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JWallet

A way to generate paper wallets in your CLI

WARNING JWallet is a hobby project and may be unstable at times. I do not recommending using JWallet for large amounts of money. Use at your own risk.

With an emphasis on security and cold storage, JWallet displays a private key and a public address for the new wallet in the coin of your choice. These values are not stored, nor are they displayed in the bash terminal directly. A user should write down the displayed keys for later use. Once the screen dissapears, the values cannot be accessed again.

JWallet currently only generates paper wallets, meaning nothing is stored, however I think it could be fun to try to handle locally stored wallets and the encryption that comes along with it.

How to Use

jwallet -c <coin>
JWallet currently generates wallets for:

  • Ethereum Classic etc
  • Bitcoin btc
  • Litecoin ltc
  • Dogecoin doge

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