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Coldcard Hardware Wallet
  • Why we recommend Coldcard
  • Guide Overview
  • Wasabi Wallet companion app
  • 🏰Security Overview
    • Is Coldcard secure?
    • Securing the wallet: overview of the basics
    • How people lose their Bitcoin
  • 🔐Create your wallet & backup
    • What you need
    • Initializing the device
    • Coldcard PIN Overview
    • PIN Steps
    • Updating the Firmware
      • Verifying the Firmware
    • Wallet backup basics
    • Create Wallet backup
      • Dice Roll Method (optional)
      • MicroSD backup (optional)
    • Seed XOR (optional)
      • Steps for Seed XOR
      • Restoring from Seed XOR
    • Passphrase Overview
    • Steps for adding a passphrase
      • Lockdown Seed
    • Installing Wasabi Wallet
      • Verifying Wasabi Wallet
    • Connecting to Wasabi Wallet
      • Air-Gapped Coldcard (optional)
  • ⛓️How to use Coldcard with Wasabi Wallet
    • Steps for receiving Bitcoin payments
    • Steps for sending Bitcoin
      • Privacy/Coin Control
      • PSBT Method (optional)
  • 🏹More Features
    • PIN Security Features
    • Power & Login
    • Address Explorer
    • BIP-85 Wallets
      • Using BIP-85 with Wasabi
  • ⚠️Summary
    • DO's & DONT's
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  2. Installing Wasabi Wallet

Verifying Wasabi Wallet

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With PGP signatures you can verify that the software package you download is actually the one by the developers.

Every release of Wasabi is signed by , the company behind Wasabi.

You can verify that the PGP public key is actually the one of .

This protects you against malicious man in the middle attacks where bad guys give you a fake version of Wasabi with malicious code.

Steps:

  1. On the Wasabi download page, click on 'SIGNATURE' under the operating system that you are using.

  2. Open your terminal and go to the directory that contains the file.

  3. Verify the signature by typing the following in your terminal window:

    1. gpg --verify Wasabi-1.1.13.deb.asc for Debian / Ubuntu

    2. gpg --verify Wasabi-1.1.13.dmg.asc for MacOS

    3. gpg --verify Wasabi-1.1.13.msi.asc for Windows

    4. gpg --verify Wasabi-1.1.13.tar.asc or gpg --verify Wasabi-1.1.13.gz.asc for other Linux

If the PGP key in your terminal matches the one above, then you are certain that the software is authentic.

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