BKC NetworkBKC Wallet
A non-custodial browser extension for BKC. Keys are generated and stored on your own device, and every transaction is signed with ML-DSA-65 — the post-quantum scheme the chain requires.
What it does
- Accounts. Create a wallet or restore one from a recovery phrase, add further accounts along the HD path, or import a signing seed directly.
- Transfers and staking. Send the native coin, delegate to validators, undelegate, cancel an unbonding, and claim rewards.
- Tokens and NFTs. Import ERC-20 and ERC-721 contracts and send them,
including to an account written in its
bkc1…form. - dApp connections. Exposes a provider that web applications connect to, with per-site approval and a signing screen that shows what is being signed.
- Additional EVM networks. Add a standard EVM network alongside BKC; it uses a conventional secp256k1 account, independent of your BKC account.
- Seven languages and seven currencies, selectable in settings.
How keys are handled
- Your recovery phrase and private keys are encrypted with the password you set and written only to your browser's local extension storage.
- Nothing is transmitted to us. The extension has no backend, no account system and no analytics of any kind.
- We cannot freeze an account, reverse a transfer, or restore access. If the recovery phrase is lost, the funds are unreachable.
Test network. The wallet currently connects to the BKC test network. Tokens there have no monetary value and the network may be reset.
Licence
BKC Wallet is distributed under the MIT licence. Third-party components retain their own licences and copyright notices, which are included with the software.