WizzA non-custodial wallet for Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin-native assets. Explore desktop download, installation and recovery guidance for Windows, macOS and Linux, and keep your recovery backup private.

About
Wizz Wallet is a non-custodial Bitcoin wallet for people who hold more than coins — inscriptions, tokens and other assets that live directly on Bitcoin.
Wizz Wallet began as a browser extension focused on Bitcoin-native assets. This site brings together desktop download, installation and recovery guidance for Windows, macOS and Linux. Desktop installers, system requirements and release-specific features have not yet been verified here; check the published release information before installing.
Our focus is deliberately narrow. Bitcoin and the protocols built on top of it: Ordinals, BRC-20, Runes, Atomicals and Fractal Bitcoin. A wallet that tries to cover every chain usually covers none of them well, so the work goes where Bitcoin assets actually live.
A wallet should stay invisible until a decision is needed, and become completely explicit at the moment one is.
Keys are generated locally and encrypted with your password. Wizz never holds funds and can never move them.
Every transaction and PSBT is shown in full before approval. Nothing is signed silently in the background.
Inscriptions and tokens follow their own rules, including UTXO selection that keeps assets from being spent as fees.
Features
Manage BTC, Ordinals inscriptions, BRC-20, Runes and Atomicals (ARC-20, Realm, NFTs) in one place — every balance and every asset, side by side.
Switch between Bitcoin mainnet, testnet and Fractal Bitcoin with its own assets, without changing wallets or re-importing keys.
Create or import wallets from a seed phrase or private key, with Taproot and Native SegWit addresses, and keep them organized under one vault.
Mint, transfer and split tokens, sign PSBTs, and connect to Bitcoin dApps and marketplaces directly from the wallet.
Keys are generated and encrypted on your own device, behind a password and an automatic lock — Wizz never holds your funds or your seed phrase.
Test on Bitcoin testnet and Fractal Bitcoin, inspect transactions and UTXOs, and sign PSBTs offline before broadcasting them.
Technology & Security
Wizz is a plain Bitcoin application: it builds transactions locally, signs them with keys stored on your machine and broadcasts only what you approve.
Keys are generated on your device and never leave it. Wizz holds no funds and no seed phrase.
The vault is encrypted with your password and locks automatically after a period of inactivity.
Every transaction and PSBT is shown in detail — inputs, outputs and fees — before you approve it.
UTXOs that carry inscriptions or tokens are tracked, so they can't be spent as fees by mistake.
A 12 or 24-word phrase is generated offline when you create the wallet. You keep the only copy.
No email, no KYC and no server storing balances. The app talks to Bitcoin nodes, not to us.
Supported assets
Wizz reads assets directly from your own UTXOs on-chain. Nothing is hosted, listed or held by us — if an asset is yours, it appears with its real balance.
Native balance with Taproot and Native SegWit addresses, custom fee rates and coin control.
Bitcoin-compatible network with its own assets and RPC, reached from the same seed phrase.
Satoshi-numbered inscriptions — images, text and JSON — listed alongside your balance.
Mint, send and track BRC-20 tokens, with mint progress and your own holdings.
Runes balances, minting and transfers, following the protocol's own mint and burn rules.
Mint and transfer ARC-20 tokens, with tick details and live mint status.
Realms — registered names on Bitcoin — shown with their attributes and ownership.
Atomical NFTs and containers, listed and transferred like any other asset in the vault.
CAT-20 tokens minted through the covenant path, tracked with their supply.
Open, inspect and sign partially signed transactions from other wallets or an offline signer.
Full support for BTC, Ordinals, BRC-20, Runes, Atomicals and CAT-20.
Try mints, transfers and PSBT flows without moving real funds.
Its own chain and assets, switched inside the app without re-importing keys.
Protocol support varies by release. The list describes the Bitcoin asset ecosystem; desktop support for each feature must be checked against the release documentation before use.
FAQ
Answers about Wizz Wallet, Bitcoin assets and wallet recovery. The documentation provides desktop installation, backup and troubleshooting guidance for each platform.
Still stuck? The documentation walks through setup, recovery and every protocol step by step.
Read the docs