Send & receive
The desktop application includes native WR send/receive workflows, address selection and automatic live balance/transaction updates.
The WildRoot desktop application supports multiple named wallets, explicit recovery verification, native ML-DSA-87 addresses and Ethereum-format accounts from one wallet workflow.
Native WildRoot accounts use ML-DSA-87 signatures and wrpq1... addresses. The wallet can also derive Ethereum-format 0x... addresses for EVM compatibility.
Create a named encrypted HD wallet. The GUI begins with no wallet loaded.
The wallet displays a 24-word recovery phrase together with a wrrk1... restore key.
Full phrase re-entry is required before creation is finalized.
The active wallet name may be remembered across restarts, but the wallet returns locked and passwords are never persisted.
The desktop application includes native WR send/receive workflows, address selection and automatic live balance/transaction updates.
Wallet, address, token and transaction lists are paginated. Token pinning and richer transaction detail are built into the desktop workflow.
Named encrypted wallets live under the wallet data directory so one desktop installation can manage separate identities without storing plaintext passwords.
Mining wallets can accumulate more mature coinbase outputs than fit in WildRoot's 16 KiB canonical native transaction limit. The wallet planner can split one requested payment into multiple valid transactions while keeping the recipient's logical amount exact and accounting for the combined protocol fees.
wrrk1...wrpq1...0x...