[LIST] Wallets supporting Taproot

[Husna QA]

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.

I think so, too, because I just opened it in desktop Safari, and the following suggestion appeared:

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[SFR10]

I just spotted an open-source mobile/web lightning wallet ^[Mutiny] with full support for Taproot addresses ^{[e.g. it generates Taproot addresses (by default) for opening lightning channels]}.

@dkbit98
I just noticed there are two Nunchuck entries on the list ^{[is it intentional?]}.

[FinneysTrueVision]

I think so, too, because I just opened it in desktop Safari, and the following suggestion appeared:

TouchID is not necessary but you do need to be at least on macOS Ventura for Safari to support passkeys. You also need to have two-factor authentication enabled for your Apple ID.

The annoying thing about this wallet is that even simple things like viewing your receiving address brings up a passkey prompt on your screen requiring extra clicks.

The wallet doesn’t use mnemonics so if the website goes offline it seems like there is no way to recover it. According to their FAQ, it is impossible for anyone including yourself to export the private key.

Can I export the private key or mnemonic phrase?
Your private keys are securely stored in your device's hardware security module (HSM), which means no one can export the key including yourself.

[Husna QA]

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TouchID is not necessary but you do need to be at least on macOS Ventura for Safari to support passkeys. You also need to have two-factor authentication enabled for your Apple ID.

Unfortunately, the MacBook I use doesn't support macOS Ventura, and I can't try the latest version of Safari.
However, I tried opening it in the iOS version of Safari. Here are some screenshots:

     

As seen above, the JoyID wallet supports Bitcoin address types Taproot and Native SegWit.

The annoying thing about this wallet is that even simple things like viewing your receiving address brings up a passkey prompt on your screen requiring extra clicks.

To see the receiving address, I use Face ID to Sign In.

[dkbit98]

I just spotted an open-source mobile/web lightning wallet ^[Mutiny] with full support for Taproot addresses ^{[e.g. it generates Taproot addresses (by default) for opening lightning channels]}.

I heard about Mutiny wallet and I added it to the list of supported wallets.
They are doing interesting things with Synthetic USD and privacy with coinjoins.

I just noticed there are two Nunchuck entries on the list ^{[is it intentional?]}.

This was a mistake, but I corrected it now.
Thanks for noticing and reporting.

[SFR10]

They are doing interesting things with Synthetic USD and privacy with coinjoins.

Indeed, they are... I just finished listening to a podcast ^{[from Ben (one of their team members)]} regarding the former, but I'm still not sure if this is "really" going to be different from other stablecoins that can be frozen in our wallets.

Thanks for noticing and reporting.

You're very welcome
Somehow, I forgot to mention that SafePal also added support for Taproot addresses back in December of last year ^{[credit goes to @taufik123 for this post]}.
^{- A walk-through from SafePal.}

[dkbit98]

Somehow, I forgot to mention that SafePal also added support for Taproot addresses back in December of last year ^{[credit goes to @taufik123 for this post]}.
^{- A walk-through from SafePal.}

Do you know if this Taproot support is available for all Safepal hardware wallet devices, S1, S1 pro and X1?
I don't like or support Satochop products, especially with their shady licensing and low quality, but I am trying to be neutral as much as possible with this list.
Satochip added.

[SFR10]

Do you know if this Taproot support is available for all Safepal hardware wallet devices, S1, S1 pro and X1?

Yes, it's available on all of their devices

[Learn Bitcoin]

Not sure If I should ask here or not. I have found a wallet named Xverse and it has Android and iOS wallets. It has a Chrome extension as well for PC users. Now, I have noticed the wallet provides a P2SH address to receive Bitcoin but it also provides a taproot address to receive ordinals, BRC-20, and runes as well. This is kind of the latest updated wallet. But my question is, can I receive Bitcoin with that taproot address or not? It's specifically noted that the address is to receive Ordinals and BRC-20 tokens. Has anyone used it?

Link to the website: https://www.xverse.app/
Link to the browser extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/xverse-wallet/idnnbdplmphpflfnlkomgpfbpcgelopg

[nc50lc]

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But my question is, can I receive Bitcoin with that taproot address or not? It's specifically noted that the address is to receive Ordinals and BRC-20 tokens. Has anyone used it?

Aside from that note, there's a pop-up that explicitly tells the user not to send Bitcoins to it.
This message:


And if that's not convincing enough, for actual testing, it can be done by switching to testnet in 'Settings Icon' (lower-right)->"Change Network".
I've sent tBTC to my test xverse wallet's TapRoot address and it didn't arrive.

[cygan]

there is another update for the Green Wallet from Blockstream listed here in the op.
the release 2.0.4 adds new features and bug fixes like:

• BIP39 passphrase login
• Handle external BIP21 payment on macOS and Windows
• Support signing message with software wallet

you can see the complete changelog and the download files in the links below:
https://github.com/Blockstream/green_qt/releases
https://blockstream.com/green/

[Learn Bitcoin]

Aside from that note, there's a pop-up that explicitly tells the user not to send Bitcoins to it.

Thanks for this. I don't know why I haven't noticed this one. Probably I was rushing when I created the wallet and didn't read anything except writing the seed phrases. I am feeling good that I ask this in this thread before making any transaction. I was in confusion so I wrote here to see if there are any users of this wallet. This is another example why we should be more careful during the wallet creation and we should read as much information as we can. In my case, the best guess is I closed those pop-up without even looking at it.

[nc50lc]

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I am feeling good that I ask this in this thread before making any transaction. -snip-

I've tested that they are using standard derivation paths and key derivation methods.
If ever, it'll be more of an inconvenience than lost bitcoins.

In case someone did that: Backup the seed phrase, import it to Sparrow by selecting Script Type: "TapRoot (P2TR)", set the default derivation path.
And the same address will be restored in Sparrow, first in the address list.