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How to Get B1T in Scrypt Wallet

How to receive Bit (B1T) in a non-custodial Scrypt Wallet, and what to check before you do.

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Receiving B1T from an exchange or another wallet

The most direct way to get B1T into Scrypt Wallet is to send it from wherever you already hold it — an exchange, another wallet — to your own B1T address. Open Receive in Scrypt Wallet to generate that address, and double-check the network shown matches B1T before you send: initiating a withdrawal on the wrong network is one of the most common ways funds get stuck or lost outright.

Before you rely on a deposit

Treat an unconfirmed B1T deposit as pending, not settled, until it has enough network confirmations. Scrypt Wallet is non-custodial — your B1T key is generated and encrypted on your own device, so getting funds into the wallet is really just a normal on-chain (or in-app swap) transaction, not an account top-up. Open the B1T wallet page for the current price and network details before you move funds.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Scrypt Wallet non-custodial?

Yes. Scrypt Wallet encrypts your keys on your own device — Scrypt Wallet never holds your funds.

Is Scrypt Wallet free to use?

Yes. Creating a Scrypt Wallet account is free, with no card required to get started.

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Updated 2026-09-29