WalletWasabi Versions Save

Open-source, non-custodial, privacy preserving Bitcoin wallet for Windows, Linux, and Mac.

v2.0.7.2

5 days ago

Wasabi Wallet is an easy to use, privacy-focused, open-source, non-custodial, Bitcoin wallet

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Release Highlights

🆕 Coinjoin to another wallet

Release Summary

What is this release about?

This version is just adding one feature: Mix to another wallet - In the program, you can set another wallet in the coinjoin settings to which you want to coinjoin. In this case, the anonymity score target is not considered; once the coinjoin is completed, your coins will be transferred to the wallet you specified.

Read the related blog for more information.

Installation Guide

Download the operating system relevant software package and install Wasabi like you would with any other software on your computer. For a detailed installation guide, including signature verification, see the documentation.

Documentation

:spider_web: Website :onion: Tor onion site :orange_book: Documentation :grey_question: FAQ

Advanced Guide

If you want to build or update Wasabi from source code, check out these easy instructions.

Wasabi uses reproducible builds, which you can verify with this guide.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 1607+
  • Windows 11 22000+
  • macOS 12.0+
  • Ubuntu 22.04+
  • Fedora 37+
  • Debian 11+

Full Changelog

What's Changed

Full Changelog: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/compare/v2.0.7.1...v2.0.7.2

v2.0.7.1

1 month ago

Wasabi Wallet is an easy to use, privacy-focused, open-source, non-custodial, Bitcoin wallet

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:window: Windows :green_apple: Apple M1/M2 :apple: Apple Intel :penguin: Ubuntu / Debian :penguin: Other Linux

Release Highlights

🫥 New user interface 🔒 Trezor Safe 3 support 🚀 Full RBF detection ⚠️ Better privacy warnings 🥷🏼 Password is now called passphrase 🎛️ New sorting option 🐛 Bug fixes and security improvements

Release Summary

What is the Hotfix about?

On some Mac systems, Wasabi could crash on fresh installations. https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/pull/12869

Completely new interface

The wallet's entire color scheme, transaction history table, menus, and icons were overhauled in this release with a refreshing new look. These changes aim to streamline the experience while maintaining a focus on user privacy. Enjoy the new darker dark mode and spicy Wasabi green highlights.

Hardware wallets

Wasabi Wallet now supports the latest Trezor Safe 3 device, known for its secure element protection, open-source design, and on-device transaction confirmations. This allows users to securely use their Trezor Safe 3 for private cold storage, enhancing the usability of Wasabi Wallet with one of the top hardware devices for Bitcoin security. Also, this version upgrades to HWI v3.0.0 which avoids false positive antivirus flagging.

Full RBF

Accuracy of unconfirmed transactions in the mempool is now improved by considering economic replacements of transactions that did not originally signal for Full Replace-By-Fee (RBF). The coordinator now has a more stable defense against attackers who double spend coinjoin inputs.

Better privacy warnings

Updates to privacy notifications now provide more detailed information, displaying amount differences in both BTC and USD to assist users in avoiding the creation of change outputs.

Coinjoin setting now available on music box

The autocoinjoin feature has been optimized to initiate only after transaction confirmations, reducing unnecessary mining fees. The associated Tor version has also been updated to improve network security and performance.

Password is now called passphrase

The wallet's password functionality has been renamed to "passphrase" to better reflect its security implications and the fact that it cannot be reset. This passphrase is the "13th word" or "seed extension", and is required together with the 12 recovery words to recover the private keys and spend the bitcoin.

New sorting option

Users can now sort their transaction history by date, improving the manageability and navigation of financial records in Wasabi Wallet.

Additional enhancements and bug fixes

The release includes improvements for cross-wallet performance, updates Avalonia and .NET for GUI and framework enhancements, solutions for UI memory leaks, and bug fixes for Coldcard hardware device integration. The Buy Anything button's text box is now easier to navigate. Automatic coinjoin checks for eligible coins before starting. The update also introduces a new PGP key for securely reporting software vulnerabilities.

Read the related blog for more information.

Installation Guide

Download the operating system relevant software package and install Wasabi like you would with any other software on your computer. For a detailed installation guide, including signature verification, see the documentation.

Documentation

:spider_web: Website :onion: Tor onion site :orange_book: Documentation :grey_question: FAQ

Advanced Guide

If you want to build or update Wasabi from source code, check out these easy instructions.

Wasabi uses reproducible builds, which you can verify with this guide.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 1607+
  • Windows 11 22000+
  • macOS 12.0+
  • Ubuntu 20.04+
  • Fedora 37+
  • Debian 11+

Full Changelog

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/compare/v2.0.6...v2.0.7

v2.0.7

1 month ago

Wasabi Wallet is an easy to use, privacy-focused, open-source, non-custodial, Bitcoin wallet

Download

:window: Windows :green_apple: Apple M1/M2 :apple: Apple Intel :penguin: Ubuntu / Debian :penguin: Other Linux

Release Highlights

🫥 New user interface 🔒 Trezor Safe 3 support 🚀 Full RBF detection ⚠️ Better privacy warnings 🥷🏼 Password is now called passphrase 🎛️ New sorting option 🐛 Bug fixes and security improvements

Release Summary

Completely new interface

The wallet's entire color scheme, transaction history table, menus, and icons were overhauled in this release with a refreshing new look. These changes aim to streamline the experience while maintaining a focus on user privacy. Enjoy the new darker dark mode and spicy Wasabi green highlights.

Hardware wallets

Wasabi Wallet now supports the latest Trezor Safe 3 device, known for its secure element protection, open-source design, and on-device transaction confirmations. This allows users to securely use their Trezor Safe 3 for private cold storage, enhancing the usability of Wasabi Wallet with one of the top hardware devices for Bitcoin security. Also, this version upgrades to HWI v3.0.0 which avoids false positive antivirus flagging.

Full RBF

Accuracy of unconfirmed transactions in the mempool is now improved by considering economic replacements of transactions that did not originally signal for Full Replace-By-Fee (RBF). The coordinator now has a more stable defense against attackers who double spend coinjoin inputs.

Better privacy warnings

Updates to privacy notifications now provide more detailed information, displaying amount differences in both BTC and USD to assist users in avoiding the creation of change outputs.

Coinjoin setting now available on music box

The autocoinjoin feature has been optimized to initiate only after transaction confirmations, reducing unnecessary mining fees. The associated Tor version has also been updated to improve network security and performance.

Password is now called passphrase

The wallet's password functionality has been renamed to "passphrase" to better reflect its security implications and the fact that it cannot be reset. This passphrase is the "13th word" or "seed extension", and is required together with the 12 recovery words to recover the private keys and spend the bitcoin.

New sorting option

Users can now sort their transaction history by date, improving the manageability and navigation of financial records in Wasabi Wallet.

Additional enhancements and bug fixes

The release includes improvements for cross-wallet performance, updates Avalonia and .NET for GUI and framework enhancements, solutions for UI memory leaks, and bug fixes for Coldcard hardware device integration. The Buy Anything button's text box is now easier to navigate. Automatic coinjoin checks for eligible coins before starting. The update also introduces a new PGP key for securely reporting software vulnerabilities.

Read the related blog for more information.

Installation Guide

Download the operating system relevant software package and install Wasabi like you would with any other software on your computer. For a detailed installation guide, including signature verification, see the documentation.

Documentation

:spider_web: Website :onion: Tor onion site :orange_book: Documentation :grey_question: FAQ

Advanced Guide

If you want to build or update Wasabi from source code, check out these easy instructions.

Wasabi uses reproducible builds, which you can verify with this guide.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 1607+
  • Windows 11 22000+
  • macOS 12.0+
  • Ubuntu 20.04+
  • Fedora 37+
  • Debian 11+

Full Changelog

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/compare/v2.0.6...v2.0.7

v2.0.6

2 months ago

v2.0.5

4 months ago

Wasabi Wallet is an easy to use, privacy-focused, open-source, non-custodial, Bitcoin wallet

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:window: Windows :green_apple: Apple M1/M2 :apple: Apple Intel :penguin: Ubuntu / Debian :penguin: Other Linux

Release Highlights

🛒 Buy Anything Button

Release Summary

Purchase stuff inside Wasabi Wallet with bitcoin by using the Buy Anything Button:

Buying anything with bitcoin has never been more effortless. With the click of a button you can now request the purchase of physical and digital goods, while protecting your privacy and revealing as little information about you as possible. Let your personal team of butlers find, arrange and ship the products you are looking for. From phones, to cars, even hotels and flights, get it all with Wasabi's new Buy Anything Button.

To learn more, check out our blog post.

Installation Guide

Download the operating system relevant software package and install Wasabi like you would with any other software on your computer. For a detailed installation guide, including signature verification, see the documentation.

Documentation

:spider_web: Website :onion: Tor onion site :orange_book: Documentation :grey_question: FAQ

Advanced Guide

If you want to build or update Wasabi from source code, check out these easy instructions.

Wasabi uses reproducible builds, which you can verify with this guide.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 1607+
  • Windows 11 22000+
  • macOS 10.15+
  • Ubuntu 18.04+
  • Fedora 36+
  • Debian 10+

Full Changelog

Full Changelog: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/compare/v2.0.4...v2.0.5

This discussion was created from the release Wasabi Wallet v2.0.5 - Buy Anything Button.

v2.0.4.1b

5 months ago

Wasabi is an easy to use, privacy-focused, open-source, non-custodial, Bitcoin wallet

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Release Highlights

🛠️ Fix hardware wallets with updat to HWI 2.3.1 - Pull Request 🔧 Local Prison mitigation - Pull Request

Release Summary

This is a silent release aiming to fix two specific issues:

  1. Out-dated HWI, ensuring that Wasabi works with all hardware wallets.
  2. There were some issues with the server-side prison banning coins for ~1-2 years. The clients saved this information and Wasabi never chose those coins again until ban period is over. Not even if the server-side prison was cleared.

Installation Guide

Download the operating system relevant software package and install Wasabi like you would any other software on your computer. For a detailed installation guide, including signature verification, see the documentation.

Advanced Guide

If you want to build or update Wasabi from source code, check out these easy instructions.

Wasabi uses reproducible builds, which you can verify with this guide.

Documentation

:spider_web: Website :onion: Tor onion site :grey_question: FAQ

Requirements

  • Windows 10+
  • macOs 10.15+
  • Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, 20.04+
  • Fedora 33+
  • Debian 10+

What's Changed

https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/pull/11979 https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/pull/11981 https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/pull/11980

v2.0.4

8 months ago

v2.0.3wgpt

1 year ago

WasabiGPT: The First AI Bitcoin Wallet

We invented something and we have no idea what it is. Wasabi Wallet is the only light-weight, non-custodial Bitcoin wallet today that provides all-around privacy for its users. WasabiGPT however does none of that. Not yet anyway. It is proof of concept for testnet that unlike the original Wasabi Wallet, it comes with zero privacy and provides absolutely no security guarantees whatsoever.

It's a side quest to the mission of Wasabi Wallet, which is to empower sovereign individuals with financial privacy. As such, we're not planning to integrate WasabiGPT into Wasabi Wallet unless there's overwhelming interest.
Since we don't really know what to make out of it, we ask YOU to tell us

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How 2 Use

Step 0: Install WasabiGPT

Instructions are below.

Step 1: Get your ChatGPT API Key

Register an account for OpenAI, if you haven't already, then generate a new API key: https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys Make sure you have enough credit: https://platform.openai.com/account/usage

Step 2: Feed your API Key to WasabiGPT

To make the WasabiGPT work, you need to set the OpenAI API key as the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable or set the API key directly in app settings (Advanced settings tab).

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Please remember that OpenAI will bill your account for each assistant usage.

Models that work with WasabiGPT are: gpt-3.5-turbo and gpt-4

Step 4: Pray OpenAI works

OpenAI does not work more often than it does, so there's a chance that it won't for you either. This is when the power of praying comes in!

Basic usage WasabiGPT assistant

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2297442/229277037-474edab8-3c8e-4f1c-868e-b8e9aac3638a.mp4

  • From the top application bar click on the top text box (previously known as search bar). You can type anything in the box and click the Enter key to send a message to WasabiGPT assistant.

  • The assistant is using OpenAI service to process your queries so keep in mind the things you say there will go through the internet and to OpenAI servers (in future versions we will use local private AI models so your privacy is 100% guaranteed, but right now it's a tech demo).

  • WasabiGPT can explain a variety of Bitcoin related topics and Wasabi Wallet inner workings.

Sending, receiving Bitcoin via WasabiGPT assistant

  • In the tech demo you can also perform a few UI related tasks like sending BTC, generating a receive address or checking your wallet balance.

  • To make it work first login into your wallet.

  • To send Bitcoin via WasabiGPT assistant type the following text commands into the assistant input box: "Send 0.001 BTC, , labels: Label1, Label2" and hit enter. You will see in the dropdown the progress messages from the assistant.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2297442/229277248-e25346d7-9fc9-4eee-8150-b613fc2a3de3.mp4

  • To receive Bitcoin you can use an assistant to generate a new address by simply typing "Receive BTC from: Label1, Label2" and it will generate an address for you. You can simply copy it.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2297442/229277075-102f8edf-32f3-46b1-9722-4be0c663ce85.mp4

  • To check your logged in wallet balance simply type: "What is my wallet balance"

Installation Guide

Download the operating system relevant software package and install Wasabi like you would any other software on your computer. For a detailed installation guide, including signature verification, see the documentation.

Requirements

  • Windows 10+
  • macOs 10.15+
  • Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, 20.04+
  • Fedora 33+
  • Debian 10+

v2.0.3

1 year ago

Wasabi is an easy to use, privacy-focused, open-source, non-custodial, Bitcoin wallet

Download

:window: Windows :green_apple: Apple M1/M2 :apple: Apple Intel :penguin: Ubuntu / Debian :penguin: Other Linux

Release Highlights

🥕 Taproot coinjoin signing and taproot change outputs 🪙 Opt-in manual coin control for payments 🐇 Improved wallet loading speed 🍏 Native run on mac ARM64 without Rosetta (x64 emulator) ⚔️ Improved dust attack prevention

Release Summary

Wasabi Wallet has undergone a series of updates and improvements. One of the significant updates includes the addition of taproot coinjoin signing and taproot change outputs, the client randomly chooses between segwit v0 and v1 for each output, which enhances privacy and security. Another notable update is the opt-in manual coin control feature that allows users to verify and adjust what the software chooses automatically, users now have more control over their payments. The wallet loading speed has also been improved, ensuring faster wallet access and navigation.

The latest version of Wasabi is now fully compatible with native Mac ARM64 without Rosetta, an x64 emulator that helps run apps designed for x86-based systems. Additionally, users can now copy text in transaction preview and details, making it easier to share information with others. The update also enhances dust attack prevention, thereby increasing wallet security. The Taproot relevant concepts are now displayed in the UI. The NBitcoin and Tor versions have also been upgraded, improving overall performance and reliability. Moreover, GitHub vulnerability reporting has been added, making it easier for anyone to privately report vulnerabilities. Lastly, the PGP key's expiry date has been updated to 2028, please download and import this new key block. Wasabi is now fully compatible with Trezor Suite and BTCPayServer coinjoin users, providing them with additional privacy and security features.

Overall, these updates make Wasabi more user-friendly and secure, with additional privacy features. The improvements to the user interface and security measures make it a reliable option for users looking to keep their Bitcoin safe and private.

Installation Guide

Download the operating system relevant software package and install Wasabi like you would any other software on your computer. For a detailed installation guide, including signature verification, see the documentation.

Advanced Guide

If you want to build or update Wasabi from source code, check out these easy instructions.

Wasabi uses reproducible builds, which you can verify with this guide.

Documentation

:spider_web: Website :onion: Tor onion site :grey_question: FAQ

Requirements

  • Windows 10+
  • macOs 10.15+
  • Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, 20.04+
  • Fedora 33+
  • Debian 10+

What's Changed

Full Changelog: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/compare/v2.0.2.1...v2.0.3

v2.0.2.2

1 year ago

Wasabi is an easy to use, privacy-focused, open-source, non-custodial, Bitcoin wallet

Download

:window: Windows :green_apple: Apple M1 :apple: Apple Intel :penguin: Ubuntu / Debian :penguin: Other Linux

Release Summary

This release contains two small hotfixes, however, those are critical for some users. The first one is making bitcoin knots work for users who enabled full node integration. The second one is fixing the issue for users whose wallet loading never finishes caused by the 1Mb (ordinals) transaction.

Installation Guide

Download the operating system relevant software package and install Wasabi like you would any other software on your computer. For a detailed installation guide, including signature verification, see the documentation.

Advanced Guide

If you want to build or update Wasabi from source code, check out these easy instructions.

Wasabi uses reproducible builds, which you can verify with this guide.

Documentation

:spider_web: Website :onion: Tor onion site :grey_question: FAQ

Requirements

  • Windows 10+
  • macOs 10.15+
  • Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, 20.04+
  • Fedora 33+
  • Debian 10+

What's Changed

Full Changelog: https://github.com/zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi/compare/v2.0.2.1...v2.0.2.2