Start by downloading the
BitBoxApp (4.44.1)

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for iOS devices.
Learn more.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for ChromeOS devices.
Learn more.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for BSD devices.
Learn more.

Windows macOS Linux

Learn what's new in our latest updates.

Laptop frame
BitBoxApp demo
BitBoxApp on a mobile phone
SHA-256 checksums
Windows: 6743e2649815c773439b75d29b3d68c8bd078e0b350adb9b33ddbbb6092bbbea
macOS: ff4f609f492d2a6bc262972ff443457ecd670ba63bb2181d10fdbe7fafd4e32c
Ubuntu / Debian: 0e368423b18eca0a896b510ebe0303bde49f02681ebb718af26e60787f3d5759
Fedora: 460334160b7f176da873ca866ba545b0a49c53a16403a3bec17f280b4af552d1
AppImage: a82c0f30e7f247cc11f96fd84271bf9265f5ce55aef4a9a5c8a713b8fd7bd1c6

Note: To verify if the checksum is correct, calculate the checksum on the downloaded file (zip, exe, deb, rpm, AppImage) before uncompressing.

Verify the app download

Get started

Step one

Download and install the BitBoxApp using the links above

Step two

Insert the microSD card into your BitBox02

Step three

Plug in your BitBox02 into your computer or phone

Step four

Open the BitBoxApp and follow the on-screen instructions to install firmware and set up your BitBox02

BitBox02 locked

Download the BitBoxBridge 1.6

Use this to connect to 3rd party services. Supported by Bity, MyEtherWallet, Rabby and AdaLite.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for IOS devices.
Learn more.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for ChromeOS devices.
Learn more.

The BitBoxApp is not yet available for BSD devices.
Learn more.

Choose your Linux distribution

SHA-256 checksums
Windows: f6117f4284ee49bb2814ea92e43d7e96176dddcb48f62cfd50a85fa808c74a58
macOS: 64bdc5e7e5444d4092b4dfe4c59e736b271399c5c14a3e50d5db12c65f3323cd
Ubuntu / Debian: 8a66931c00ec6e50c84d70b3d724f2c5ffcf0f15dca6e409f4b38d22870ff8b7
Fedora: 3af5b1fa4e1dfba3cfeb4f29e18b2e8dc1c5102b7ef6a93e0f2371ffb02223fa
Linux x64 Other: b2bd8fbc9a3242a3fa517c299108888fc31972d9aea39fd9a62f49b5140e8565
Note: To verify if the checksum is correct, calculate the checksum on the downloaded file (zip, exe, deb, rpm, AppImage) before uncompressing.