Volt

A modern descriptor-based Financial Freedom Bitcoin Wallet aimed at restoring sovereignty to Global Bitcoiners.

What are descriptors? Read more.

Features

• Descriptor-based HD wallet (wpkh(KEY), pkh(KEY), sh(wpkh(KEY)), tr(KEY))
• Watch Only support
• Partially Signed Bitcoin Transactions (PSBTs) and Fee Bumping (RBF)
• Lightning Network support (BOLT11 & LNURL)
• Internal Wallet Lightning Swaps (Onchain<>Lighting)
• Multi-lingual (en, ar)

Download Beta

⚠️ Warning: Volt is still in Beta, do not use it for large amounts of Bitcoin.

Android

• Download APK

IOS

• IOS Beta Test flight coming soon.

Supported BIPs

• BIP21 URI Scheme
• BIP32 Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets
• BIP39 Mnemonic code for generating deterministic keys
• BIP44 Multi-Account Hierarchy for Deterministic Wallets
• BIP49 Derivation scheme for P2WPKH-nested-in-P2SH based accounts
• BIP70 Payment Protocol
• BIP84 Derivation scheme for P2WPKH based accounts
• BIP86 Derivation scheme for PTR based accounts
• BIP173 Base32 address format for native v0-16 witness outputs
• BIP174 Partially Signed Bitcoin Transactions

Supported Bitcoin Tech

• Breez SDK
• Bitcoin Development Kit (BDK)

Translation

For details on contributing to the app translation, please see the translation guide

Build

Note: Please ensure the version of Node and NPM you are using are >= the minimum LTS Node and NPM versions specified in the package.json file. The recommended Node and NPM versions are LTS versions (i.e. even-numbered releases). Run node --version && npm --version to get the versions of Node and NPM on your system if unsure.

Clone the repo locally and install the required npm dependencies:

$ git clone https://github.com/Zero-1729/volt
cd volt
yarn install

To run the wallet locally on, and build for, Android or IOS you'll need Android Studio and Xcode installed, respectively.

Breez SDK And Greenlight Credentials

Note: If any part of the original .crt or .pem files are cut out, you will get the Breez SDK error Generic: transport error. See documentation here for more info.

Setup Environment file

Create a copy of the env.example

cp env.example .env

This command creates a .env file in the project root volt/. Then fill it with the appropriate info.

Read and Convert the .crt and .pem Files

You can read and convert the contents of your client-key.pem and client.crt files as binary/byte data, in their entirety without taking out any parts (e.g. BEGIN CERTIFICATE / END CERTIFICATE / BEGIN PRIVATE KEY / END PRIVATE KEY) to hex strings and add them to the .env file as GL_CUSTOM_NOBODY_KEY and GL_CUSTOM_NOBODY_CERT, respectively.

To run the app locally, you'll need to add the Breez SDK Greenlight credentials to the .env file:

# Contents of the '.env' file
# ...
GL_CUSTOM_NOBODY_KEY=YOUR_HEX_STRING
GL_CUSTOM_NOBODY_CERT=YOUR_HEX

Development

To run the wallet locally on your system, run the following in the project root (volt/):

This will start the Metro Bundler, which is the tool responsible for bundling the app's JavaScript code and assets into a single file that can be run on the device.

$ yarn run start

Note on Tailwind

Due to the way Tailwind works, you'll need to run the following command to build the Tailwind CSS file:

This builds the Tailwind styles in watch mode. You'll need to run this command in a separate terminal window to keep the Tailwind styles updated before running the app.

$ yarn run dev:tailwind

Running on Android (Virtual) Device

• Download and run the latest (stable) version of Android Studio.
• Launch Android Studio, and Open the project's android folder (volt/android).
• Open the build.gradle file in the current folder (volt/android), it'll take some time for Android Studio to set up.
• Navigate to AVD Manager under the Tools sections of the menu, and click "Create Virtual Device..." to create a virtual device.
• Launch the newly created virtual device by clicking the Play in the Actions section of the menu.

After setting up the virtual device, run the following in the project root (volt/) to launch the emulator:

The command builds the app and installs it on the virtual device or a connected Android device (if detected). Once launched, the app would take time loading the dependencies.

$ yarn run android

Running on IOS

To run the app using XCode's IOS emulator, you'll need to install the CocoaPod dependencies:

$ cd ios
$ yarn pod install

After installing the dependencies, to launch the app on the IOS emulator you'll need to navigate to the project root (volt) and run:

Note: If you have issues running the command above, you can also open Xcode and open the ios/volt.xcworkspace file and build/run the app from there.

yarn run ios

Responsible Disclosure

Email Zero-1729@protonmail.com with the title "volt: bug/vulnerability report" to disclose any critical bugs or vulnerabilities.

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