Cake Wallet is an open-source, non-custodial, and private multi-currency crypto wallet for Android, iOS, macOS, and Linux.

Cake Wallet includes support for several cryptocurrencies, including:

• Monero (XMR)
• Bitcoin (BTC)
• Ethereum (ETH)
• Litecoin (LTC)
• Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
• Polygon (POL)
• Base (BASE)
• Arbitrum (ARB)
• Solana (SOL)
• Tron (TRX)
• Nano (XNO)
• Zano (ZANO)
• Decred (DCR)

• Completely noncustodial. Your keys, your coins.
• Built-in exchange for dozens of pairs
• Easily pay cryptocurrency invoices with fixed rate exchanges
• Buy cryptocurrency (BTC/LTC/XMR/ETH) with credit/debit/bank
• Sell cryptocurrency by bank transfer
• Scan QR codes for easy cryptocurrency transfers
• Create several wallets
• Select your own custom nodes/servers
• Address book
• Backup to an external location or iCloud
• Send to OpenAlias, Unstoppable Domains, Yats, and FIO Crypto Handles
• Set desired network fee level
• Store local transaction notes
• Extremely simple user experience
• Convenient exchange and sending templates for recurring payments
• Create donation links and invoices in the receive screen
• Robust privacy settings (eg: Tor-only connections)
• Robust security settings (eg: Cake 2FA)

• The Monero view key is retained on the device for maximum privacy
• Full support for Monero subaddresses and accounts
• Specify restore height for faster syncing
• Specify multiple recipients for batch sending
• Optionally set Monero nodes as trusted for faster syncing
• Specify a proxy for Monero nodes, compatible with Tor and i2p

• Bitcoin coin control (specify specific outputs to spend)
• Automatically generate new addresses
• Specify multiple recipients for batch sending

• Store ETH and all ERC-20 tokens
• Add custom tokens by contract address
• Enable or disable Etherscan for transaction history

• Litecoin coin control (specify specific outputs to spend)
• Automatically generate new addresses
• Specify multiple recipients for batch sending

Exchanging to/from other assets is also supported.

• Website: https://monero.com
• App Store (iOS): https://apps.apple.com/app/id1601990386
• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.monero.app
• F-Droid: https://fdroid.cakelabs.com
• APK: https://github.com/cake-tech/cake_wallet/releases

APK releases on GitHub, Accrescent, and F-Droid use the same key. They can easily be verified using apksigner or AppVerifier.

See below for Cake Wallet's SHA-256 signing certificate hash:

com.cakewallet.cake_wallet
C5:40:53:AB:0F:10:D9:54:17:62:A3:DA:76:65:AE:3D:BA:5E:7C:74:3A:B4:F1:08:A5:34:9D:62:AC:10:6E:F5

For signed checksums, the release key, and verification steps for every platform, see Verifying Cake Wallet downloads.

We have 24/7 free support. Please contact [email protected]

We have excellent user guides, which are also open-source and open for contributions: https://docs.cakewallet.com

Building Cake Wallet for each platform is covered in the platform-specific guides under docs/builds/:

• Building for Android
• Building for iOS
• Building for Linux
• Building for macOS
• Building for Windows

Edit the applicable strings_XX.arb file in res/values/ and open a pull request with the changes.

• English
• Spanish
• French
• German
• Italian
• Portuguese
• Dutch
• Polish
• Croatian
• Russian
• Ukrainian
• Hindi
• Japanese
• Chinese
• Korean
• Thai
• Arabic
• Turkish
• Burmese
• Urdu
• Bulgarian
• Czech
• Indonesian
• Hausa
• Yoruba

1. Create a new strings_XX.arb file in res/values/, replacing XX with the language's ISO 639-1 code.

2. Edit the strings in this file, replacing XXX below with the translation for each string.

"welcome": "Welcome to", -> "welcome": "XXX",

3. For strings where there is a variable, denoted by a $ symbol and braces, such as ${status}, the string in braces should not be translated. For example, when editing line 106:

"time" : "${minutes}m ${seconds}s"

The only parts to be translated, if needed, are the values m and s after the variables.

4. Add the language to lib/entities/language_service.dart under both supportedLocales and localeCountryCode. Use the name of the language in the local language and in English in parentheses after for supportedLocales. Use the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code for localeCountryCode. You must choose one country, so choose the country with the most native speakers of this language or is otherwise best associated with this language.

5. Add a relevant flag to assets/images/flags/XXXX.png, replacing XXXX with the 3 letters localeCountryCode. The image must be 42x26 pixels with 3 pixels of transparent margin on all 4 sides. You can resize the flag with paint.net to 36x20 pixels, expand the canvas to 42x26 pixels with the flag anchored in the middle, and then manually delete the 3 pixels on each side to make it transparent. Or you can use another program like Photoshop.

6. Add the new language code to tool/utils/translation/translation_constants.dart

1. Check with Cake Wallet support to see if the desired new fiat currency is available through our fiat API. Not all fiat currencies are.

2. If the currency is associated strongly with a specific issuing country, map the ISO 4217 currency code with the applicable ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code in lib/entities/fiat_currency.dart. If the currency is used in a whole region or organization, then map with a reasonable interpretation of this (eg: eur countryCode for EUR symbol).

3. Add the raw mapping underneath in lib/entities/fiat_currency.dart following the same format as the others.

4. Add a flag of the issuing country or organization to assets/images/flags/XXXX.png, replacing XXXX with the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code used above (eg: usa.png, eur.png). Do not add this if the flag with the same name already exists. The image must be 42x26 pixels with a 3 pixels of transparent margin on all 4 sides.

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