Review on BlueWallet by Șamuhammet Berdimuhammedow

Hello everyone. BlueWallet is a wallet that supports not only lightning but also bitcoin. It offers a very complete set of usage features and implements the latest bitcoin features available. It also aims to make it accessible to new users with a simple user interface. Crypto-testers reviewed their wallets and features from the most basic to the most advanced. We include usage, security and privacy features. Like most unprotected wallets, BlueWallet is available in almost every country (as long as software stores allow it). BlueWallet attracts world audiences. In addition to English, it supports more than 20 languages, including Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, Indonesian, Russian, Ukrainian, Italian, German, Swedish, Norwegian, French, Danish, and Turkish. It also allows users to display the value of bitcoin shares in more than 20 currencies such as USD, AUD, BRL, CAD, CHF, CZK, CNY, EUR, GDP, HRK, INR, JPY, MXN, MYR or RUB. We took a look at the first impressions of the program and how it is offered to startup users. BlueWallet does not provide any instructions to the user to help with the installation. Instead, the UI seems to have decided to talk and determine how the user should start. When you first launch the app, the user is faced with a very neutral screen with additional information on how to get started. We would like to see a short tutorial explaining the process of creating a wallet and guiding users who are not familiar with bitcoin wallets.

After the user clicks on the Add Now button, enter the wallet name and choose two types of wallets: Bitcoin or Lightning. Again, we believe that this takes a bit of knowledge from the user to find out what the cryptocurrency is because it cannot be linked to Bitcoin from the wallet interface. A short description or “information” button can easily clean this up. After the user clicks on the Add Now button, enter the wallet name and choose two types of wallets: Bitcoin or Lightning. Again, we believe that this takes a bit of knowledge from the user to find out what the cryptocurrency is because it cannot be linked to Bitcoin from the wallet interface. A short description or “information” button can easily clean this up. For the Bitcoin version, BlueWallet chose the UI to be displayed in blue rather than the typical orange color of Bitcoin. It is a small detail, but the color orange of the Bitcoin symbol is widely known and it seems a bit strange to choose not to use it. After entering the wallet name and selecting the wallet type, the user can create the wallet. You will then be asked to write 24 restoration seed words for the new wallet. Note that users who already have a bitcoin wallet and want to restore it can click on the "import wallet" button and enter 24 recovery seed words for that wallet. The method of restoring seed words is a definite pain point for all bitcoin wallets, but unfortunately there is nothing new in this regard. Properly securing your wallet, you need to prevent loss of funds for each user, and so far 24 recovery seed words are the most popular form of bitcoin wallets. That being said, each wallet process performs differently. Minor UI changes can make the process a lot easier for the user. BlueWallet went for a classic approach. The screen only asks the user to type 24 words. Surprisingly, the number of seed words starts at 0 instead of 1. Programmers like to start their accounts from 0, but ordinary users choose this very different UI. In addition, there is no mention of the dangers of misspelling, losing or ignoring this step. There is no verification process by the user to verify that the words are spelled correctly. However, when the user opens the “Al” tab in the wallet, they first receive a warning reminding them to take care of the backup copy of the seed words. As a result, the program forbids you to take a screenshot of the seed words to prevent this bad security operation. Everything that happened at the party was very straightforward, but a little disappointing in terms of new friendships. In addition, more advanced options such as address type selection (more on this in more detail) can only be accessed when you activate the advanced re mode, which should only be done from the program settings and disrupt the wallet creation flow. The wallet offers you the option to import the wallet "only in clock mode". Only the watch mode allows you to check the current balance and operations of your wallet without importing your private key, thus not opening the send option. Once your key is imported, you can't start any transaction for that wallet: it only reads the account balance from the Blockchain and displays it in the BlueWallet interface for convenience. In BlueWallet, you only need to import the xpub key from the existing wallet to create a clock wallet.