Dark Wallet Alpha 7 was released last night, just in time for Guy Fawkes Day.
The Dark Wallet project, developed by unSystem’s Amir Taaki, is a program designed to fully anonymize Bitcoin transactions through decentralized p2p “mixing servers”, has been under development for several months.
Dark Wallet Alpha 5 included some new security features, and Alpha 7 includes some structural changes. These include interface translations support, an BIP44-compliant keyring structure, and an upgrade of BitcoinJS to stable version 1.2.
Dark Wallet Alpha 7 is still being tested, and at this point is unstable. unSystem warns that users should use it with actual funds at their own risk.
Dark Wallet is currently available in English and Spanish. To contribute a translation in your own language, you can visit their page at Transifex.
The next version, Alpha 8, is expected to be released on November 19th, followed by the first working beta in late November or December.
Dark Wallet Alpha 7 Released
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