Open Source — Self-Hosted

Generate wallets on 30+ chains with one command

Self-hosted crypto wallet generator. HD derivation, encrypted vault, paper wallets, bulk generation. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and 27 more. $49 one-time. No subscriptions.

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30+

Blockchains

4.9

User Rating

127

Happy Customers

$49

One-time Price

Supported blockchains

One command generates wallets on 30+ chains. No configuration needed. Just works.

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Ethereum

ETH

₿

Bitcoin

BTC

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Solana

SOL

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Tron

TRX

Base

ETH

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Arbitrum

ETH

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Optimism

ETH

₿

Bitcoin Cash

BCH

Litecoin

LTC

Dogecoin

DOGE

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BNB Chain

BNB

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Polygon

MATIC

+ 18 more chains →

Everything you need for wallet infrastructure

From single wallets to bulk generation, from paper backups to encrypted vaults. Complete toolkit.

30+ Chain Support

Generate wallets on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, BSC, Polygon, and 22 more. All from one CLI.

multi_chain

Encrypted Vault

AES-256 encrypted key storage. Your private keys never touch disk unencrypted. Password-protected with PBKDF2 key derivation.

encryption

HD Wallet Derivation

BIP-39 mnemonic phrases, BIP-44/49/84 derivation paths. One seed phrase generates unlimited wallets across all chains.

bip39

Paper Wallet Generator

Generate printable paper wallets with QR codes. BIP-38 encrypted option. Perfect for cold storage and gifting.

paper_wallet

Bulk Generation

Generate 10,000 wallets in seconds. Batch export to CSV, JSON, or database. Perfect for airdrops, testing, and analytics.

bulk

Self-Hosted

Your keys never leave your server. Docker Compose in one command. No cloud dependencies. No vendor lock-in. Full source code.

self_hosted

Generate a wallet in 3 seconds

No complex configuration. No dependency hell. Just a clean CLI that works.

terminal

# Generate a single Ethereum wallet
$ walletpress generate --chain ethereum

Address:  0x71C7656EC7ab88b098defB751B7401B5f6d8976F
Mnemonic: abandon abandon abandon abandon abandon abandon abandon abandon abandon abandon abandon about
Private:  0x1a2b3c... (saved to vault)

# Generate 100 Solana wallets for an airdrop
$ walletpress bulk --chain solana --count 100 --output airdrop.csv

# Generate paper wallet PDF for cold storage
$ walletpress paper --chain bitcoin --encrypt --output cold-storage.pdf

Simple, fair pricing

One payment. Lifetime access. No recurring fees. Source code included.

Personal

$49one-time

For individual developers and small projects

Full source code
30+ blockchain support
Encrypted vault
HD wallet derivation
Paper wallet generator
Bulk generation
Docker deployment
Community support

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Best Value

Team

$129one-time

For teams needing priority support and training

Everything in Personal
Priority email support
1-hour onboarding call
Custom chain templates
Team license (5 seats)

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Enterprise

Custom

For organizations with custom requirements

Everything in Team
Custom chain integrations
Dedicated support channel
SLA guarantee
Unlimited seats

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Frequently asked questions

What's included in the $49 purchase?

Complete source code for the WalletPress engine, support for 30+ blockchains, encrypted vault, HD derivation, paper wallet generator, bulk generation, Docker Compose setup, documentation, and lifetime updates. One payment, use forever.

Do you store my private keys?

No. WalletPress is self-hosted. Your private keys are generated on your own server and stored in your encrypted vault. We never have access to them. The source code is open and auditable.

Can I use this commercially?

Yes. The Personal license covers commercial use for individuals and small teams. The Team license ($129) covers up to 5 developers. Enterprise licensing is available for larger organizations.

What tech stack does WalletPress use?

Python 3.12, Click for CLI, BIP-39/BIP-44 libraries, qrcode for paper wallets, cryptography for AES-256, Docker for deployment. Runs on any Linux server with 1GB RAM.

How do I add a new blockchain?

Adding a new chain is simple: define the derivation path, address format, and any chain-specific parameters in a JSON config file. The modular architecture means most EVM chains work out of the box. Full documentation included.