GETTING STARTED
NUBITS
NUSHARES
TECHNICAL RESOURCES
- Nu DNS seed with CloudFlare
- Creating A .Conf File
- Exchange Integration
- Using Multi-sig Addresses
- Nu Client Commands
- Minting on a Raspberry Pi
- RPC API
- Source Code
- Issue Tracker
- NuBitsJ
- NuBippy (BIP38 Paper Wallets)
NUDROID
NUBOT
NU WEB SERVICES
TOOLS
CONNECT
Getting Started With Nu
Revision History | Suggest UpdateSo you’re ready to try something Nu? Awesome!
You’ve heard about our $1.00-pegged cryptocurrency and want some stability in your crypto life. First you’re going to need a wallet to hold all your NuBits.
Your Nu Wallet
NuBits Official Wallet (Nu)
You can get the official Nu wallet from NuBits.com/download. It’s available for Windows, Linux, and OS X. This wallet is made with love by the official NuBits development team. We have a video tutorial to help you learn how to send and receive NuBits using the Nu Wallet. Using a bootstrap file will also help you to quickly synchronize your wallet with the Nu Network.
Mobile Wallets
- NuBits Official Android Wallet - This wallet was developed with support for the NuBits community.
- Coinomi.com - Coinomi is an Android wallet that supports NuBits and NuShares
Physical Wallets
- NuBippy - NuBippy can be used to create BIP0038 encrypted offline wallets.
- WalletGenerator.net - Many ways to generate wallets for NuBits
Web Wallets
- NuBits.mintr.org - Also supports NuShares
- CoinWallet.co
Get NuBits and NuShares
You have a wallet now. Great! Now how do you get NuBits and NuShares?
Exchanges
You can buy NuBits and NuShares on exchanges and then send them to your wallet.
The exchange list is organized alphabetically and does not indicate a preference or endorsement by the Nu community. Cryptoasset trading involves special risks and may not be suitable for everyone.
