# MyQRLWallet Desktop

> Hardened Electron desktop wallet for QRL 2.0 on Windows and Linux. Keys live only in an isolated signer process, with a native unlock window, lock, and wipe, and dApp connectivity over QRL Connect.

- Canonical page: [MyQRLWallet Desktop](https://www.qrlecosystem.com/projects/myqrlwallet-desktop/)
- Status: Beta · Testnet
- Type: Applications (`application`)
- Primary category: Security, custody & account management (`security-custody-account-management`)
- Secondary categories: Assets & tokenization
- Capabilities: Wallets, Wallet connectors
- Available on: Desktop
- QRL relationship: Native
- QRL support: QRL 2.0 (testnet)
- Publisher: [DigitalGuards](https://www.qrlecosystem.com/publishers/digitalguards/index.html.md)
- Source availability: Full
- Listed: 2026-10-05
- Data updated: 2026-10-05
- Search keywords: wallet, electron, windows, linux, ml-dsa-87

## Project links

- [Website](https://myqrlwallet.com/)
- [Threat model](https://github.com/DigitalGuards/myqrlwallet-desktop/blob/main/THREAT_MODEL.md)
- [Social · x](https://x.com/DigitalGuards)


## Clients

- [Download (GitHub releases)](https://github.com/DigitalGuards/myqrlwallet-desktop/releases/latest) — default


## Repositories

- [Client repository](https://github.com/DigitalGuards/myqrlwallet-desktop) — license: MIT


## Overview

MyQRLWallet Desktop packages the MyQRLWallet web wallet as a hardened
Electron application. The renderer never holds a seed: an isolated signer
utility process is the sole key holder, the main process brokers requests,
and the renderer runs with context isolation under a strict CSP. A native
unlock window gates access, Lock clears the signer, and Remove wallet wipes
local state after a trusted confirmation. The threat model and invariants
are documented in the repository.

The application talks to the QRL 2.0 testnet through the same RPC proxy as
the web wallet and connects to dApps over the QRL Connect relay protocol.
Releases for Windows and Linux are published on GitHub; the binaries are not
code-signed, so operating systems show an unknown-publisher warning.

## Features

- Four-process Electron design where an isolated signer utility process is the only holder of key material
- Native unlock window, Lock, and a trusted-confirm Remove wallet that wipes the device
- Same wallet UI as the web wallet, built from the open-source frontend at release time
- dApp connectivity through the QRL Connect relay protocol (ML-KEM-768 + AES-256-GCM, ML-DSA-87 signing)
- Windows and Linux builds published on GitHub releases (binaries are unsigned)


## Project history

- Part Of [myqrlwallet](https://www.qrlecosystem.com/projects/myqrlwallet/)


## Gallery

- [Desktop wallet on first launch, before an account is created or imported.](https://www.qrlecosystem.com/images/screenshots/myqrlwallet-desktop/onboarding.jpg)