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Documentation

Understand the idea, the boundaries, and the choices that stay with you. CoinHearted is in development; this is concept documentation.

Bitcoin for settlement. CoinHearted for coordination.

CoinHearted is being built to help trusted groups agree on a contribution schedule and follow a shared record. Members use their own wallets and approve their own payments. The current site provides an explainer, design previews, Bitcoin market/news context and a waitlist.

How a circle is intended to work

  1. Agree: choose members, contribution amounts, timing and receiving order.
  2. Contribute: each member reviews instructions and approves a payment in their own wallet.
  3. Verify: the planned record distinguishes expected activity from confirmed Bitcoin payments.
  4. Rotate: follow the agreed receiving order and review the next cycle together.

A circle needs its own rules for missed contributions, mistakes and disputes. Software cannot guarantee completion.

Bring your own wallet

We encourage learning about wallet choices before participating. Coinbase, Crypto.com and Gemini offer exchange/account services. Trezor and Ledger are hardware-wallet options to explore for cold storage. MetaMask is a self-custody software-wallet option and now supports Bitcoin.

Self-custody means responsibility for keys and backups. An exchange account may instead use provider custody. CoinHearted will never ask for your seed phrase or private keys.

Wallet compatibility must be checked against a future CoinHearted release. These links are recommendations for research, not a connected-wallet feature.

Official provider directory

Use these direct official links. No partnership, referral code or confirmed integration is implied. Check fees, features and availability with each provider.

Technical reference: MetaMask’s Bitcoin announcement ↗; Trezor’s Bitcoin guide ↗; Ledger’s Bitcoin guide ↗.

What comes next

Wallet onboarding, circle coordination, reminders and payment verification are intended directions. Signed decentralized records, regional adapters and $HARTD eligibility remain future work. There are no promised launch dates or rewards.

View the roadmap or join the waitlist. Read the privacy policy, cookie policy, terms and risks.

Read the notebook

Go deeper with the circle example and agreement checklist, wallet responsibility guide and current build note.