Bitamp is an easy-to-use, client-side, open-source Bitcoin wallet that enables users to send and receive Bitcoin from anywhere, on any device, instantly. The platform prioritizes security, anonymity, and user control — requiring no email address or personal information to use, and storing no user data on its servers.
Key Features
- Client-side, open-source Bitcoin wallet
- No registration or email required
- Does not store seed, private key, transactions, IP address, or browser details
- Compatible with seed phrases from Ledger, Trezor, Electrum, Mycelium, and Blockchain
- Supports all Bitcoin address types: 1.., 3.., and bc1..
- Instant transaction broadcasting
- Direct connection to the Bitcoin blockchain in your browser
- Worldwide access — Bitcoin has no borders
- Pennies per transaction — low fees
- "Your Keys, Your Bitcoin" — full private key control
- Accessible via home, VPN, or TOR
- SSL verification for secure connections
- Create new wallets or login with existing seeds
How It Works
Bitamp operates as a client-side Bitcoin wallet, meaning all wallet operations — including key generation, transaction signing, and address derivation — happen in the user's browser, not on Bitamp's servers. Users can create a new wallet (generating a new seed phrase) or login with an existing seed phrase from popular wallets like Ledger, Trezor, Electrum, Mycelium, or Blockchain. Once logged in, users can send Bitcoin by entering a recipient address and amount, or receive Bitcoin by sharing any of their public addresses (1.., 3.., or bc1..). Transactions are signed in the browser and broadcast directly to the Bitcoin network, typically confirming within 10 minutes. Bitamp stores no user data — no seeds, private keys, transaction history, IP addresses, or browser details — ensuring maximum anonymity. Users can access their wallet from home, via VPN, or through TOR for additional privacy.
Best Suited For
Bitcoin users who want a simple, anonymous, client-side wallet with no registration — particularly those who value privacy, want to use existing seed phrases from other wallets, and prefer open-source software accessible via TOR or VPN.
