LTCVM Wallet for Mac

One key for Litecoin and LTCVM, and the bridge between them, with Touch ID for every payment. Beta, for macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon or Intel.

What it does

Both networks, one key. Your key has the same address on Litecoin and on LTCVM, and the app shows both balances side by side.
Bring your Litecoin Core wallet. Import the keys from a Litecoin Core wallet.dat (Litecoin Core 0.21 wallets, encrypted or not). It's read and decrypted on your Mac and never uploaded anywhere.
Review before you sign. Every payment is shown line by line (who's paid, change back to you, a withdrawal's destination, the fee) before Touch ID signs it, and the signed transaction is checked against what you reviewed before it's sent.
Move between chains in one step. Move LTC from your Litecoin balance to LTCVM, and withdraw back to any Litecoin address.
Your key stays on your Mac, encrypted to its Secure Enclave, so the file is useless on any other computer.
An address book. Save addresses with a name, pick them when you send or withdraw, and see the name next to the full address before you sign.
Payments of a litoshi on LTCVM, for a fee of 1 litoshi, and amounts in LTC, litoshis or US dollars.

Prefer not to install anything? The bridge page is a full wallet in your browser.

The web wallet imports the same kind of key (a Litecoin WIF, starting with T), so a key you use there will open in the Mac app too.