we have up to date info on the website about taproot support (and plan to continue keeping the info up too date). I noticed the thread doesn't have the full list of hardware wallets supporting taproot.

[dkbit98]

Now you can see the Bitcoin Address formats supported by each hardware wallet: legacy, nested segwit, native segwit and taproot.
https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets

Thank you for doing the good work, and you are collecting everything I was interested before in one place!
It's one thing to collect it, now you have to maintain it  

Soon, we will also include that info for our software wallets comparison.

And don't forget to finally add Aqua wallet in software wallet page.
First time I learned about existence of 10101 wallet from your website.

Yes, I posted the link here because we have up to date info on the website about taproot support (and plan to continue keeping the info up too date). I noticed the thread doesn't have the full list of hardware wallets supporting taproot.

Probably.
But than again, you don't have the full list of all hardware and software wallets  
I will update soon-ish.

[thebitcoinhole]

Thank you for doing the good work, and you are collecting everything I was interested before in one place!
It's one thing to collect it, now you have to maintain it  

Yes, I know. That´s why I automated the version releases of all the wallets so the website is always displaying the latest version. The inspection of the changelogs is manual, but with the automation is simplified.

And don't forget to finally add Aqua wallet in software wallet page.

Yes, Aqua is in the backlog.

But than again, you don't have the full list of all hardware and software wallets  

Yes, I mean all the wallets I have on the website

[satscraper]

@dkbit98, I think it is time to add Passport wallet into HW list. A few days ago  v2.3.0 firmware upgrade has added the full Taproot for sending and receiving  on this device. Besides Taproot is also supported by Passport native companion app i.e. Envoy available  for both Android and iOS mobiles.

[dkbit98]

@dkbit98, I think it is time to add Passport wallet into HW list. A few days ago  v2.3.0 firmware upgrade has added the full Taproot for sending and receiving  on this device. Besides Taproot is also supported by Passport native companion app i.e. Envoy available  for both Android and iOS mobiles.

I finally updated the list and added missing wallets, including Passport hardware wallet.
For some reason I was not able to install Envoy app on my device to confirm this.
Please remind me, can Envoy app work independent from Passport wallet, same like any other mobile wallet?

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@dkbit98, I think it is time to add Passport wallet into HW list. A few days ago  v2.3.0 firmware upgrade has added the full Taproot for sending and receiving  on this device. Besides Taproot is also supported by Passport native companion app i.e. Envoy available  for both Android and iOS mobiles.

This is good about Passport hardware wallet that the wallet is supporting taproot addresses. I think you have good experience about Passport hardware wallet. This question may be off-topic but I know that I can get the right answer from you. Is Passport hardware wallet now supporting RBF?

[satscraper]

Please remind me, can Envoy app work independent from Passport wallet, same like any other mobile wallet?

It may work in both way i.e. either as a standalone app independent from Passport or as a watch-only-wallet for Passport.

You choose the way you like at the first Envoy launch by selecting one of two opts - "Manage Passport" (watch-only) or "Set UP Envoy Wallet" (stand alone).

Is Passport hardware wallet now supporting RBF?

Sure.

[SFR10]

I finally updated the list and added missing wallets, including Passport hardware wallet.

Judging by your last comment on the Keystone thread, you're probably not going to like what I'm about to say, but they finally released the update that you mentioned last week: Support for Taproot ^{[through Sparrow]} in firmware 1.3.0

[dkbit98]

Is Passport hardware wallet now supporting RBF?

Yes it does.

Judging by your last comment on the Keystone thread, you're probably not going to like what I'm about to say, but they finally released the update that you mentioned last week: Support for Taproot ^{[through Sparrow]} in firmware 1.3.0

I don't like or dislike Keystone wallet, I just posted facts and feedback from their customers.
Keystone will be added to the list, but let's wait and see if it's actually working from someone who owns this wallet.

[OmegaStarScream]

JoyID now supports Bitcoin (and taproot). It's a passwordless wallet who its developers are also building a Layer 2 solution for bitcoin.

The wallet is currently closed source though, accessible from here: https://app.joy.id/

[dkbit98]

JoyID now supports Bitcoin (and taproot). It's a passwordless wallet who its developers are also building a Layer 2 solution for bitcoin.

This looks like some web3 junk wallet, and I can't even start it in my Firefox browser because of some not supported environment error message.
I can't confirm how this wallet works so I am not going to add it in list of taproot supported wallets for now, but this could change in future.

[OmegaStarScream]

JoyID now supports Bitcoin (and taproot). It's a passwordless wallet who its developers are also building a Layer 2 solution for bitcoin.

This looks like some web3 junk wallet, and I can't even start it in my Firefox browser because of some not supported environment error message.
I can't confirm how this wallet works so I am not going to add it in list of taproot supported wallets for now, but this could change in future.

For desktop devices, it's really not that easy to get it to work. You need to have a certain version of Chrome as well as Windows 11.

It's smoother on mobile devices, but like I said in a previous post, it lacks some features but I would still keep an eye on them, if you're not willing to add them now.