Crypto wallet generator by Axton

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Crypto wallet generator by Axton

Fast and secure creation of crypto wallets

Crypto wallet generator by Axton is a convenient and secure tool for creating crypto wallets. It takes just a few clicks to generate a complete set of mnemonic seed phrases with private keys for a wide range of cryptocurrencies and tokens, such as BTC, TRX, USDT, and others. Assuming you take the necessary preventive measures, only you will have access to the funds in the non-custodial wallets you create.

The crypto wallet generator is based on Ian Coleman's time-tested BIP39 Tool, but unlike it the Crypto wallet generator by Axton allows you to quickly create multiple wallets for numerous cryptocurrencies at once for any purpose.

What is a wallet generator for?

Originally, this wallet generator was developed to make it easier for merchants to use the AxtonPay service, since merchants need to create numerous payment options for their goods or services in order to accept cryptocurrency payments directly into their own wallets.
Learn more about how to accept cryptocurrency with absolutely no fees by using AxtonPay (axtonpay.com)

Considering that public keys creating one by one and their manual copying for a large number of crypto wallets is a rather time-consuming task, which can also lead to accidental mistakes mistakes and other errors due to lack of attention, this free generator was created precisely for convenience and to save time. As a result, setting up payment methods in AxtonPay becomes noticeably faster and easier.

Alone with BIP39 mnemonic seed phrase this simple generator also gives 10 first BIP44 addresses derived from BIP32 master xPriv/xPub.

And even if you do not use the AxtonPay, you can use this BIP39 mnemonic generator for any other purpose when you need to quickly and securely create multiple crypto wallets at once. Instead of using separate Bitcoin mnemonic phrase generator, Binance seed generator and etc.

Security measures

To prevent private keys from being compromised by potentially dangerous add-ons and extensions, we recommend that you follow these security measures:

How to create crypto wallets

  1. Select the seed phrase generation mode: use the same seed phrase for all blockchains or a unique one for each. Keep in mind that using the same seed phrase increases the risk of losing your funds.
  2. Check the boxes for all cryptocurrencies and crypto tokens for which you need to create wallets.
  3. Click the "Generate crypto wallets" button and wait a moment while the utility creates the mnemonic seed phrases, first 10 addresses, and private keys for those addresses.
  4. Copy and save the generated data (mnemonic phrases, first 10 addresses with private keys) in a secure location. Remember that if you lose them, you will permanently lose access to the created wallets and the funds in them, as this data cannot be recovered.
  5. If you are setting up payment acceptance in AxtonPay and need to create multiple payment methods, perform additional steps:
    • To confirm that you have save the private data in safe place press the corresponding button.
    • Click the "Copy xPub data to clipboard" button.
    • Paste the clipboard contents on the page "Batch creation of payment methods" of the merchant panel.

Mnemonic seed phrase:
Cryptocurrencies:
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Your mnemonic seed phrases, private keys, and 10 first addresses of those wallets:

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You SHOULD BACKUP the above private keys in a several secure places and never share them to anyone.
Note that there is no way to restore control over funds if you loose these mnemonic phrases and private keys.

I confirm that I have save the above data

Public keys (BIP44 xPub) that you may paste into the AxtonPay merchant panel for batch creation of payment methods:

Copy xPub data to clipboard

v. 1.002
License and copyrights

Mnemonic Code Converter

v0.5.6


Mnemonic

You can enter an existing BIP39 mnemonic, or generate a new random one. Typing your own twelve words will probably not work how you expect, since the words require a particular structure (the last word contains a checksum).

For more info see the BIP39 spec.

If you share the information generated by this page with anyone, they can steal your assets. Anyone asking you to share your your secret recovery phrase or BIP 32 root key is a scammer. Do NOT copy & paste information from this page or send it to anyone offering to help you on Twitter, Discord, Telegram, Etherscan, or Line. They will steal your coins.

Generate a random mnemonic: words, or enter your own below.

Derivation Path


For more info see the BIP44 spec.

The account extended keys can be used for importing to most BIP44 compatible wallets, such as mycelium or electrum.

The BIP32 derivation path and extended keys are the basis for the derived addresses.


For more info see the BIP32 spec

Use path m/0'/0' with hardened addresses.

For more info see the Bitcoin Core BIP32 implementation

Use path m/0'/0. For change addresses use path m/0'/1.

For more info see MultiBit HD

Use path m/44'/0'/0'. Only enter the xpub extended key into block explorer search fields, never the xprv key.

Can be used with: blockchain.info


For more info see the BIP49 spec.

The account extended keys can be used for importing to most BIP49 compatible wallets.

The BIP32 derivation path and extended keys are the basis for the derived addresses.


For more info see the BIP141 spec


For more info see the BIP84 spec.

The account extended keys can be used for importing to most BIP84 compatible wallets.

The BIP32 derivation path and extended keys are the basis for the derived addresses.


Derived Addresses

Note these addresses are derived from the BIP32 Extended Key

Enabling BIP38 means each key will take several minutes to generate.
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Show starting from index (leave blank to generate from next index)

More info

BIP39 Mnemonic code for generating deterministic keys

Read more at the official BIP39 spec

BIP32 Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets

Read more at the official BIP32 spec

See the demo at bip32.org

BIP44 Multi-Account Hierarchy for Deterministic Wallets

Read more at the official BIP44 spec

BIP49 Derivation scheme for P2WPKH-nested-in-P2SH based accounts

Read more at the official BIP49 spec

BIP85 Deterministic Entropy From BIP32 Keychains

Read more at the official BIP85 spec

Entropy

Entropy values should not include the BIP39 checksum. This is automatically added by the tool.

Entropy values must be sourced from a strong source of randomness. This means flipping a fair coin, rolling a fair dice, noise measurements etc. Do NOT use phrases from books, lyrics from songs, your birthday or street address, keyboard mashing, or anything you think is random, because chances are overwhelming it isn't random enough for the needs of this tool.

Do not store entropy.

Storing entropy (such as keeping a deck of cards in a specific shuffled order) is unreliable compared to storing a mnemonic. Instead of storing entropy, store the mnemonic generated from the entropy. Steganography may be beneficial when storing the mnemonic.

The random mnemonic generator on this page uses a cryptographically secure random number generator. The built in random generator can generally be trusted more than your own intuition about randomness. If cryptographic randomness isn't available in your browser, this page will show a warning and the generate button will not work. In that case you might choose to use your own source of entropy.

You are not a good source of entropy.

Card entropy has been implemented assuming cards are replaced, not drawn one after another. A full deck with replacement generates 232 bits of entropy (21 words). A full deck without replacement generates 225 bits of entropy (21 words). Card entropy changed significantly from v0.4.3 to v0.5.0. The old version can be accessed at https://github.com/iancoleman/bip39/releases/tag/0.4.3 or https://web.archive.org/web/20201018232020/https://iancoleman.io/bip39/

PBKDF2

What is PBKDF2 (Password Based Key Derivation Function 2) ?

Please refer to this wikipedia article for more detail. Mail about PBKDF2 security here.

Wallet software that implement BIP39 only use 2048 iterations as a norm. Increasing this parameter will increase security against brute force attack, but you will need to store this new parameter. However, as long as you back up your BIP39 seed there will not be risk to lost your fund. To access them with custom PBKDF2 iterations, use this file (or other) to compute your targeted BIP39 seed.

Using less than 2048 PBKDF2 iterations is insecure without strong optional BIP39 Passphrase.

License

Please refer to the software license for more detail.

The software is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to the warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and noninfringement. In no event shall the authors or copyright holders be liable for any claim, damages or other liability, whether in an action of contract, tort or otherwise, arising from, out of or in connection with the software or the use or other dealings in the software.


Alternative Tools

This tool is interoperable with any BIP39 wallet.

Some similar tools to this one (ie not consumer wallets) are

https://bip32jp.github.io/english/


Offline Usage

You can use this tool without having to be online.

In your browser, select file save-as, and save this page as a file.

Double-click that file to open it in a browser on any offline computer.

Alternatively, download the file from the latest GitHub release - https://github.com/iancoleman/bip39/releases/latest/


This project is 100% open-source code

Get the source code from the repository - https://github.com/iancoleman/bip39

Libraries

BitcoinJS - https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bitcoinjs-lib

jsBIP39 - https://github.com/iancoleman/jsbip39

sjcl - https://github.com/bitwiseshiftleft/sjcl

jQuery - https://jquery.com/

Twitter Bootstrap - http://getbootstrap.com/