Python Bitcoin tools
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Python Bitcoin tools
Lightweight Bitcoin payment processor written in easily deployable Python. Self custody donations and payments on-chain & Lightning network, directly connected to your own Bitcoin node! No middleman/custodian.
Audited & minimal library for creating, signing & decoding Bitcoin transactions.
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the Bitcoin companion
Javascript implementation of Bitcoin.
A Ruby implementation of Bitcoin HD Wallets (Hierarchical Deterministic) BIP32
Simple and pure block explorer you can run on top of a full node
Your friendly Bitcoin Lightning ⚡ payment page ⚡
Swift cryptography library for Bitcoin and Nostr. ECDSA, Schnorr, ECDH, and zero-knowledge proofs on secp256k1. Apple platforms and Linux.
Go middleware for monetizing your API on a per-request basis with Bitcoin and Lightning ⚡️
A high performance data transfer tool that can be used to transfer data from Bitcoin Core blockchain files to a SQL Server database
the original bitcoin executable, rebuilt byte for byte
A minimal bitcoin library for MicroPython and Python3 with a focus on embedded systems
Write enterprise Bitcoin applications with Spring Boot. Starter projects with multiple Bitcoin related modules that you can include in your application.
Simple PHP commands and library for using bitcoin OP_RETURNs.
🏷 A better way to share your Bitcoin address.
Bitcoin utilities in Elixir
The implementation of the bitcoin protocol for ruby.
A trustless and decentralized Bitcoin library for Arduino compatible boards
A Bitcoin Script Interpreter and Debugger in Scala
Fast, quick and dirty bitcoin blockchain parser
Ultra high-performance secp256k1 ECC engine | Python, Node.js, Rust, Go, C#, Swift, Java bindings | CUDA, Metal, OpenCL GPU | ECDSA, Schnorr, FROST, MuSig2, BIP-352 | 15+ platforms
A little Python utility that lets you monitor Bitcoin addresses through Blockchain Websocket API and perform custom callbacks.