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DGBclick Wallet

The wallet for DigiByte & DigiDollar — the decentralized USD stablecoin. Keys are generated in this browser and never leave it.

This browser previously held a DGBclick Wallet, but its stored data is gone — the browser cleared, evicted, or corrupted its site data. Connect and choose “I already have a seed phrase” or “Restore from backup file” to recover your funds.

Make a Gift key

To receive a gifted treasury in your DigiByte Core wallet, the giver needs your Gift key — a code no address can substitute for. Three steps in your Core wallet's built-in console (open it via Window → Console, or Help → Debug window → Console in older versions):

1. Type this and press Enter — it prints a new address starting dgb1p:

getnewaddress gift bech32m

2. Type getaddressinfo, a space, then paste that address:

getaddressinfo dgb1p…the address from step 1

3. Copy everything it prints and paste it below.
(Command-line users: the same two commands work with a digibyte-cli prefix — keep the gift label, some shells eat an empty "".)

Paste the getaddressinfo output here

Everything stays in this browser — the paste contains only public keys, and nothing is sent anywhere.

Your Gift key — give this to the person gifting you a treasury

Its DigiDollar address (for cross-checking)

When you send this key to the giver, offer to confirm a few characters of it with them over a call or a second channel. The key holds no secrets, but a key swapped in transit would send the gift to someone else.

After the gift is minted, your DigiDollar balance and the $DD Vault tab show it right away — but Core's "$DD Transactions" list may NOT list the incoming gift (it doesn't yet recognize mints made for you by someone else). Trust the balance and the Vault. Console equivalents: getdigidollarbalance, listdigidollarpositions, and at maturity redeemdigidollar <position txid> <cents>. Keep ≈0.5 DGB in the wallet for the redeem fee.

Syncing your wallet…

Balance unavailable

This deployment has no indexer service, so balances, history and sending are unavailable here. Receiving still works — funds arrive on-chain and show up in any block explorer.

Total balance

— DGB

Incoming (pending)+ DGB

Assets

DigiByte

DGB

— DGB

DigiDollar

spendable

$0.00

USD-pegged

DigiDollar positions

Locked in positions

No open positions.

Redeeming position

Burning$

Collateral returned DGB

Network fee DGB

Moving into place$

Activity

DGB price

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Get started

Your keys are generated in this browser and never sent anywhere. Pick how to start:

Seed phrase (12 or 24 words)

Backup file (.keystore.json)

File password — the master password of the wallet that exported it

Received a treasury? Its .keystore.json plus the transfer passphrase restores it here — and you can verify the locked position on a block explorer first: the txid is in the RECEIPT.txt that came with it.

DigiByte Core has no seed phrase to give — it exports descriptors. In Core's console (Window → Console) run:

listdescriptors true

Paste the whole output — Core exports one key chain per address type, so a single line brings in only part of your wallet. (The true matters: without it Core prints watch-only keys that cannot sign.)

Private descriptors (paste the whole JSON)

This is secret key material — anyone holding it controls those funds. It is encrypted with your master password on this device and never sent anywhere.

You are about to give this browser the power to spend from that Core wallet. Only do this on a device you trust, on a site you reached yourself.

Type IMPORT to confirm

Wallet name

Master password — one password for every wallet on this device Repeat password

These words are the ONLY backup of this wallet. Write them down in order and keep them offline — anyone who has them controls the funds.

Check your backup: pick the right word for each position. The slots change every attempt.

Backed up

Keep the written words offline and private — anyone who has them controls the funds.

Wallet is locked. Enter your password to unlock.

Password

Forgot the password? Erase all wallets on this device and restore from your seed phrases.

This erases every wallet stored in this browser:

Without a wallet's seed phrase (or a keystore file plus its password), its funds are gone forever.

Type ERASE to confirm

Wallets

Removing from this device.

Type the wallet's name to confirm

Send

Asset

Recipient address

Amount (DGB)

Recipient

Amount DGB

Network fee DGB

Couldn’t verify the per-transaction limit: no price feed.

Recipient address Amount (DD)

Recipient

Sending$

DigiDollar change$

Network fee DGB

Receive

Back up before receiving funds

This wallet's seed phrase is not backed up. If this browser data is lost before you write the words down, any funds you receive are gone.

Request a specific amount (DGB, optional)

Sending from Coinomi, an exchange, or another wallet that doesn’t support taproot (dgb1p…) addresses?

Coinomi, older wallets, and some exchanges cannot send to taproot (dgb1p…) addresses. Use this compatible address instead — it is the same wallet key in the older witness-v0 form, and funds sent here appear in the same balance.

The same wallet key in DigiDollar form. Core and mobile wallets send DigiDollar only to a DD… address — they reject the dgb1p… one above. Plain DGB sent here lands in the same balance.

Receiving a gifted treasury? Give the sender this Gift key, not your address. It is safe to share (it holds no secrets), but offer to confirm a few characters of it with the giver before they mint: a key swapped in transit would send the gift to someone else.

Address

Mint DigiDollar

Amount (DD) Lock period — longer lock, less collateral

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1 hour10 years

Minting$

Collateral to lock DGB

Collateral ratio

Oracle price used

Network fee DGB

Unlocks

Network

Chain—

Block height—

DigiDollar softfork—

Taproot—

Oracle price feed

Consensus—

Active oracles—

Wallet

Anyone with these words controls the wallet. Write them down; this is the only backup.

Browser storage protection—

This browser has NOT promised to keep site data — it may erase this wallet under storage pressure, and "clear site data" always will. Back up every wallet's seed phrase.

Auto-lock after inactivity Per-transaction limit (mainnet)

A safety ceiling on each transaction, stored on this device only. It applies on mainnet, and it is your own guardrail, not a security feature.

Raise your transaction limit

You are raising this device's per-transaction limit to on mainnet, from .

You have chosen no limit. Nothing in this wallet will question the size of a transaction again, including a mistyped amount.

This is beta software handling real money. It can have bugs that cost you funds.
Your keys are generated and held in this browser. Clearing site data, losing the device, or a malicious extension can mean permanent loss.
There is no server-side backup and no recovery. If you lose your seed phrase, no one, including the developers, can restore your funds.
Transactions are irreversible. A wrong address or amount cannot be undone or refunded.
The limit is enforced in this page only. It protects you from mistakes, not from an attacker who already controls your browser.
You are acting as your own bank. The software is provided as-is, without warranty of any kind, and its authors accept no liability for any loss.

Type I ACCEPT THE RISK to confirm

Consolidate coins

DigiDollar actions need one DGB coin, big enough on its own, sitting on your taproot (dgb1p...) address: that is the address type DigiDollar is built on. If your DGB is spread across several coins, on segwit (dgb1q...) addresses, or both, consolidating merges every confirmed coin into a single coin at your current taproot receive address. Your DGB never leaves this wallet, the same seed words control it, and only the network fee is spent.

Coins merged

Consolidated amount DGB

To (your address)

Network fee DGB

Treasury wallets

Independent wallets that each lock DGB and mint DigiDollar — created and stored only in this browser.

Total DGB locked—

Total DigiDollar minted$—

Next maturity—

Sort

No treasury wallets yet. Split some DGB into treasuries to see them here.

Spend DigiDollar

Places that accept DD — new coin, growing list.

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Split into treasury wallets

A previous split didn’t finish:

How much TOTAL USD would you like to use for one or more treasuries?

Each treasury mints a minimum of $100 DigiDollar and uses about double that in DGB as its locked collateral — so plan ≈ $205 of your balance per $100 treasury (exact numbers on the next step).

Advanced

Fee pocket per treasury (DGB) — pays future network fees

DigiDollar per treasury

Advanced: lock period

Lock period — longer lock, less collateral

Name your treasuries. The suggested names say the amount and maturity date at a glance — edit any of them; the structured name is always kept for backups.

Transfer treasury

Transferring gives the other person full control of — its locked DGB and its DigiDollar. This cannot be undone on-chain.

Honest warning: deleting your copy afterwards does not prove you forgot the keys — a seller could keep a copy of the backup words. Private sales need trust, escrow, or a legal agreement.

One-time transfer passphrase — share it with the buyer over a separate channel Repeat the transfer passphrase

Back up to GitHub

Your wallets are encrypted on this device before upload. GitHub only ever stores scrambled data — never your words, keys, or password.

1. Create a private GitHub repository (e.g. dgb-treasury-backups). 2. Create a fine-grained access token limited to that one repository with Contents: Read and write (set an expiry and renew it when it lapses). 3. Paste the details here.

Repository owner Repository name Access token

Repository

Tokensaved in this browser only

Keep the repository private forever — even encrypted, treat it as sensitive; if it is ever made public, move the funds to new wallets. A GitHub backup protects against device loss, NOT a forgotten password — your written seed words are the ultimate backup.

Password for the backup file

Master password — new, for this device: one password for every wallet stored here Repeat master password

Gift a locked treasury

Your DGB funds it, but the recipient owns it from the first block: only they can ever unlock it — you keep nothing and cannot undo it. Perfect for gifts and wills with a date attached.

Recipient's Gift key — in their wallet it's at the bottom of the Receive window, under "Receiving a gifted treasury?"

A Gift key is not an address — an address cannot receive a gifted treasury. Ask the recipient to copy their ddgift1… code from their own wallet.

DigiDollar to mint for them

Advanced: lock period

Lock period — longer lock, less collateral

Recipient

Minting for them$ DigiDollar

Your DGB locked in it DGB

Unlocks for them

Network fee DGB

Before confirming, verify a few characters of this Gift key with the recipient over a call or a second channel. A key swapped in transit would gift this treasury to the attacker instead, and minting cannot be undone. Gift keys hold no secrets, so reading one aloud is safe.

Irreversible: from the first block, only the recipient can unlock this. They will also need a little DGB (~0.5) of their own later to pay redemption fees.

This breaks the treasury

Spending this DigiDollar breaks : without its DD, the locked DGB cannot be redeemed at maturity — someone would have to buy the DD back first.

If you go ahead, the move is recorded so a future buyer can see the DD was moved.

Confirm your password

Master password

Real money ahead

You’re about to use the DigiDollar mainnet wallet with real funds.

Beta software, “as is”, no warranty; may contain bugs that lose funds.
Keys live only in this browser. Back up each wallet's seed phrase (Network → Back up now) — clearing browser data or losing this device without a backup means the funds are gone.
During beta, transactions are capped at $500 each by default. You can raise or remove that limit in Settings (Network), after acknowledging the risks.
You bear all risk. Authors accept no liability.

The wallet stays blocked until you accept the risks above.

Disclaimer

DGBclick Wallet is provided for demonstration and educational purposes only. It is not a commercial product or a custodial service.

The software is provided “as is”, with no warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement.

You bear all risk. This includes, without limitation, loss of funds arising from bugs, mistakes, misconfiguration, key loss, or network failures. The authors accept no liability for any loss or damage.

Your keys are generated in your browser and never leave it. If you lose your keys or seed phrase, no one — including the authors — can recover your funds.

Nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice. See the MIT license for the full terms.

DigiDollar to mint (USD) Lock period DGB price (USD)

Collateral ratio—

Collateral (USD)—

DGB to lock— DGB