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Sign & verify messages
Cake Wallet can cryptographically sign a message with your wallet's keys to prove that you control an address, and verify a message that someone else signed. It's a simple way to prove ownership of an address without moving any funds.
Open Sign / Verify
Open the Settings gear, tap Other, then Sign / Verify.
Sign a message
On the Sign Message page, type or paste the message you want to sign. For Monero, Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, and Dogecoin you can also enter a specific address to sign with; other currencies sign with the wallet's primary key. Tap Sign Message, and the signature appears in the read-only Signature field — tap it to copy.
Signing a message in Cake Wallet
Share the message, the signature, and (if you used one) the address with whoever needs to verify it.
Verify a message
Swipe to the Verify Message page. Paste in the message, the signature, and the address, then tap Verify Message.
Verifying a message in Cake Wallet
A valid signature shows a success message; an invalid one tells you the signature isn't valid for the message given.
Hardware wallets: the Sign / Verify screen is available on hardware wallets too, and Bitcoin hardware wallets can sign — Cake Wallet passes the message to the device (Ledger, Trezor, or BitBox), which produces the signature itself. Signing is not implemented for the other hardware-wallet coins (Monero, Litecoin, Ethereum, Polygon), so use a software wallet for those. Verifying a message never needs your keys and works everywhere.
