Self-custodied wallet
Recovery words and encrypted backups stay under your control.
Reading the public node
Your node. Your wallet. Your agent.
A proof-of-work network you can run and verify yourself, with a local wallet and verifiable Agent payments built on ordinary ENT transactions.
The desktop node
Entcoin is not a browser wallet wrapped around a remote account. The desktop app keeps your wallet and ledger local, discovers peers, verifies every accepted block, and can mine without a hosted login.
View release notes↗Confirmed
Recovery words and encrypted backups stay under your control.
UTXOs, signatures, work, issuance, maturity, and reorg rules are checked locally.
Wallet, ledger, peers, and mining run without a coordinator.
New in v1.5.5 / Agent payments
An independent merchant signs a quote. Your local Agent checks the product, request, price, merchant, expiry, and spending limit. Only then can your local wallet pay and verify the signed delivery.
Verification path
Headers arrive first. Candidate work is compared locally. Bodies are fetched only for a viable chain, validated completely, and committed atomically with undo data.
Bootstrap and local discovery connect peers.
Check work, ownership, timing, and signatures.
Write one complete SQLite transaction.
Move accepted blocks and transactions.
node.entcoin.xyz / v2/statusReading the public node{
"protocol": "entropy-mainnet-v1",
"height": --,
"tip_hash": "connecting...",
"validation": "local"
}
Monetary rules
No premine, no account balances, and no floating-point issuance. Rewards follow block height and sum to an exact terminal amount.
Run it yourself
Desktop builds include the wallet and operational interface. The headless CLI runs the same validation, ledger, and peer implementation.
Installer or portable build with wallet, mining, peers, history, and diagnostics.
Native .deb with a Secret Service protected local wallet.
Download .deb↓Archive, pruned, wallet, or public seed deployments from one binary.
The implementation is the claim.
Consensus, wallet, ledger, networking, tests, operations, and known limitations are public.