Ecosystem

Wallets

Wallets that hold and send $TSC. TensorCash Core is the official wallet, and the others are run by independent operators [2].

    • Web
    • macOS
    • Windows
    • Linux

    AskTilly

    AI chat and agents with a non-custodial wallet for $TSC and Bitcoin, unlocked with a passkey. It runs on the web and as a desktop app, and can receive on post-quantum addresses [1][2].

    • Self-custody
    • Passkey unlock
    • $TSC and Bitcoin
    • Post-quantum receive
    • Assets
    Visit
    Details
    Keys
    Non-custodial. Your keys are encrypted on your device and unlocked with your passkey (WebAuthn PRF); every transaction is signed on your device. Ask Tilly's servers hold only the encrypted wallet and public, watch-only data.
    Coins and networks
    $TSC and Bitcoin, on mainnet and testnet.
    Address types
    SegWit (BIP84) and Taproot (BIP86). Post-quantum ML-DSA addresses (witness v2) for receiving, from a pre-generated pool.
    Assets
    Holds, sends and requests TensorCash assets. Shows each asset's on-chain policy and governance document, decrypts holder-only documents with your passkey, and signs acceptance records.
    Payments
    Pay your contacts, post payment requests to a chat, and export a payment journal.
    Spending protection
    Second factors (an approved device, a verified email or an authenticator app) above the amount thresholds you set for each coin.
    Backup and recovery
    12- or 24-word recovery phrase and an encrypted backup file. Import from, or export to, TensorCash Core and Bitcoin Core descriptors; watch-only wallets too.
    Desktop app
    Signed desktop builds for macOS, Windows and Linux.
    AI
    Chat and agents. Replies from TensorCash workers come with a downloadable proof of the model that produced them.
    • Web

    rHuhu web wallet

    An open-source wallet that runs in the browser without installation. Keys are stored encrypted on the user's device [2].

    • Self-custody
    • Open source
    • Post-quantum receive
    Open wallet
    Details
    Keys
    Encrypted vault in your browser; transactions are signed locally.
    Address types
    Sends from P2WPKH; receives on P2WPKH, Taproot and ML-DSA (witness v2).
    Post-quantum
    Can receive on an ML-DSA address imported from TensorCash Core, but cannot spend from it.
    Assets
    No asset support; asset-carrying outputs are left untouched.
    Builds
    Ships a build verifier that compares the published build with the files the site serves.
    Connects to
    rHuhu's API (app.tscweb.xyz)
    • Web

    wallettensor.cash

    An open-source wallet that runs in your browser. Keys are created on your device and stay encrypted there.

    • Self-custody
    • Open source
    • Early release
    Open wallet
    Details
    Keys
    12-word recovery phrase; encrypted vault in your browser; transactions are signed locally.
    Address types
    Native P2WPKH only.
    Assets
    No asset support.
    Builds
    Released from its forge repository. Code Verify signature in progress; not independently audited.
    Connects to
    Its own gateway at wallettensor.cash, backed by a TensorCash Core node and the tscscan.xyz index.
    • Browser extension

    Bob Labs browser extension

    An open-source wallet extension for Chrome and Firefox, from the team behind the Bob Labs pool. This is an early release that is installed from source [2].

    • Self-custody
    • Open source
    • Early release
    Add to Chrome
    Details
    Keys
    Encrypted vault in the extension; transactions are signed locally.
    Browsers
    Chrome, from the Chrome Web Store. Firefox: install from source for now.
    Builds
    Chrome Web Store release, version below 1.0. The source is public.
    Connects to
    Bob Labs' API (*.tensorcash.boblabs.eu)

References

  1. [1]TensorCash blog, The reply that mines the chain, 9 August 2026.tensorcash.org/blog/third-party-ecosystem/
  2. [2]TensorCash website, Wallets.tensorcash.org/wallets