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Wasabi Wallet

Wasabi is the most-developed Windows/macOS coinjoin client.

Website
wasabiwallet.io
KYC
no KYC — Self-custody desktop Bitcoin wallet with built-in WabiSabi coordinator-based coinjoin. The coordinator runs address-screening on inputs since mid-2024.
Status
degraded
Fiat on-ramp
no
Payment
crypto
Jurisdiction
operator zkSNACKs (Gibraltar) historically
Founded
2018
Open source
yes
Custodial
no
Last verified
Sources
2

Overview

What Wasabi is#

A desktop Bitcoin wallet with built-in WabiSabi coinjoin and Tor-by-default networking.

Threat-model fit#

Bitcoin coinjoin client for users who tolerate the coordinator model. Re-evaluate against forks and JoinMarket before depending on it.#

Strengths

Caveats

Verdict

Wasabi is the most-developed Windows/macOS coinjoin client. The 2024 introduction of address screening by the zkSNACKs coordinator is the dominant story — it reduces the no-discrimination property that drew many users to it. Forks (Ginger, etc.) run coordinators without screening. Treat the official build as one of several options, not the default.

FAQ

Does Wasabi Wallet require KYC?
As of Jan 1, 2026, Wasabi Wallet does not require KYC for normal use. Self-custody desktop Bitcoin wallet with built-in WabiSabi coordinator-based coinjoin. The coordinator runs address-screening on inputs since mid-2024.
What payment methods does Wasabi Wallet accept?
Wasabi Wallet accepts: crypto.
Where is Wasabi Wallet based?
Operating jurisdiction listed as operator zkSNACKs (Gibraltar) historically. This is best-known information; corporate structure can be opaque.

Sources

  1. Wasabi docs · accessed
  2. Wasabi blog (coordinator policy updates) · accessed

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