Rush Wallet for desktop

Bitcoin wallet for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Download for Desktop
Built for Bitcoin
Fast access Local control Desktop focus QR-ready
Desktop direction

A focused wallet surface for the three desktop platforms.

Rush Wallet keeps the main actions close: read the balance, switch BTC / USD, receive with QR, send, and review recent activity.

BTC / USD view Receive with QR Send & receive Transaction history
Rush Wallet desktop interface across devices

Fast by design. Local by default. Desktop first.

A cleaner wallet direction built around speed, readable controls, and a desktop surface that stays focused on the essentials.

No login layer

Direct access to the wallet surface.

Optional password

A simple extra layer when needed.

Multi-platform

Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Client-side control

Local-first product direction.

QR code support

Receive visually and immediately.

Price indicator

Quick context beside the balance.

Multiple currencies

View context beyond BTC alone.

Transaction history

Recent activity remains close.

Fast setup

A short path into the wallet.

Mobile planned

Not current, but clearly in direction.

RushWallet

Rush Wallet,
back on the desktop.

Dark compact UI. Orange highlights. QR-first receiving. A focused Bitcoin wallet surface.

Which platforms are currently in scope?

Rush Wallet is presented here for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Is there a web wallet available now?

No. The current direction is desktop only and the web wallet is not currently offered.

Is mobile already available?

No. Mobile is planned and should be treated as coming soon, not current availability.

Can this page create or operate a wallet?

No. This is a static product page only, with no wallet creation or live wallet operations.

What does the interface focus on?

The interface direction centers on balance visibility, QR-based receiving, sending, and recent activity.

Are the product visuals live wallet screens?

No. The interface compositions on this page are static product-direction visuals rather than live operational wallet views.

Does the current direction include desktop downloads?

The site presents Windows, macOS, and Linux as the current desktop platforms for the product direction.