RTM Wallet

Windows desktopRTM Wallet
2.0 HD

Windows desktop RTM Wallet 2.0 HD is the Raptoreum wallet for this PC. Create an HD wallet you can restore from a seed phrase, import an older wallet, and encrypt it locally. The Windows package comes from the official GitHub release.

  • Windows 10 / 11 64-bit
  • BIP39 HD wallet
  • Local encryption
  • RTM assets

Keep the seed phrase, private keys, wallet file, and password to yourself. Send a small amount and restore from backup before moving a larger balance.

What this wallet does

RTM Wallet 2.0 HD is the desktop wallet for Raptoreum. This page serves the official Windows package, release 2.0.3.01, published by the Raptoreum project on GitHub.

HD wallet

BIP39 mnemonics derive receive and change addresses. The seed phrase is the backup for that wallet.

Existing wallets

Start a new HD wallet, or keep using a wallet you already have. Back up the old wallet before you import anything.

Local encryption

The wallet file stays on this computer, encrypted with your password. Keys are not held by a service.

More than one wallet

Create, unlock, back up, and switch wallet files from the same application.

RTM assets

View balances and work with Raptoreum assets from the desktop wallet.

Transaction history

Confirmations, amounts, times, and transaction IDs stay in the wallet so you can look them up later.

On this computer

The wallet and chain data stay in your Windows profile. You choose the password and the backup location.

Windows package

This page distributes the Windows installer zip only. macOS and Linux builds are separate files on the same GitHub release.

Install

Check that the downloaded file name and SHA-256 match this page, then install.

  1. 1

    Download the package

    Use the Windows download button. It saves the zip from the official GitHub release. Do not run a copy from another site.

  2. 2

    Check the hash

    In PowerShell, run Get-FileHash .\raptoreum-win-installation-2.0.3.01-mainnet-.zip -Algorithm SHA256 and compare it with the hash on this page.

  3. 3

    Run the installer

    Unzip the package and run the setup program. If Windows cannot verify the publisher, continue only after you confirm the hash matches.

  4. 4

    Write down the seed

    When you create an HD wallet, write the seed phrase on paper and keep it offline. Encrypt the wallet with a password.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit
  • Internet access for install and chain sync
  • Free disk space for the wallet and chain data
  • An offline place for the seed and password

Source

Official release on GitHub. Project notes are on the Raptoreum blog.

Keep it safe

This is a non-custodial wallet. If you lose the seed, the RTM in that wallet cannot be recovered.

Seed stays offline

Do not send the seed phrase by chat, email, cloud notes, or a screenshot.

Password apart from the seed

Store the encryption password separately from the seed. Without both, a locked wallet stays locked.

Back up first

Confirm that backup and restore work with a small amount before you move a large balance.

This page, this hash

Run only the package from the link on this page, after the SHA-256 matches.

Questions

What is an HD wallet?

One seed phrase derives receive and change addresses in order. Keep the phrase and you can open those addresses again. An older single-key wallet does not gain a seed later. Create a new HD wallet and move the coins.

Can I open a wallet I already use?

Yes. Keep a backup of the original wallet before you import it.

Where does the file come from?

The button downloads raptoreum-win-installation-2.0.3.01-mainnet-.zip from the Raptoreum GitHub release. The SHA-256 on this page is the checksum published with that file.

Are macOS and Linux on this page?

No. This page distributes the Windows package only.