Bitkey is the safe, easy way to own and manage bitcoin. It’s a mobile app, hardware device, and a set of recovery tools, for simple, secure self-custody.
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Giving customer more options to buy Bitkey via trusted partners Just in time for the holiday season, our US customers can now purchase Bitkey online at both Amazon and Best Buy. Since launch, our aim has been to widen the pie of bitcoin users by giving access to the simplest...
We built Bitkey to be a device worthy of holding your bitcoin. That means it’s made to protect your funds today and into the future. And now, with inheritance, Bitkey makes your bitcoin a multi-generational asset. Inheritance allows you to designate a beneficiary of your Bitkey to ensure your...
At Bitkey, we’re committed to empowering individuals to safely and independently manage their bitcoin. As the team continues to ship improvements to the core product experience, we’re exploring ways to evolve and expand self-custody technology and its various applications. Last week, members of the engineering team published a...
Sell bitcoin directly through Bitkey partner MoonPay with others coming soon, plus feature updates and improvements Starting this week, customers can sell bitcoin directly in the Bitkey App through MoonPay, with Cash App and Coinbase following in the coming weeks. Since the launch earlier this year, we’ve heard feedback...
Now Bitkey users will see MoonPay appear alongside Cash App and Coinbase to purchase bitcoin.
The wait is over. The Bitkey wallet is officially out of pre-orders and is now shipping to your doorstep. We’re excited to help customers get their bitcoin off exchanges and take control of their money with a self-custody wallet that’s secure and easy-to-use. Since launching pre-orders in December,...
Today we are one step closer to simple, safe bitcoin self-custody: Bitkey is now available for pre-orders.
One step closer to delivering self-custody for anyone, anywhere.
Working together to make self-custody more accessible.
What’s in a product name? On one hand, not much – after all, how well the product serves its customers is far more important than the actual name of it.
Designing and prototyping the hardware is an exciting phase of building. We get to put all of our feature and functionality decisions into a real design that we can start validating and fine-tuning.
We recently shared a post covering features we're including in the hardware component of the wallet we're building – and we wanted to share important context about the product we're building and who we're building it for. Developing a product like this in...
How we'll build with partners to bring more people to self-custody We’re building a self-custody bitcoin wallet designed to empower the next 100 million people to truly own and manage their money with bitcoin. Part of that mission relies on connecting people between two worlds: the world...
And how we landed in Austin, Texas.
Designing and prototyping the hardware is an exciting phase of building. We get to put all of our feature and functionality decisions into a real design that we can start validating and fine-tuning.
In this post we will continue our dive into one of the most critical components of the hardware - the processor.
Creating forgiving recovery experiences. As we continue building our bitcoin wallet, we’re excited about ways we can make self-custody more accessible to a wider audience, especially by finding easy ways to recover when something goes wrong.
Our engineering teams have been hard at work architecting the hardware component of our wallet, and in this post, we will dive into the process of selecting one of the most important parts in our hardware system - the processor.
