Aperture Wallet @ApertureApp

Where are perps, swaps, trading, Web3, WalletConnect, and everything else?” They aren’t coming—and that’s deliberate. Aperture was never built to be an exchange, a marketplace, or a casino. It was built to do one job exceptionally well: keep your coins in your hands. Every connection, approval, dApp, and third-party service creates another opportunity for phishing, malicious permissions, wallet drainers, and hidden risk. Aperture is a wallet. Nothing more—and proudly so. Read more here: aperturex.io/articles/why-a

@croxroadnewsco Bitcoin gets plenty of love here too 😉 SegWit, Taproot and Silent Payments are already supported, with PayJoin coming soon. There’s room for XMR in the family—let people pick what works for them!

We’re always working to make Aperture safer, faster, and more useful—based on what people actually need from a self-custody wallet. Version 3.5.0 is a big step forward. Here’s what’s new: 🟠 Full Monero support Native XMR addresses, balances, transaction history, QR receiving, live fees, sending, broadcasting, confirmation tracking, and private spend/view key export. ₿ A more powerful Bitcoin wallet Support for Electrum Standard, native SegWit seeds, BIP44, BIP49, BIP84, BIP86 Taproot, and BIP352 Silent Payments—plus address discovery, receive/change chains, WIF export, coin control, RBF, and custom fees. 🛡️ Safer, clearer sending Recently used recipients, new-recipient warnings, Send Again, saved memo and destination-tag context, improved fee validation, post-broadcast tracking, and wallet-wide protection against overlapping sends. 🔑 More ways to recover Restore passkey-encrypted iCloud backups, Muun Emergency Kits or encrypted keys, and Trust Wallet backups. 📷 A smarter scanner Recognizes wallet addresses, payment requests, recovery phrases, private keys, token contracts, and complete app transfers. 🔎 Search your entire wallet Find assets, prices, networks, transactions, wallets, actions, and settings from one place. 🔔 Better notifications Receive alerts for incoming and outgoing activity, important Aperture notices, and wallets that aren’t currently active. 🧰 More useful tools Convert crypto, fiat, gold, and silver. Inspect and revoke EVM token and NFT permissions. Broadcast signed Bitcoin transactions, find the final word of a BIP39 phrase locally, and build recovery phrases from physical randomness. 📱 A completely redesigned onboarding experience A more modern introduction to Aperture, with clearer explanations of self-custody, open source, and verifiable builds. 🔄 Secure iPhone-to-iPhone transfer Move your wallets, balances, activity, contacts, prices, and settings to another iPhone. 🔒 More security, less friction Improved App Lock, biometrics, auto-lock controls, wallet removal and reset guidance, version history, accessibility, localization, reliability, and performance throughout the app. Your keys. Your wallet. More control. Aperture 3.5.0 is available now. We’d love to hear what you think. 🖤 #Bitcoin #Monero #SelfCustody

@elonmusk @chesscom Missed feature, add translations for grok answers as well when others see it while they set X on different language (out of context)

We’ve this feature included long time ago in Aperture Wallet 👀

My Wallet @mywallet_io

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did you know My Wallet hides networks with a zero balance automatically? your card only shows what you actually hold, sorted by value want to control it yourself? navigate to Settings → Assets & Activity → Blockchains → turn off sorting by value choose what shows/hides and

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Moving from Trust Wallet to Aperture just got a whole lot easier. 🔐➡️ Aperture 3.5.0 can now recover your Trust Wallet directly from its encrypted iCloud backup—without requiring you to type, paste, photograph, or scan your recovery phrase. This isn’t an on-chain transfer. Your assets don’t move, your addresses don’t change, and there are no network fees.

A hardware wallet can fail without being “hacked.” Our new research examines Coldcard’s weak-seed crisis—and why complexity, sealed hardware, or an audit badge cannot replace strong entropy and verifiable evidence. Read more: spoo.me/An9FRC #Bitcoin #SelfCustody

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What’s new (2.40.12) This update adds Monero, major Bitcoin upgrades, safer sending, and new wallet tools. • Full Monero mainnet support: native XMR address derivation, balances, transaction history, receiving with addresses and QR codes, live fee estimates, sending, broadcasting, and confirmation tracking. • Bitcoin now supports Electrum Standard and native SegWit seed imports, BIP44 Legacy, BIP49 Nested SegWit, BIP84 Native SegWit as the default, BIP86 Taproot, and BIP352 Silent Payments. New Bitcoin Settings includes address discovery, receive and change chains, address status and selection, extended public-key details, balance statistics, and WIF export. • Physical-randomness entry now checks coin flips, dice rolls, and random digits for extreme repetition, dominance, and predictable cycles, with clear guidance for correcting weak input. • EVM Access lets you inspect connected dApps, ERC-20 allowances, NFT approvals, and operator access, then revoke on-chain permissions. • New tools include a crypto, fiat, gold, and silver converter; a signed Bitcoin transaction broadcaster; a local BIP39 final-word finder; and secure private-key export. • Sending is safer and clearer with recently used recipients, saved memo and destination-tag context, a custom amount keypad, improved live-fee validation and warnings, post-broadcast monitoring, and wallet-wide protection against overlapping sends. • Balances now use one live source across Home, asset lists, and Send. • Receive now offers QR sharing, a safer scanner, and remembers your last standard Bitcoin address type after using Silent Payments. • Create, import, and restore wallets directly inside Wallet Switcher. • Security settings now include stronger passcode haptics, clearer passcode controls, safer disable warnings, and expanded Require Passcode timing. • New App Shortcuts open Search, Receive, Currency Converter, Security, Wallet Management, and Build Your Entropy. • Asset details now include Wikipedia information, while asset discovery, token artwork, and price coverage update more reliably. • Added Croatian, Georgian, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Portuguese (Portugal), Slovak, and Slovenian. • Also includes Scan QR from Home, improved rating and feedback, clearer wallet deletion and reset guidance, refined native buttons and labels, and reliability, accessibility, localization, and performance improvements throughout.

@BitsagaRob Already implemented in Aperture !

@BitsagaRob Welcome to the Silent Payments club. Already implemented in Aperture.

@coinhold_wallet Implemented already. 👀

@mywallet_io Yours is good enough

@defyneric Maybe yes..

@felix_fan Hmmmm. Custody? No one asked for this feature! 👀