Download the latest Electrum Satochip client available on Github: https://github.com/Toporin/electrum-satochip/releases
To allow communication between the card and the software client, we have integrated the Satochip plugin into the original Electrum client by forking it.

Plug your hardware wallet in a card reader or tap it on an NFC reader and launch the Electrum Satochip client.

1. Run the Electrum Satochip client and choose a name for your wallet (.dat) file. Click on Next.
2. Select “Standard wallet” to create a simple and easy to use Bitcoin wallet.
3. Select “Use a hardware device” to be able to safely store your Bitcoin private keys within the secure chip.

Follow the Electrum wizard and insert your desired personal PIN code to secure the card (up to 16 chars).

Insert your seed or generate a brand new one.

Take care to backup the seed in a safe place.

With the PIN code, these are the only information needed to recover your wallet.

Congratulations! Take a break and chill. You have now a fully functional and highly secured Satochip Bitcoin hardware wallet.

Download the latest Electrum LTC Satochip client available on Github: https://github.com/Toporin/electrum-satochip/releases
To allow communication between the card and the software client, we have integrated the Satochip plugin into the original Electrum LTC client by forking it.

Plug your hardware wallet in a card reader or tap it on an NFC reader and launch the Electrum LTC Satochip client.

1. Run the Electrum LTC Satochip client and choose a name for your wallet (.dat) file. Click on Next.
2. Select “Standard wallet” to create a simple and easy to use Litecoin wallet.
3. Select “Use a hardware device” to be able to safely store your Litecoin private keys within the secure chip.

Follow the Electrum LTC wizard and insert your desired personal PIN code to secure the card (up to 16 chars).

Insert your seed or generate a brand new one.
Take care to backup the seed in a safe place.

With the PIN code, these are the only information needed to recover your wallet.

Congratulations! Take a break and chill. You have now a fully functional and highly secured Satochip Litecoin hardware wallet.

Download the latest Electron Cash client available on the official website: https://electroncash.org/

Electron Cash client does support natively Satochip since version 4.0.11.

Plug your hardware wallet in a card reader or tap it on an NFC reader and launch the Electron Cash client.

1. Run the Electron Cash client and choose a name for your wallet (.dat) file. Click on Next.
2. Select “Standard wallet” to create a simple and easy to use Bitcoin Cash wallet.
3. Select “Use a hardware device” to be able to safely store your Bitcoin Cash private keys within the secure chip.

Follow the Electron Cash wizard and insert your desired personal PIN code to secure the card (up to 16 chars).

Insert your seed or generate a brand new one.

Take care to backup the seed in a safe place.

With the PIN code, these are the only information needed to recover your wallet.

Congratulations! Take a break and chill. You have now a fully functional and highly secured Satochip Bitcoin Cash hardware wallet.

Download the latest MyEtherWallet Satochip client available on Github: https://github.com/Toporin/MyEtherWallet/releases/.
Download the latest Satochip Bridge client available on Github: https://github.com/Toporin/Satochip-Bridge/releases/. The bridge will act as an interface between your card and the client.

Plug your hardware wallet in a card reader or tap it on an NFC reader and launch the Satochip Bridge which will pop as a green ginkgo leaf on your systray.

1. Right click on the green ginkgo leaf on your systray.
2. “Setup new Satochip”

Follow the Satochip Bridge wizard and insert your desired personal PIN code to secure the card (up to 16 chars).

Insert your seed or generate a brand new one.

Take care to backup the seed in a safe place.

With the PIN code, these are the only information needed to recover your wallet.

1. Open the MEW folder and click on the index.html page to open it on a web browser
2. Click on “Access my wallet”
3. Click on “Hardware Wallets” then click on Satochip
4. The Satochip Bridge will show you a connection pop up – click on Yes
5. You can now select the Network and your address
6. To access your wallet, you must accept the MEW ‘Terms’
7. And it’s all good!

Download the latest Metamask Satochip extension available on Google: Chrome web store.
Download the latest Satochip Bridge client available on Github: https://github.com/Toporin/Satochip-Bridge/releases/. The bridge will act as an interface between your card and the extension.

Plug your hardware wallet in a card reader or tap it on an NFC reader and launch the Satochip Bridge which will pop as a green ginkgo leaf on your systray.

1. Right click on the green ginkgo leaf on your systray.
2. “Setup new Satochip”

Follow the Satochip Bridge wizard and insert your desired personal PIN code to secure the card (up to 16 chars).

Insert your seed or generate a brand new one.

Take care to backup the seed in a safe place.

With the PIN code, these are the only information needed to recover your wallet.

1. Open your web browser (Google Chrome or Brave)
2. Click on the Metamask Satochip extension
3. Unlock your existing account (or recover it)
4. On the top-right menu, click on “Connect a hardware device”
5. Select “Satochip”
6. The Bridge will pop up a connection window, click on YES
7. Select your address and click NEXT

To create your own hardware wallet (DIY), grab a compatible blank chip card: on our webshop.

Be sure to get a blank/empty card from a trusted partners.

Plug your hardware wallet in a card reader or tap it on an NFC reader.

1. Download the latest Satochip Applet (.cap file) on Github: https://github.com/Toporin/SatochipApplet/releases
2. Once you have a CAP file, you have to download it on the chip card. You can use GlobalPlatformPro to do this: https://github.com/martinpaljak/GlobalPlatformPro/releases

1. Put the .cap file in the same folder as the GlobalPlatformPro file for convenience
2. To list the applets loaded on a smartcard: gp.exe -l
3. To load the Satochip applet: gp.exe -install .\yourfile.cap
4. To delete the Satochip applet: gp.exe -uninstall .\yourfile.cap

Follow one of our Quick Setup guide to download and install the right Satochip client to fit your needs.

You will have to initialize your freshly crafted Satochip hardware wallet in order to use it.

Congratulations! Take a break and chill. You have now a fully functional and highly secured Satochip DIY hardware wallet.

Download the latest Satodime-Tool available on Github: https://github.com/Toporin/Satodime-Tool/releases/.This tool will allow you to manage your Satodime card.

Also available on mobile via the Google Play Store or the Apple Store.

Plug your Satodime in a card reader or tap it on an NFC reader and launch the Satodime-Tool which will pop up as a small window.

1. Seal a new keyslot
2. Generate a new entropy
3. Select the asset and coin type
4. And Seal the keyslot

Your Satodime chip card will therefore generate a new pair of key for this wallet. The private key will remain sealed within the secure chip. You can now see all the public information such the public address where you can load your coins or tokens.