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Latest release: Electrum-4.5.5

Sources and Binaries

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Our executables are reproducible, and are signed independently by several builders.
The current executables have been signed by ThomasV ThomasV , SomberNight SomberNight , Emzy Emzy .

windows

Windows 8.1+

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Linux

mac os

macOS 10.13+

android

Android 6.0+

python

Python 3.8+

How to Verify GPG Signatures

GPG signatures serve as a critical authentication mechanism, confirming that distributed files bear the digital footprint of the legitimate owner of the signature key.

This security measure is vital; for instance, if malicious actors were to compromise this website and substitute the genuine Electrum files, the signature verification process would fail. This is because the intruder would lack the capability to generate valid signatures.

To engage in GPG signature verification, you must first import the signer’s public key. For Electrum binaries, ThomasV public key is utilized for signing. Linux users can import this key by executing the following command in their terminal: gpg --import ThomasV.asc.

For Windows (guide) and macOS (guide) users, dedicated tutorials are available to guide you through the process. When importing a key, it’s imperative to verify its fingerprint using independent sources, such as the one provided here, or by leveraging the Web of Trust system.

Note for Windows Users

Electrum software packages often trigger alerts in various anti-virus programs. This is an unavoidable occurrence, and we kindly request users to refrain from reporting these incidents to us.

Anti-virus software employs heuristic methods to identify potential malware, which frequently leads to false positive results. If you have confidence in the Electrum project’s development team, we recommend verifying the GPG signature of the Electrum binaries and disregarding any anti-virus warnings. For users who are hesitant to trust the project developers, we suggest compiling the binaries yourself or running the software directly from the source code. Additionally, if malware is a significant concern for you, it may be advisable to consider an operating system that doesn’t rely heavily on anti-virus software for security.

Users of older Windows versions may need to install the KB2999226 Windows update to ensure compatibility.