Open‑source • Non‑custodial • Chrome MV3

The Qubitcoin wallet you control.

Qverse is an open‑source, privacy‑first wallet for the Qubitcoin network. Keys are generated and encrypted locally. No telemetry. Minimal permissions. Clear UX for real users.

Install from Chrome Web Store View code on GitHub

Single purpose: securely send and receive Qubitcoin with a non‑custodial wallet.

Why users choose Qverse

Non‑custodial & local keys

Keys are created on your device and encrypted with your password (PBKDF2 → AES‑GCM). Nothing leaves your machine.

Open‑source & auditable

Public codebase you can verify. No remote code, no hidden trackers, minimal permissions.

Retail‑friendly UX

A clean popup for the things you do every day: unlock, view, receive, and send Qubitcoin.

Session‑based security

Auto‑locking sessions keep decrypted secrets out of memory when you’re done.

Minimal permissions

Only storage and specific host endpoints for reading balances/UTXOs and broadcasting signed txs.

Future‑ready

Roadmap includes hardware wallets, richer activity, presets, and i18n.

Security by design

Vault encrypted with PBKDF2‑derived key and AES‑GCM (unique salt + random IV).
Strict Content Security Policy; no remote code execution.
Offscreen/worker isolation for heavy crypto; short TTL.
All secrets remain local. Only data calls to user‑chosen endpoints.

Good habits we recommend

Use a strong, unique password and keep offline backups.
Verify addresses and start with small test amounts.
Keep your OS and browser up to date.
Lock the wallet when you’re done (auto‑lock supported).

How it works

1) Create vault

Generate keys locally; your password derives the encryption key for your vault.

2) Receive & send

Copy your address to receive funds. Build, review, and sign transactions in the popup.

3) Broadcast & track

Broadcast signed transactions to your chosen endpoint and follow confirmations.

Open‑source, MIT‑licensed

Qverse reuses ideas and portions from community projects like OutCast3k/coinbin (MIT). Third‑party components keep their original licenses. Review, audit, or fork the code anytime.

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