Bitcoin holders gain practical tools for managing their own wallets through the Coconut Wallet 0.20.0 release that went live on Oct. 18, 2026. The update introduced single signature hot wallets that sign on device and track goals per wallet.
Direct Control For Holders
Holders can now create or restore hot wallets directly in the app. Each wallet supports a passphrase and keeps transaction signing on the device itself. This setup gives users a straightforward way to handle bitcoin without relying on external processes.
Restore And Backup Steps
The release notes detail how a hot wallet can be restored from a mnemonic or a Seed QR code. The update also added clear steps to back up and confirm the mnemonic. Holders see these options right in the wallet creation flow.
Sending Between Wallet Types
A hot wallet can send bitcoin straight to a watch only wallet inside the same app. This feature keeps movement internal and simple for everyday use. Holders benefit from having both wallet types available without extra steps.
Per Wallet Goal Tracking
Users can set a bitcoin target amount for each wallet and view progress as a graph. The display updates as balances change. This gives holders a visual way to follow their own targets over time.
Screen And Display Updates
The home screen, wallets screen, wallet details screen and UTXO screens all received redesigns. A new setting lets holders choose decimal and thousands separators. These changes improve readability without adding complexity.
Release Details
All changes trace back to the Coconut Wallet v0.20.0 release notes on GitHub. The app is listed under Nonce Lab Inc. on its App Store page. Holders who install the update receive these features immediately.
The focus stays on what each holder receives in daily use. On device signing keeps actions local. Goal graphs and redesigned screens make navigation clearer. Restore options from mnemonic or Seed QR give flexibility when setting up new wallets. Together these additions support consistent wallet management for bitcoin users.
