Templar Wallet
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The protocol's wallet

Templar Wallet.

  • Open source
  • Easy
  • Guided

Bitcoin and Liquid in one app. Your keys stay yours, and they sign on Templar Lend too.

Alpha · test network

Download Templar Take the tour ↓

Available for

  • macOS
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Android
Alpha

Test network only, with coins that have no value.

What this means

Today

  • Bitcoin and Liquid on testnet.
  • Signs Templar Lend loans from a computer.

In progress

  • Loan signing on Android.
  • The iOS app.
  • Mainnet, after the checks.

The wallet in action

The dashboard: net worth, chart and the Bitcoin and Liquid cards

Your balance

Bitcoin and Liquid together, in your currency or in sats.

The send review: coins spent, recipient, change and fee

Sending

Six steps, and a drawing of the transaction before you sign.

The wallet's coins, drawn as banknotes

Your coins

Label, freeze or merge individual coins.

The multisig threshold: 2 keys out of 3

Multisig and hardware wallets

Several signatures to spend, hardware wallets included.

The Liquid page: asset operations and assets held

Assets on Liquid

Confidential amounts, your own assets and LiquiDEX swaps.

Wallet info: keys and descriptors

How it's built

Screens in Flutter, engine in Rust, recovery phrases encrypted.

Drawing of the signing request: what the site says on the left, what the wallet reads on the right

Sign for Templar Lend

The site prepares the loan; you check and sign in the wallet.

The animated tour is in the desktop version.

Bitcoin and Liquid on the first screen.

  1. Net worth

    The total in sats or seven currencies, charted over time.

  2. One card per network

    Bitcoin shows your latest activity, Liquid the assets you hold.

  3. Hidden amounts

    One tap on the eye hides the figures, except the ones you sign.

  4. Light or dark

    The sun at the bottom left switches the theme.

Six steps, one question at a time. You sign with your password or Touch ID.

The guide

  1. New or co-signed

    Co-signing passes the transaction from one signer to the next.

  2. Which network

    On Liquid one transaction can pay in several assets.

  3. Which coins

    By hand, to keep different sources apart. On Liquid it is automatic.

  4. Recipients

    Paste or scan the address. One more output pays a second person.

  5. The fee

    Pay more and it gets into a block sooner. On Liquid it is flat and tiny.

  6. The review

    Three arrows: to the recipient, to your change, to the fee.

Each coin is a banknote, bigger when it is worth more.

The guide

  1. Sizes

    Dust is worth less than the fee to spend it, and the wallet flags it.

  2. A label

    The name stays on this device, never on the blockchain.

  3. Freeze

    It stays in your balance, but the wallet will not spend it, whoever asks.

  4. Merge

    The coins you pick become one, through the same review as a send.

Several signatures to spend, with keys in the app or on a hardware wallet.

The guide

  1. One key or several

    Several keys for large sums, or for funds shared by several people.

  2. The threshold

    Up to nine keys, and one can be created here.

  3. Cable or QR

    Jade and Ledger by cable, SeedSigner by QR. On Liquid, Jade and software keys sign.

  4. A lost key

    With 2 of 3, the other two still sign.

  5. A stolen key

    On its own, it cannot spend anything.

The network beside Bitcoin: a block a minute, and assets anyone can issue.

The guide

  1. Confidential amounts

    Anyone watching sees the transactions, not the amounts or assets.

  2. Issue an asset

    The domain ties the asset to your website: anyone can check who issued it.

  3. Supply and reissuance

    In base units: with 2 decimals, 100,000 becomes 1,000.00 TEST.

  4. Reissue or burn

    Whoever holds the reissuance token can raise the supply; burning lowers it.

  5. Swaps on LiquiDEX

    One transaction: both assets move, or neither does.

Three layers, one inside the other: the x-ray pulls them apart.

The code

  1. The shell

    Screens written once in Flutter, the same on desktop and Android.

  2. The engine underneath

    In Rust, on your device: it builds and signs transactions.

  3. The vault

    Without the app password, the recovery phrases on disk are unreadable.

The engine · Rust

BDK 0.30 · BitcoinLWK 0.9 · LiquidPSBT / PSET

balancesaddressescoin selectionsigningsync

The vault

  • Argon2id + XChaCha20-Poly1305
  • Touch ID on a Mac, fingerprint on Android
  • Auto-lock

The site prepares the loan. You check it and sign in the wallet.

The guide

  1. Connect once

    The site sees balance and activity and prepares loans, but cannot spend.

  2. The link

    The button on the site opens the request in the wallet, without a browser extension.

  3. Compare

    You check: the amount and the collateral must match in both columns.

  4. Sign

    Your signature goes to the site, which adds the other party's and broadcasts the transaction.

How it compares to other wallets

FeatureTemplaralpha · testnetBlockstream appphone and computerSparrowcomputerAQUAphone
Bitcoin Yes. on-chain and Miniscript Yes. on-chain and Lightning Yes. on-chain Yes. on-chain and Lightning
Liquid Yes. L-BTC and other assets Yes. regulated assets too (AMP) No. Bitcoin only, by choice Yes. L-BTC and USDt
Software and hardware signers Yes. on Liquid, Jade only Yes. Jade, Ledger, Trezor and more Yes. USB, QR, SD and smartcard Partly. software key only
Multisigspending takes more than one signature Yes. M-of-N on Liquid too Partly. Blockstream holds one key Yes. M-of-N with your keys No. a single key
Send and receive Liquid assets Yes. any asset, multisig too Yes. any asset No. no Liquid Partly. only assets on its list
LiquiDEXtwo people swap assets in one transaction Yes. single-key wallets only No. bitcoin swaps only No. no Liquid No. swaps via SideSwap and Boltz
Issue, reissue and burn assetscreate an asset and change its supply Yes. single-key wallets only No. with Elements Core, outside the app No. no Liquid No. no issuance
Guided steps for multisig, hardware and assets Yes. for all three Partly. hardware and 2FA, no issuance Partly. multisig and hardware, no assets No. no multisig or hardware

Checked on 27 September 2026 against official sites, help pages and code.

Sources, and why these three

The Blockstream app is the most mature with Liquid, Sparrow the desktop reference, AQUA the easiest on a phone.

Download Templar Wallet

macOS

File
.dmg
Processor
Apple silicon and Intel
System
macOS 10.15 or later

Alpha · test network · not notarized

Download for macOS

On first launch macOS asks you to open it anyway. How to →

Verify the download

Windows

File
installer .exe
Processor
x64
System
Windows 10 (1809+) or 11

Alpha · test network · unsigned build

Download for Windows

On first launch SmartScreen asks you to confirm. How to →

Verify the download ·portable .zip (does not open protocol links)

Linux

File
.tar.gz
Processor
x86-64
System
Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12 or later

Alpha · test network · unsigned build

Download for Linux

Extract it and run it. How to →

Verify the download

All releases →

Android: the dashboard, the balance and the two networks

Android: the dashboard, the balance and the two networks

Android yours

In your pocket too.

The same wallet, on your phone.

File
.apk
Processor
arm64
System
Android 7.0 or later

Alpha · test network · does not sign loans yet

Download the APK iOS coming soon

Emulator or x86_64 device? x86_64 APK · All releases

Outside Google Play: Android asks you to allow the install. How to →

Alpha · test network

Prefer to build it? From source →

The code is open source

github.com/0xB4LdW1n/TemplarWallet

Everything in one repository

The app, the engine and the protocol connector.

git clone https://github.com/0xB4LdW1n/TemplarWallet.git
Read the code Star on GitHub
  • Rust
  • Flutter
  • MIT
Install and verify Your first wallet Multisig From source