Tint Wallet for iPhone
A wallet that keeps private things private
Send and receive private payments on Tint, swap TINT for TUSD, and look into Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon without leaving one app.
In testing · invite only
tint1q8w…x4f2What it does
Switch networks with one tap
Tint, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon. One address for all four Ethereum-family networks and a separate one on Tint; USDT and USDC stay where you received them.
Swap TINT ⇄ TUSD
The exchange pool is built into the network itself. The fee is 0.3%. The two amounts of a swap are public, and the wallet says so on screen.
A bridge to Ethereum and BNB Chain
TUSD ⇄ USDT. On the Sepolia and BSC Testnet test networks first. Today the bridge is custodial; see the documentation.
Phishing protection in the browser
The built-in browser checks a site's address against known scam sites and against imitations of well-known wallets and exchanges, and blocks ads and trackers. It is not a guarantee: only the address is checked.
Keys stay on the phone
A 24-word recovery phrase, a passcode and Face ID or Touch ID. The node receives a finished payment and never sees keys or amounts.
Memos on payments
A payment can carry a short memo of up to 512 bytes. It is encrypted so that only the recipient can read it.
Screens
These are drawn mockups in the app's style, not screenshots.
Home
Balances by coin, three actions and the latest activity.
tint1q8w…x4f2Send
Amount, address, memo. The fee is shown up front and paid in the coin you send.
The amounts of a swap are public; who swapped is not.
SwapSwap
The pool's price, the 0.3% fee and a plain warning: the amounts of a swap are public.
0x4b1…9e0cOne address on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Polygon.Bridge — soon
Networks
Switch between Tint and the Ethereum-family networks. One address for four networks.
How the wallet protects your keys
- The 24-word recovery phrase is made on the phone and never sent anywhere.
- Entry is protected by a passcode and Face ID or Touch ID.
- The node receives a finished payment with its proof: it sees neither keys nor amounts.
- Pages in the built-in browser cannot reach the wallet, and browser data lives in memory and is wiped by the “Burn” button.
- The app is not in the App Store and has not been audited: treat it as a test.
How to get it
The app is in testing: a closed beta on TestFlight. There is no public link and no App Store page.
If you are offered a “Tint Wallet” download that is not a TestFlight invitation, it is not our app.
- 1
Get an invitation
Invitations go to testers directly. When the group opens, we will say so here.
- 2
Install TestFlight
It is Apple's app for beta versions. Tint Wallet arrives through it.
- 3
Create a wallet
Write the 24 words on paper, get some test coins and try a payment.