Android
.apk · 12.4 MB · v0.8.2 beta
Beta
APK + Play Store. Auto-updates with verifiable signatures.
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Self-custodial · open source
Your keys.
Your device.
Your coins.
Native wallets for Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS. Hold GCC, BTC, XMR, ETC, RVN, KAS, DASH, and ZEC — the same seven coins as the pool. No accounts, no logins, no third-party custody.
8 coins
one wallet
No accounts
no KYC, no signup
Open source
audited · reproducible
Hardware-ready
Trezor & Ledger paths
Wallets Send Receive Activity
TOTAL BALANCE · GBP
£2,184.42
+£28.10 / 24h · +1.3%
Send Receive Mine
- G Get Crypto Coin 1,240.00£0.00 testnet
- B Bitcoin 0.02184£1,472.20 +1.2%
- M Monero 4.21£726.42 -0.4%
- R Ravencoin 142.4£3.04 +0.6%
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Pick your platform.
Same wallet, same keys, every device. Restore from a seed phrase to sync across all four.
iOS
TestFlight · App Store Q3
Coming
Native Swift. Face ID / biometrics. Apple's App Store review in progress.
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Windows
.exe · 38 MB · v1.0.4 stable
Stable
Signed installer. Windows 10/11 64-bit.
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macOS
.dmg · 42 MB · v1.0.4 stable
Stable
Universal binary. macOS 12 (Monterey) or later.
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What it does
A wallet without traps.
No backdoor recovery email. No 'forgot my password' button. The mental model is closer to a Swiss army knife than an app.
CUSTODY
Keys never leave your device
Seed phrase is generated on-device using your system's hardware RNG. We never see it, we never store it, we don't have a server-side copy.
MULTI-COIN
Eight coins, one seed
GCC, BTC, XMR, ETC, RVN, KAS, DASH, ZEC — all addresses derived from the same BIP-39 seed using standard paths.
HARDWARE
Plug-in hardware wallet
Trezor One, Trezor T, and Ledger Nano S/X supported on desktop. Keys live on the device, signatures happen offline.
PRIVACY
Connect to your own node
Don't trust our servers? Point the wallet at your local Bitcoin / Monero node. Address rotation on by default.
RECOVERY
24-word recovery, optional passphrase
Standard BIP-39 seeds. Optional BIP-39 passphrase ('25th word') for hidden wallets and plausible deniability.
OPEN
Open source · reproducible builds
All wallet source is on GitHub. Anyone can verify the binary you downloaded matches the published code.
Security · read this
Your seed phrase is the wallet.
These rules feel obvious until they don't. Every story you've read of someone losing five figures of crypto traces back to breaking exactly one of them.
Do this
- 01 Write your seed phrase on the paper card provided, or on a steel backup plate.
- 02 Store the seed somewhere only you can reach (safe, security deposit box, hidden spot in your home).
- 03 Test your backup before sending real funds: wipe the wallet, restore from seed, confirm it works.
- 04 Enable biometric / PIN lock on the wallet app for day-to-day spending protection.
- 05 For balances over £5,000 — move to a hardware wallet. We support it from day one.
Never do this
- 01 Don't take a photo of your seed. Phone backups, iCloud, Google Drive — all of it leaks.
- 02 Don't type your seed into any website, ever. Not even ours. There's no recovery flow that needs it.
- 03 Don't share your seed with 'support' — there is no real support team in crypto that needs it.
- 04 Don't reuse a wallet password as your seed phrase passphrase. They're different things.
- 05 Don't paste your seed into ChatGPT, a notes app, or a Discord DM. We've seen all three this year.
We can't recover lost seeds. No-one can.
If you contact "GetCryptoCoin Support" and they ask for your seed, it isn't us — it's a scam. We will never message you first, never DM, never need your phrase to "help".
Backup & recovery
Four steps. Once. Forever.
Get this right at the start and you'll never have to think about it again.
01 STEP 01
Generate
On first launch, the wallet generates 24 random words using your device's hardware RNG. No network involved.
01 abandon
02 ability
03 able
04 about
05 above
06 absent
07 absorb
08 abstract
09 absurd
10 abuse
11 access
12 accident
02 STEP 02
Write
Write the 24 words down in order on the recovery card. Pen and paper — not a phone, not a screenshot.
01 abandon
02 ability
03 able
04 about
05 above
06 absent
07 absorb
08 abstract
09 absurd
10 abuse
11 access
12 accident
03 STEP 03
Verify
Wallet asks you to re-enter three random words to prove you wrote them down correctly.
01 abandon
02 ability
03 ?????
04 about
05 above
06 absent
07 absorb
08 ?????
09 absurd
10 abuse
11 access
12 accident
04 STEP 04
Store offline
Put the card somewhere only you can reach. Steel plates and a fireproof safe are the gold standard for larger holdings.
Verify your download
Don't trust us. Verify us.
Every release is signed with the operator's GPG key and the binary is reproducible from source. If you're new to verification, the docs walk through it step-by-step for each platform.
Yes, most users won't bother. The point isn't that everyone does it — the point is that anyone can.
~/Downloads · verifying gcc-wallet-1.0.4.dmg signed ✓
gpg --verify gcc-wallet-1.0.4.dmg.sig gcc-wallet-1.0.4.dmg
Signature made Fri 16 May 2026 14:21:08 BST
using RSA key 9A4F E2C1 8B33 D041 6F2E B7A1 F924 9E55 1C8D AA63
Good signature from "Steven (getcryptocoin) <steven@getcryptocoin.io>"
Primary key fingerprint: 9A4F E2C1 8B33 D041 6F2E B7A1 F924 9E55 1C8D AA63
shasum -a 256 gcc-wallet-1.0.4.dmg
9a4fc1e2b78d3041a6f2eb7a1f9249e55 gcc-wallet-1.0.4.dmg
# matches published SHA256 on /downloads/checksums.txt
verified · safe to install_
100% open source
Audited, public, and reproducible.
The wallet code is on GitHub under MIT. Two external security audits completed (Feb 2025, Jan 2026). Reproducible builds verified by three independent maintainers from the community.
AUDIT HISTORY
- Jan 2026 Trail of Bits · v1.0 · 2 low Passed
- Feb 2025 OSTIF · NCC Group · v0.5 · 1 med · resolved Passed
- Aug 2024 Community bug bounty · v0.3 · £12k paid Ongoing