Windows

64-bit Installer

Download for Windows

Apple Intel

macOS (x86_64)

Download for Mac Intel

Mac users: do not double-click on first launch — see the Mac setup guide below

Apple M1–M5

macOS (ARM / Apple Silicon)

Download for Mac M1–M5

Mac users: do not double-click on first launch — see the Mac setup guide below

Ubuntu

Linux (x86_64)

Download for Ubuntu

How to Install on Apple Silicon Mac (M1–M5)

Follow these two steps so macOS allows the wallet to run permanently

1
Open System Settings → Privacy & Security Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of your screen. Click System Settings. On the left side, scroll down and click Privacy & Security.
System Settings Privacy and Security
2
Enable App Management for the wallet Scroll down on the right side until you see App Management and click it. Find TriviaCoin-Qt in the list and flip the switch to ON. This lets the app run without your Mac blocking it.
App Management toggle
3
Open the DMG, drag to Applications, then right-click → Open Go to your Downloads folder and double-click the file you downloaded. Drag the TriviaCoin-Qt icon into the Applications folder. Then go to Applications, hold Control on your keyboard, click the app once, and choose Open.
4
What to expect on first launch The wallet will start loading. You will see a bar at the bottom of the screen slowly filling up — this is normal, it is just catching up with the network. Leave it running for a few minutes and it will finish on its own. Your balance will appear once it is done.

App Screenshots — v3

MGC & TVC Android wallet apps — live balance, fiat conversion, transaction history

ManhattanGoldcoinCore v3

MGC Wallet v3 Screenshot

TriviacoinCore v3

TVC Wallet v3 Screenshot

iPhone Wallets — v3

ManhattanGoldcoinCore & TriviacoinCore running on iOS

MGC and TVC iPhone Wallets v3

Mobile Wallets

Native iOS wallet apps for iPhone & iPad — send, receive, and manage your coins on the go

TriviaCoin iOS

TriviaCoinCore v3

TVC

iPhone, iPad & Android
SPV blockchain • P2P connected • 12-currency Price QR

Send & Receive SPV Blockchain P2P Network Price QR Generator 12 Fiat Currencies PIN & Face ID Live Price
Manhattan Gold Coin iOS

ManhattangoldcoinCore v3

MGC

iPhone, iPad & Android
SPV blockchain • P2P connected • 12-currency Price QR

Send & Receive SPV Blockchain P2P Network Price QR Generator 12 Fiat Currencies PIN & Face ID Live Price

How to Install on Your iPhone

Free install in 5 minutes — no App Store, no jailbreak required. Use Sideloadly for the quickest setup, or AltStore for automatic 7-day renewal.

1
You need a computer — download Sideloadly (easiest) or AltStore You need a Mac or Windows computer to sideload the wallet onto your iPhone.

Option A — Sideloadly (recommended, simpler): Go to sideloadly.io, download and install Sideloadly on your computer. Connect your iPhone with USB. Drag the .ipa file onto the Sideloadly window, enter your Apple ID and password, then click Start. The wallet installs in seconds — no extra app needed on your phone. Skip to Step 6 to trust the certificate.

Option B — AltStore (auto-renews every 7 days): Go to altstore.io and follow Steps 2 through 7 below. AltStore keeps the app refreshed automatically over Wi-Fi so you never have to reinstall.
2
Connect your iPhone to your computer with a USB cable Plug your iPhone into your computer using its charging cable. On your iPhone a message will appear asking “Trust This Computer?” — tap Trust. If it asks for your iPhone passcode, type it in.
3
Install AltStore onto your iPhone (AltStore only — skip if using Sideloadly) Open AltStore on your computer. You will see your iPhone listed on the left side — click on it. Then click Install AltStore. It will ask for your Apple ID email and password — enter them. This is completely free and will not charge you anything.
4
Download the wallet .ipa file to your computer Scroll up on this page and click the Download Here button for the wallet you want. This saves a file to your computer. Do not try to open it yet — you will install it through AltStore in the next step.
5
Open AltStore on your iPhone and install the wallet (AltStore only — Sideloadly users: the wallet is already installed) On your iPhone, open the AltStore app. Tap My Apps at the bottom of the screen. Tap the + button in the top-left corner. Find the file you saved in Step 4 and tap it. The wallet will install on your iPhone in a few seconds.
6
Trust the developer certificate on your iPhone Tap the wallet icon on your iPhone. If nothing happens or you see “Untrusted Developer”, open your iPhone Settings app. Tap General, then tap VPN & Device Management. Tap your Apple ID email address, then tap Trust. Go back and open the wallet again — it will work now.
7
Keep AltStore running in the background Important: your wallet needs to be renewed every 7 days. AltStore does this automatically when your iPhone is connected to Wi-Fi — you do not need to do anything. Just make sure AltStore stays installed on your phone.
Video Tutorial — How to Sideload IPA Files on iPhone (AltStore method)

Setup Guide

Follow these steps to build and run Trivia Coin from source on Linux/macOS

1
Extract the archive
tar -xzf tvccoin.tar.gz
2
Enter the directory
cd tvccoin/
3
Install build dependencies
sudo apt-get install build-essential libtool autotools-dev automake pkg-config libssl-dev libevent-dev bsdmainutils libboost-system-dev libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-chrono-dev libboost-test-dev libboost-thread-dev

These are the essential packages required for compiling the Trivia Coin daemon and CLI tools.

4
Bootstrap the build system
./autogen.sh
5
Configure the build
./configure

For wallet support with BerkeleyDB 4.8, add the appropriate BDB flags. See the included documentation for details.

6
Compile
make -j$(nproc)

This will build triviacoind, triviacoin-cli, and other utilities. Requires at least 1.5 GB of RAM.

7
Install (optional)
sudo make install

Installs the binaries system-wide. You can also run them directly from the src/ directory.

8
Configure your node
mkdir -p ~/.triviacoin && nano ~/.triviacoin/triviacoin.conf

Create a configuration file with your RPC credentials and network settings. Default RPC port is 9333.