# Enhance the security of BlueWallet

With firmware versions V1.1.1 (BTC-Only) or newer, you can set BlueWallet V6.2.0 or newer as a watch-only wallet that functions as the companion app for Keystone Essential or Pro.

## **I. Preparation**

1\. [Firmware](https://keyst.one/firmware?locale=en) version V1.1.1 (BTC-Only) or newer running on Keystone Essential or Pro.

    (Please read[ How to upgrade firmware](https://support.keyst.one/getting-started/firmware-upgrading) for more details.)

2\. MicroSD card (≤512GB; Default FAT32 format).

{% content-ref url="../../getting-started/firmware-upgrading/how-to-format-a-microsd-card-to-fat32" %}
[how-to-format-a-microsd-card-to-fat32](https://support.keyst.one/getting-started/firmware-upgrading/how-to-format-a-microsd-card-to-fat32)
{% endcontent-ref %}

3\. Smartphone with the BlueWallet V6.2.0 or later downloaded.

## II. Creating a BlueWallet Watch-Only Wallet (BTC-Only)

1\. On the Keystone hardware Wallet, touch \[Menu] > \[Settings] > \[Watch-Only Wallet]. You can also set up a watch-only wallet during initialization. 

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2\. Select \[BlueWallet], then tap \[Confirm] and enter the wallet.

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3\. Tap the \[•••] icon, then select \[Export Wallet]. Show the QR code to display the information required for pairing with BlueWallet (includes the wallet XPUB, Keystone's fingerprint, and derivation path).&#x20;

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4\. On the BlueWallet app, go to the wallets interface and touch \[Add now], then tap \[Import wallet].

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5\. Tap \[Scan or import a file], then use your smartphone's camera to scan the QR code displayed on Keystone.

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6\. BlueWallet can now be used as the watch-only wallet for Keystone.&#x20;

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## III. Sending and Receiving Bitcoin with BlueWallet

### **A. Receiving Bitcoin**

You can use receiving addresses displayed by either the Keystone hardware Wallet or BlueWallet to receive bitcoin.&#x20;

1\. Displaying Address on Keystone

&#x20;1\) Enter your BlueWallet interface on Keystone, then select a receiving address to display it as a QR code.

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2\. Displaying Addresses on BlueWallet

1\) Go to the corresponding wallet, and tap \[Receive] to display the receiving address.

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### **B. Sending Bitcoin**

#### 1. Using BlueWallet to Create Transactions

1\) Open the BlueWallet app on your smartphone, and find the wallet that has been paired with Keystone.

2\) Tap \[Send] to enter the sending interface.

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3\) Configure the receiving address, amount, transaction fees, and notes.&#x20;

4\) Tap \[Next] to display the unsigned transaction information in a dynamic QR code format.

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#### 2. Using Keystone Hardware Wallet to Sign Transactions

1\) Tap the \[scan] icon on Keystone and use the hardware wallet device camera to scan the QR code displayed on BlueWallet.

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2\) Tap \[Sign], and input your device password to obtain the signed transaction information (awaiting broadcast).

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#### 3. Using BlueWallet to Broadcast Transactions

1\) Tap \[Scan Signed Transaction], and use your smartphone camera to scan the QR code displayed on Keystone to transmit the signed transaction data.

2\) Once you have entered the broadcasting interface on BlueWallet, tap \[Send Now] to broadcast the transaction.

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Instructions recommended:

{% content-ref url="bluewallet/bluewallet-2-3-psbt-multi-sig-bulewallet-keystone-and-coldcard" %}
[bluewallet-2-3-psbt-multi-sig-bulewallet-keystone-and-coldcard](https://support.keyst.one/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/bluewallet/bluewallet-2-3-psbt-multi-sig-bulewallet-keystone-and-coldcard)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="bluewallet/bluewallet-2-3-psbt-multi-sig" %}
[bluewallet-2-3-psbt-multi-sig](https://support.keyst.one/3rd-party-wallets/bitcoin-wallets/bluewallet/bluewallet-2-3-psbt-multi-sig)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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