Features

Explore wallet setups, signing keys, backups and delayed-access options. Choose a setup you can understand, back up and maintain.

Wallets

Choose the wallet setup that fits how you manage your signing keys

Single-Key Wallet

One key is needed to spend; a simpler setup for everyday use

2 of 3 Multi-Key Wallet

Any 2 of 3 keys are needed to spend

3 of 5 Multi-Key Wallet

Any 3 of 5 keys are needed to spend

Collaborative Wallet

A fixed 2 of 3 setup for shared control with trusted people

Custom Setup

Choose your own supported multi-key configuration

Manage Keys

Access and use all your keys from a dedicated key management center

Add Keys

Add keys to the app to use across wallets

Share Key

Share public signer details to help a trusted contact set up a Multi-Key Wallet

Change Keys

Replace a lost or compromised key; keep the resulting Archived Wallet configuration

Change Signer Type

Change a damaged or lost signing device without changing the key itself

Key Health Check

Ensure that a key is accessible and in working condition periodically

Assisted Keys

Optional signers and delayed-access paths for supported wallet setups

Server Key

A Keeper-assisted signer in a Multi-Key Wallet. Keeper cannot spend with it alone

Inheritance Key

A delayed access path for an heir or trusted party under your wallet rules

Emergency Key

A separate delayed recovery path if normal access is unavailable

Software Keys

Software signers can be part of a supported wallet setup

Mobile Key

A key from another Keeper phone that can act as a signer

External Key

Public signer details from a trusted contact for a shared wallet

Seed Key

Uses seed words to setup a key

Other Signer

Generic signer that follows standards of a bitcoin key

Backup

With a self-custody wallet, the onus is on you to protect your bitcoin, creating robust backups is an important step to that end

Recovery Key

Your 12-word key restores Keeper from its encrypted app backup, including wallet configurations

Wallet Configuration File

Records a Multi-Key Wallet's setup without containing its private keys

Key Backup

Ensure that your keys are always accessible with key backups

Privacy and coin control

Review coins before combining them in a bitcoin transaction

Dust Protection

Keeper flags potential dust activity and linked coins, marks affected coins Do Not Spend, and lets you review them in Dust Report. You can change a coin’s status or choose to donate all current Do Not Spend coins.

Plan your setup before moving funds

Learn what each backup does and how delayed-access options differ. Keep the required signing-key backups and wallet configuration for any Multi-Key Wallet.

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