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A 2 of 3 bitcoin wallet with no words on its screens. Three dots for three keys. One arrow to receive, one to send. Its name is Trivium.

Three keys

Each SeedSigner shows its public key as a QR code. Tap a dot and scan it.

Trivium: three colored dots, the first one filled.SeedSigner shows its public key as a QR code.

One backup

After the third key, Trivium shows the descriptor. Save it. A SeedSigner loads it to check the change.

Trivium shows the descriptor as one QR code.SeedSigner: descriptor loaded, policy 2 of 3, three signing keys.

Receive

↓ shows the next address. A used address never comes back.

Trivium shows an address as a QR code.Trivium: a balance of 2,000,000 sats and two arrows.

Send

↑ scans an address. Type the amount in sats. Two signers approve on their own screens, and each one lights its dot.

Trivium shows the payment as a QR code, with the red dot lit after the first signature.SeedSigner reviews the payment: 400,000 test sats to one address, a fee and change.
Trivium after the payment: a balance of 1,599,799 sats.SeedSigner asks to approve the transaction.

How it works

Why Trivium

Latin for three roads, and the root of the word trivial. Also a cipher from KU Leuven.

Try it

On signet, our test network: trivium.bitsaga.be/?signet. Load three seeds in the SeedSigner simulator. Mainnet comes next.