Electrum Gate

Your own node from anywhere, without waiting for Tor v${APP_VERSION}

Electrum server

Address
Chosen in the umbrelOS settings, not in this app
${APP_ELECTRS_NODE_IP}:${APP_ELECTRS_NODE_PORT}
Implementation
Recognised by address; shown as unknown if it has moved
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Last checked
Written by the proxy itself, not measured by this page
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Block height

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Backend response

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Certificate

In use
source unknown
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Valid until
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Last reload
A renewal is reloaded, so open connections stay up
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Upload your own certificate

For a certificate you manage yourself, without a reverse proxy on this machine. Both files stay on this Umbrel. The key must be unencrypted, and it is checked against the certificate before anything is stored.

Choose a certificate

Pick the one matching the name your wallet connects to.

Activity log

Nothing recorded yet. Lines appear here as wallets connect through the gateway.

Setting up your wallet

Use SSL as the connection type. If you connect from outside your own network, your router may forward a different external port to this one.

Paste as one line
Host and port separately, with SSL turned on

Wasabi and Samourai use their own backend and do not speak the Electrum protocol. Specter Desktop talks to Bitcoin Core directly. Hardware wallets connect through one of the apps above rather than on their own.