Release notes
Version 1.2.2 of BC Vault has been released, included in this release: • Custom ERC20 tokens (accessible if you turn on ‘Advanced Mode’ in the options • Improved UX for existing ERC-20 tokens • ERC-20 indicator icon And of course, plenty of bugfixes. SHA-1s: Windows: E2EC178EFF54A1EED0BA75A0E835EA5B03D14B6B OSX: 2E1EE762778057DE8EE76642283AE63BFE7DD731 Linux: 848F0F4C99B47A7496AE741A589EC12FB3067925
Release notes 1.2.1
BC Vault 1.2.1 has been released. This release is accompanied by a new firmware release as per usual. Notable Features: The web daemon included with BC Vault is now configurable and will automatically starts on install. This will allow 3rd parties to integrate BC Vault functionality into their webpages. Daemon Web3 Ethereum support A brand […]
Why should private keys be private
The whole purpose of a cryptowallet is, that private key for signing crypto transactions is stored in a safe place never directly exposed and thus susceptible to malware & co. that can infect your desktop. Still MiTM (Man-in-the-Middle) attack could be made on the desktop and thus you have to always check the tx details, […]
Release notes 1.2
Content of changes implemented in version 1.2 of BC Vault Application. The main star of this update is our transparent and seamless Segwit support! You will find that your wallets that support Segwit (BTC,LTC,BCH…) will now display their Segwit equivalent addresses on the ‘RECEIVE’ screen. You can freely send to Segwit addresses without worrying about […]
Release notes 1.1
Initial public release of the BC Vault Application.
BC Vault One Quick Start Guide – Video
First connect the device via USB 3.0 cable to your computer. Then remove the display protection and start shaking the device to initialize the random number generator. After the device has been initialized, you will see the initialization screen of BC Vault again. Enter the application on your desktop and click on the lock icon. […]Load More