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BitPhoque

Wallet

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A non-custodial wallet for BitPhoque. Your keys are generated on this device and never leave it -- no account, no server, no custodian.

Your recovery phrase

These twelve words are your wallet. Write them down in order, on paper, and keep them somewhere only you can reach.

Tap to reveal

! Anyone with these words can take your phoques. BitPhoque can't reset them, can't recover them, and will never ask for them.

Confirm your phrase

Fill in the missing words to prove you saved them. We blanked three at random.

Restore your wallet

Enter your 12-word recovery phrase in order. Paste the whole phrase into the first box and it'll spread across the grid.

Wallet ready

Your wallet is set up and held in this browser. Next you'll fund it with a little KAS for fees, then you can send and receive phoques.

Save this wallet to this browser?

Set a passphrase and your recovery phrase is encrypted (AES-GCM) and kept on this device, so it survives a refresh. The passphrase is never stored -- only you can unlock it. Or skip and keep the wallet for this session only.

Passphrase

Confirm passphrase

Welcome back

This browser has a saved BitPhoque wallet. Enter your passphrase to unlock it.

Passphrase

phoques

No phoques yet. Tap Receive to get started.

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Learn about this project ›

Self-custody

Your 12-word recovery phrase generates your private key entirely in this browser. It is never transmitted, never stored on a server, and never leaves your device. No account, no login, no custodian. If you lose the phrase, nobody can recover it for you. That is the point.

Fixed supply

42,069 phoques were minted at genesis. There is no minter, no inflation function, and no admin key that can create more. The covenant enforces conservation: every transaction must account for every phoque that enters it. Supply is proven, not promised.

On Kaspa, no coordinator

BitPhoque tokens are covenant-enforced at Kaspa's script layer. Ownership, transfer, and sale rules are checked by every validating node, not by a trusted off-chain indexer. There is no server deciding who owns what. The chain is the truth.

The Oracle Protocol

BitPhoque is built on the same covenant stack as the Oracle Protocol, a reputation-as-UTXO system where trust is earned on-chain and enforced without a coordinator. BitPhoque is the practice run; Oracle is the destination. More at github.com/kyle4nia/oracle-protocol.

Back to BitPhoque.org

BIP-39 via @scure (vendored) · keys generated and encrypted in your browser · TN10 practice

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