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Interactive Wallet

Running bwick with no arguments launches a full-screen terminal wallet - a guided, menu-driven interface for everything you’d do day to day:
  • Create a new wallet (24-word recovery phrase) or import an existing one (12 or 24 words)
  • View your address and live BWICK balance
  • Send BWICK to any bwick1… address
  • Receive - show your address as a scannable ASCII QR code
Wallets are stored as encrypted JSON keystores (scrypt + AES-256-GCM) at ~/.bwick/keystore/, the same place the CLI commands use. Your password never leaves your machine. Install the CLI first (see Installation), then run it with no arguments: 
bwick
The interactive wallet is currently under maintenance. While it’s being updated, use the scriptable CLI commands - they perform all the same functions:
In the walletCLI command
Check balancebwick balance <addr>
Create / import / list walletsbwick keys add / import / list
Send BWICKbwick send …
Network infobwick status, bwick token
The interactive wallet will return with the same capabilities - nothing is lost in the meantime.

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When it returns

The interactive wallet and the CLI are the same tool (bwick) and share the same keystore, so wallets you create with bwick keys add today will be available in the interactive wallet once it’s back.