Bitcoin (BTC) is available in Scrypt Wallet on Bitcoin. Scrypt Wallet is non-custodial: your BTC private key is generated and encrypted on your own device, so Scrypt Wallet itself never holds your funds.
- Symbol: BTC
- Network: Bitcoin
- Block explorer: BlockChainExplorer
Receiving BTC
Open Receive in Scrypt Wallet to generate a BTC address. Before sharing it, check that the network shown matches Bitcoin — sending on the wrong network is one of the most common ways funds get stuck. Bitcoin deposits need network confirmations before they're final; treat an unconfirmed deposit as pending, not settled.
Sending and tracking BTC
A BTC send needs a recipient address, an amount and a confirmation. Double-check the address before confirming — a completed blockchain transaction can't be reversed. You can follow a transaction's progress on BlockChainExplorer (https://www.blockchain.com) once it broadcasts.
Security, backup and recovery
Scrypt Wallet encrypts your keys on your device; you're responsible for keeping the recovery information that restores access if you lose the device. Scrypt Wallet can't reverse a confirmed transaction or recover funds sent to the wrong address, and support will never ask for your recovery phrase or private key.
Managing BTC alongside your other assets
BTC sits in the same portfolio dashboard as every other coin Scrypt Wallet supports, so you can review balances, activity and wallet actions for Bitcoin without switching apps. Scrypt Wallet also supports holding more than one BTC wallet in the same account.
Create a free account to generate a real BTC address, see your actual balance, and send or receive for real.