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thirdbank

A free and open-source experimental non-custodial Bitcoin wallet that focuses on simplicity and ease of use.

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Stars
13
Forks
1
Last push (UTC)
Aug 15, 2024
Project status
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Third Bank

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What is Third Bank?

A free and open-source non-custodial Bitcoin wallet with a strong emphasis on simplicity and ease of use.

Features

  • Free, open-source and non-custodial
  • Intuitive and easy-to-navigate interface design
  • Easily lock the app with your phone's PIN or biometrics during setup
  • Effortlessly scan QR codes to send Bitcoin to another address
  • Enhanced memory safety by adopting a Rust-based backend (Bitcoin Development Kit)

Inspiration

I developed this app after working for a smart TV manufacturer and receiving a lot of feedback from elderly customers who were having difficulty operating their smart TVs, which in my opinion are really far from being user-friendly. I believe we have transitioned from making technology user-friendly for everyone to focusing on aesthetics, often resulting in designs that appear impressive but can be overwhelming for others. This app is my attempt to create a Bitcoin wallet for those people.

Contribute

You can contribute in various ways: by identifying and reporting issues, submitting pull requests on GitHub, or by showing support through a donation using the Bitcoin wallet address provided below.

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Aldrin Zigmund Cortez Velasco ↗

Investor. Economist. Software developer. FOSS advocate. Gay. Consecrated to the Immaculate Heart. 💙

Manila, Philippines
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