TZUR Wallet: Bitcoin-only self-custody wallet for Nigeria + built-in BlockSight

[daniosem]

Hello Bitcoin Nigeria community.

I want to introduce TZUR Wallet.

TZUR is a simple self-custody wallet built only for Bitcoin. No altcoins, no tokens, no DeFi, and no unnecessary complexity. The goal is to make Bitcoin easier to understand, safer to use, and fully controlled by the user.

In TZUR, private keys and the seed phrase stay on the user’s own device. We cannot access the private keys, we do not hold user funds, and no account is required. Control over Bitcoin stays completely with the user.

One of the most important parts of TZUR is the BlockSight integration.

BlockSight is a built-in Bitcoin explorer inside the wallet. Users can check transaction status, confirmations, addresses, blocks, and network data without leaving the app. The idea is to avoid sending users to random external explorer websites and instead bring the verification experience directly into the wallet.

For Nigeria, we think this matters because Bitcoin adoption is not only about buying or sending BTC. It is also about understanding what is happening on-chain, verifying transactions, and learning to hold your own keys safely.

Main features:

Bitcoin-only
Self-custody, private keys stay with the user
Recovery phrase support in 31 languages
Windows and iPhone support
Built-in BlockSight Bitcoin explorer
One-time purchase, no subscription

TZUR is built for users who want to use Bitcoin in a simpler way while still keeping full control over their private keys. For more experienced users, BlockSight provides a quick way to verify transactions and blocks directly from inside the wallet.

I would really appreciate feedback from the Bitcoin Nigeria community. We are especially interested in understanding what Nigerian Bitcoin users expect from a self-custody wallet, and whether a built-in explorer helps make Bitcoin easier to verify and understand.

Website:
https://tzur.live/en


BlockSight:
https://blocksight.live

[Xal0lex]

Are you kidding me? Asking for $60 for some unknown wallet. You don’t even offer a trial period. Want to use it? Pay up. And who the hell knows what it even is. Users are just supposed to take your word for it. It’s total nonsense, clearly designed for fools (sorry).

[daniosem]

Are you kidding me? Asking for $60 for some unknown wallet. You don’t even offer a trial period. Want to use it? Pay up. And who the hell knows what it even is. Users are just supposed to take your word for it. It’s total nonsense, clearly designed for fools (sorry).

Fair criticism, and I understand the hesitation.

TZUR is not trying to be for everyone. There are many free wallets available, and some of them are excellent. But in many cases, if you are not paying for the product, you should at least ask what the business model is.

With TZUR, the model is simple: a one-time payment for lifetime access to the wallet and the built-in BlockSight Bitcoin explorer. No subscription, no exchange account, no ads, no token, no altcoin promotion.

The wallet is Bitcoin-only and built around self-custody. The user controls the recovery phrase and private keys. TZUR does not hold user funds and does not act as a custodian.

It is also designed for a specific audience: Bitcoin users, educators, agents, and service providers who want a simple desktop wallet with a native Bitcoin explorer in the same app.

You are absolutely welcome to visit the site, read the details, watch the demo, and decide it is not for you. That is completely fine. Nobody has to buy it or use it.

The reason it is paid is exactly because it is not trying to monetize users in some hidden way. It is a product, not a free funnel.

[Frankolala]

Since, it's a software wallet, I don't think that anyone will love to use it since, they can get a hardware wallet with additional funds that's more secured than TZUR. There are good wallets like electrum wallet and blue wallet which has LN but this wallet doesn't have LN which makes it not have everything one will need in a wallet and you have to pay for this crap.

[Sticky Bomb]

Are you kidding me? Asking for $60 for some unknown wallet. You don’t even offer a trial period. Want to use it? Pay up. And who the hell knows what it even is. Users are just supposed to take your word for it. It’s total nonsense, clearly designed for fools (sorry).

In addition to this, it's not open source, so independent validators cannot audit it, so I doubt it should be trusted. Furthermore demanding such amount for a software wallet while we have high quality alternatives like Electrum and blue wallet is funny because I don't see why I'll pay $60 when I can use Electrum comfortably and it's free too. I sincerely do not trust this service.

[Amphenomenon]

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The reasons you listed here are not something unique since there are more trustworthy software doing this and two were listed here already.

I haven't gone through this wallet in depth but with what I have read thus far m, paying the fee is a no and more likely dangerous.

The recovery phrase support is another questionable thing, can you explain how this is done?

[Xal0lex]

Are you kidding me? Asking for $60 for some unknown wallet. You don’t even offer a trial period. Want to use it? Pay up. And who the hell knows what it even is. Users are just supposed to take your word for it. It’s total nonsense, clearly designed for fools (sorry).

Fair criticism, and I understand the hesitation.

TZUR is not trying to be for everyone. There are many free wallets available, and some of them are excellent. But in many cases, if you are not paying for the product, you should at least ask what the business model is.

What do you think is the business model behind Electrum, one of the best open-source Bitcoin wallet, which is also free?

The wallet is Bitcoin-only and built around self-custody. The user controls the recovery phrase and private keys. TZUR does not hold user funds and does not act as a custodian.

And we're just supposed to take your word for it?

It is also designed for a specific audience: Bitcoin users, educators, agents, and service providers who want a simple desktop wallet with a native Bitcoin explorer in the same app.

You've listed everyone who actually needs a Bitcoin wallet 😀

You are absolutely welcome to visit the site, read the details, watch the demo, and decide it is not for you. That is completely fine. Nobody has to buy it or use it.

I checked it out, but couldn't find a demo version anywhere. Oh, so you're calling a couple of uninformative pictures a demo version of the wallet? Right, I see. 😀

P.S. And yeah, I still don't get why you need my first name, last name, and country of residence just to subscribe to your newsletter More BS.

[AVE5]

For Nigeria, we think this matters because Bitcoin adoption is not only about buying or sending BTC. It is also about understanding what is happening on-chain, verifying transactions, and learning to hold your own keys safely.

The wallet features actually look nice as described but nothing unique from others existed. I'll not stop to tell any meaningful user's especially newbies to give try of any of these newly developed wallets even though they claims to have reliability.
Non custodial wallets had also been a safest means to store your funds since you take absolutely control of your funds and you've your recovery keys with you unlike the custodial wallets that limits your access to your funds.
I always keep activated the saying that "A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE''.
There had been much number of wallets that had gained much reputation and tested to be trusted over the long time of existence. Definitely those are better recommendable than hovering for new projects. The risks are too high bra.