Graphical wallet for Decred supporting staking, privacy, and decentralized exchange.
Decrediton is a graphical wallet designed to provide secure management of Decred cryptocurrency. It supports staking, privacy-enhanced transactions via DCP (Decred Confidential Protocol), and access to a decentralized exchange for trading assets directly on the Decred blockchain.
Key Features:
Staking Support: Enables users to participate in Decred's unique PoW/PoS hybrid consensus mechanism.
Privacy Enhancements: Implements DCP, allowing confidential transactions that hide transaction amounts while ensuring fungibility.
Decentralized Exchange Access: Facilitates peer-to-peer trading of assets directly within the wallet without intermediaries.
Multi-Signature Wallets: Offers enhanced security through multi-signature capabilities for shared or institutional use.
Integration with Core Tools: Seamlessly integrates with dcrd (block chain server) and dcrwallet (lightweight wallet daemon).
Ideal for users of Decred cryptocurrency who prioritize security, privacy, and control over their digital assets. It is particularly beneficial for stakers, traders, and those seeking advanced transactional privacy while maintaining full ownership of their funds.
Decrediton can be installed via winget, ensuring a smooth setup process for users on supported platforms.
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Decred Binary Releases
This repository contains release notes and binaries released for
Decred.
Available Releases
This repository contains releases for the following software:
Notes for the current and previous releases can be found in the Release Notes document.
Verifying Binaries
For your security, we recommend that you verify binaries before running them.
Each release contains a manifest file with SHA-256 hashes for each released
binary. To ensure your downloads are authentic, you should verify that the
manifest file is signed by release@decred.org, and that your hashed binary
matches the manifest.
Detailed instructions can be found in the Decred Documentation:
Verifying Binaries.
New users should start there.
If you've already done this before and you still have the Decred Release keys
on your GnuPG keyring, the following shorthand instructions are provided as a
quick refresher:
Download:
The zip/tarball for your specific OS / architecture
The file manifest and hashes, ending in -manifest.txt
The signature for the manifest, ending in -manifest.txt.asc
Verify that the manifest was directly signed by the Decred project:
$ gpg --verify
Example output:
gpg: assuming signed data in 'decred-v1.5.1-manifest.txt'
gpg: Signature made 01/29/20 15:17:58 Eastern Standard Time
gpg: using RSA key F516ADB7A069852C7C28A02D6D897EDF518A031D
gpg: Good signature from "Decred Release " [unknown]
gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature!
gpg: There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner.
Primary key fingerprint: FD13 B683 5E24 8FAF 4BD1 838D 6DF6 34AA 7608 AF04
Subkey fingerprint: F516 ADB7 A069 852C 7C28 A02D 6D89 7EDF 518A 031D
If you see Good signature from "Decred Release ", then
you're successful! You can trust that the manifest.txt came directly from the
Decred project.
Verify that the hash of your downloaded zip/tarball matches the manifest hash:
If your output hash matches the hash from the manifest, you're done! The binary
for your platform is now verified and you can be confident it was generated by
the Decred Project. It's safe to install the software.
Source code
This repo only contains build archives, build scripts, and similar
content. For the source code, please see the individual repositories
at: https://github.com/decred/