Download a Veil wallet

Links to signed releases of our core wallet, built for Windows, macOS and Linux. It is recommended to verify the SHA-256 checksum included with every release.
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Veil Core wallet current version is 1.4.1.0, a non-mandatory upgrade. The previous mandatory wallet released was version 1.4.0.0. Wallet issues are tracked in the GitHub Issues List. Daily blockchain snapshots are available for download at Veil Tools.

Veil Wallet (light wallet by steel97) current version is 1.0.23.

Download Light Wallet

Wallet issues are tracked at the Veil light wallet GitHub.

Note: Wallet feature support varies by wallet type. Veil Core provides full protocol functionality, including staking.

Zelcore Wallet (multi-asset wallet) — Veil is supported in Zelcore, a non-custodial multi-asset wallet.

Zelcore supports sending and receiving VEIL using standard wallet functionality. Users who require advanced Veil features such as staking, Zerocoin minting, and Zerocoin spending should use the Veil Core wallet.

Community-written setup guides are here (please note that formatting and navigation may differ from the main website). YouTube versions and blog posts are encouraged:

Additionally, there is a paper wallet generator for both the mainnet and testnet. While a paper wallet generator can run online and offline, as a privacy-centric project, our recommendation is to download and run locally. After paper wallet user feedback we will give this a more prominent position on this page.

Veil’s long-term ecosystem discussions have included ideas such as additional light wallets and potential integration with hardware wallets (for example Ledger or Trezor). These are exploratory concepts rather than active development commitments.

If hardware wallet support becomes practical in the future, it could enable research into models such as delegated or assisted staking, allowing users to stake while keeping keys secured externally.