Documentation

Quick Start Guide

A great place to start. Contains an explanation of how to setup Sparrow to connect to a public server, and create your first wallet.

Connect to Bitcoin Core

Make your wallet private by connecting Sparrow to your Bitcoin Core node using this guide.

Setup a connected hardware wallet

Use Sparrow with a Trezor, Ledger, BitBox02, Jade or other USB connected hardware wallet by following this guide.

Setup an airgapped hardware wallet with QR codes

Use Sparrow with a Passport, Jade, SeedSigner, Keystone, Krux or other airgapped hardware wallet using QR codes.

Setup an airgapped hardware wallet with an SD card

Secure your bitcoin by using Sparrow with a Coldcard, Keystone, Passport or other airgapped hardware wallet using an SD card.

Setup an airgapped smartcard wallet

Use Sparrow with a Tapsigner, Satschip, Satochip or Keycard smartcard by following this guide.

Spending Privately

Learn how to protect your privacy when spending from Sparrow.

Best Practices

Learn which Sparrow configuration is best for you at each stage in your Bitcoin journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading this may help you figure something out, or improve your understanding and usage.

Server Performance

Compare and contrast popular Electrum server implementations for your needs.

Contributed

Support

As an open source project Sparrow Wallet does not have a support team. Instead, there is an active community-managed Telegram group: @SparrowWallet.

Please be aware that there are many scammers on Telegram! The group admins (or “Sparrow support”) will not DM you.