hal is a command line tool that provides all kinds of Bitcoin-related utilities.
$ cargo install --locked hal
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address
- inspect: get information about addresses
- create: create addresses using public keys or scripts
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bech32
- decode: parse the elements of the Bech32 format
- encode: encode data in the Bech32 format
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bip32
- derive: derive keys and addresses from extended keys
- inspect: inspect a BIP-32 xpub or xpriv
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bip39
- generate: generate a new BIP-39 mnemonic
- get-seed: get the seed value and BIP-32 master key for a given BIP-39 mnemonic
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block
- create: create a binary block from JSON
- decode: decode a binary block to JSON
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key
- generate: generate a random keypair
- inspect: inspect private keys
- verify: verify signatures
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ln
- invoice
- decode: decode Lightning invoices
- invoice
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message
- hash: get hashes of Bitcoin Signed Message
- sign: sign a message using Bitcoin Signed Message
- verify: verify a Bitcoin Signed Message
- recover: recover the pubkey or address that signed a message
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psbt
- create: create a PSBT from a raw unsigned transaction
- decode: decode a PSBT to JSON
- edit: edit a PSBT inline
- finalize: finalize a PSBT into a fully signed transaction
- merge: merge multiple PSBTs into one
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script
- decode: decode a PSBT to JSON
- coming soon: script descriptor support
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tx
- create: create a binary transaction from JSON
- decode: decode a binary transaction to JSON
hal allows the use of extensions that can be installed separately.
- hal-elements: support for Elements sidechains like Liquid
- optional Trezor and Ledger integration