The current ETH II desktop wallet build, including wallet creation, unlock flow, account dashboard, transaction tools, and VPS-backed sync. CPU mining is no longer part of the wallet.
ETH II is built to make crypto easier for everyday people, including beginners. The wallet focuses on the actions most users need:
Important: write down your private keys, recovery phrase, and wallet password, then store them somewhere safe offline. Do not save them only on your phone or computer, and never share them with anyone.
If you lose your private keys, phrase, or password, your funds cannot be recovered. No one, including the developer team, can unlock your wallet without them.
This page reflects the current wallet layout now in use on the VPS-backed build, so the screenshots and download details stay aligned with the working release.
Download the ETH II Wallet for Windows. It connects automatically to the public node at ethii.net no local node setup required.
Windows 10/11 x64. After installing the current build, open ETH II Wallet and your balance will load automatically via the public VPS node.
This opening screen makes the wallet’s first decision obvious: create a new wallet, unlock an existing one, or import by private key. It gives new users a simple landing point instead of forcing setup choices into hidden menus like the old crypto wallets.
The unlock view strips away distractions and keeps the user centered on one action: entering the wallet password. We wanted to keep the panel layout clean, high contrast, and easy to understand at a glance.
The main wallet page gives you your most important information in one place:
Never share your private keys or recovery phrase with anyone.
The current wallet build no longer includes CPU mining controls. It keeps the focus on balance, send, receive, and unlock flow while syncing through the VPS node and public RPC.