Local wallet creation
Create keys locally.
Back up deliberately.
Choose a wallet generator that matches the currency, network and receiving address format you need.
Open Bitcoin wallet creatorKey tools are unaudited. Do not use them with real funds. Keep every seed phrase and private key private.
Choose the coin and network first
The Bitcoin wallet generator supports mainnet, testnet, signet and regtest, with testnet selected by default. Choose legacy, nested SegWit, native SegWit or Taproot. These choices affect address encoding and derivation; record them with your backup so recovery uses the same settings.
Create one wallet at a time
The multi-coin wallet creator supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Dogecoin mainnet. Every run creates one new wallet for the selected coin. It does not restore an existing seed or build a shared multi-chain portfolio. Its Bitcoin option creates a legacy address.
Understand Ethereum account creation
The Ethereum generator creates account keys locally using its documented mainnet derivation. The EVM account guide and generator explains the distinction between an account address and chain-specific balances, support and transactions.
Protect the result
Record the mnemonic and recovery settings in a private offline backup. A seed phrase grants access to derived keys and must not appear in explorer searches, URLs, emails or screenshots. QBitcoin does not store your secrets or provide account recovery. Clear the form and results after recording the backup.
Work with existing backup information
Use the BIP39 validator to check supported mnemonic formatting and checksum locally. A valid checksum does not prove safety or ownership. The HD derivation tool inspects a bounded set of Bitcoin addresses from a supplied seed and path. Wallet transaction signing and portfolio management are not provided.