If we had a couple of dozen wallets, we would not sell them. But we have a small problem. We have a constant supply of Bitcoin wallets and private keys! Imagine you need to quietly withdraw Bitcoins from 50 or 100 wallets. And wallets are constantly added. This cannot be done in secret, because all transactions are, one way or another, visible to everyone on the network!
Yes, of course. We accept Escrow that respects our anonymity and privacy, who do not ask questions about the deal, document, source of money and other stuff. Message me to know what Escrow is the best for this deal.
It’s 100% safe. You use the Tor browser and pay with Bitcoin through Escrow. We guarantee anonymity. Our site does not store any of your data. We use a built-in Escrow.
Yes. We charge 1% of the balance. You pay 0.5% in advance and the rest sum after the job is done. The process may take few hours or few days - it depends on the password strength. Message us for any queries.
No. We made this site fully automated for the purchase, so you don't need to contact me directly, but if after payment the password is not shown automatically, send me your payment hash ID (TX ID) and the address of the wallet you purchased to my e-mail account: [email protected]
Because lot of scammers use our listing to scam people on different tor websites, we have hidden the last characters of the wallet address for visitors so nobody can misuse the data, when a customer buy any wallet, all the data will be sent to his/her email address along with full wallet address, seedphrase, wallet.dat file and more.
A private key in the context of Bitcoin is a secret number that allows Bitcoins to be spent. Every Bitcoin wallet contains one or more private keys, which are saved in the wallet file. The private keys are mathematically related to all Bitcoin addresses generated for the wallet. With a private key you can spent all BTC on Bitcoin address balance.