The RGB walletfor Bitcoin.
Manage compatible RGB assets and Bitcoin from one iPhone wallet. Your on-chain keys and RGB state stay under your control.
AND ACTIVITY—TOGETHER.
See Bitcoin and compatible RGB assets side by side, with pending and available balances clearly separated. Exact Contract IDs stay accessible when you need to verify an asset.
Compatible RGB assets alongside Bitcoin.
Pending and available stay distinct.
Contract IDs whenever verification matters.
From receive request
to available balance.
VOUT supports compatible fungible RGB v0.12 assets on Bitcoin Layer 1. Compatibility varies by wallet, invoice format, and proof-delivery method. Start with a small transfer and wait for VOUT to show it as completed before sending more.
A separate balance.A simpler way to pay.
Use a separate Lightning balance held by VOUT. Add funds, pay or receive, and withdraw to your on-chain wallet without managing a channel.
Add funds
Move funds into a separate Lightning balance held by VOUT. The app shows the required confirmations before a deposit is credited.
Pay or receive
Send to another VOUT user or pay a compatible Lightning invoice. External payments depend on routes and liquidity; routing fees may apply.
Withdraw
Request a withdrawal to your on-chain wallet. Review the destination, amount, and fee before confirming.
Back on-chain
Follow the withdrawal in your activity. Once confirmed on-chain, the received funds are controlled by your wallet keys.
One app. Two balances.
Know who holds each.
Your on-chain wallet and VOUT Lightning have different custody and recovery models. The app keeps their balances separate.
| What matters | On-chain wallet | VOUTLightning |
|---|---|---|
| Who holds the funds? | Your wallet keys control your on-chain assets | VOUT holds your Lightning balance |
| How payments move | Bitcoin transactions and compatible RGB transfers | Transfers within VOUT or supported Lightning payments |
| Who signs? | Your wallet signs on your device | VOUT operates the Lightning node |
| When funds arrive | After validation and required chain confirmations | When the service confirms the payment or deposit |
| What to back up | Recovery material and an encrypted full-state backup | Keep access to your VOUT account |
| How balances appear | Pending and available on-chain funds | A separate Lightning balance |
RGB availability depends on the supported asset and network. Check the app for supported payments, fees, and confirmation requirements.
Your keys stay close.Your RGB state does too.
Your on-chain keys and signing stay on your device. Compatible RGB transfer data is validated locally before it can update your available on-chain balance. Lightning balances are held separately by VOUT.
A seed restores keys.A full-state backup preserves RGB state.
RGB contracts and transfer proofs are client-side state. Protect both your recovery material and an encrypted wallet-state archive.
Export an encrypted full-state backup.
Store it separately from your phone.
Rehearse restoring it before the balance matters.
Know what you own.
01What is RGB?
RGB is a protocol for issuing and transferring assets on Bitcoin. Asset state is kept and validated by the wallets involved, and each transfer is anchored to a Bitcoin transaction.
02Does VOUT work with every RGB wallet?
No. VOUT supports compatible fungible RGB v0.12 assets on Bitcoin Layer 1. Compatibility varies by wallet, invoice format, and proof-delivery method.
03What does Precision mean?
Precision is the number of decimal places the issuer declared for an asset. With Precision 2, 100 base units display as 1.00.
04Does VOUT control my funds?
Your on-chain wallet keys and signing stay on your device. Lightning balances are held by VOUT and shown separately from your on-chain funds.
05What should I back up?
Your recovery phrase and an encrypted full-state backup. The seed restores keys; the backup preserves RGB contracts and transfer proofs.
Keep Bitcoin and compatible RGB assets together. Your on-chain keys and wallet state stay under your control.