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    MultiBit HD Download

    Download MultiBit HD v0.5.1 for Windows, Mac, and Linux. The hierarchical deterministic Bitcoin wallet with seed phrase recovery.

    MultiBit HD Is Discontinued
    MultiBit HD was discontinued in 2017 after KeepKey acquired the project. The software no longer receives security updates and may have sync issues. Download only for recovery purposes. If you have your seed phrase, you can recover directly in Electrum without needing MultiBit HD.

    About MultiBit HD

    MultiBit HD (Hierarchical Deterministic) was the successor to MultiBit Classic, released in 2015. It introduced modern wallet technology using a 12 or 24-word seed phrase (mnemonic) that could regenerate all your Bitcoin addresses and private keys from a single backup.

    The "HD" in the name refers to BIP32/BIP39/BIP44 hierarchical deterministic key derivation, which was a significant security and usability improvement over the individual key storage used by MultiBit Classic.

    Key Features of MultiBit HD

    • Seed phrase backup — A single 12 or 24-word phrase backs up your entire wallet
    • Encrypted wallet files — Wallets stored in password-protected.wallet.aes files
    • Hardware wallet support — Integration with Trezor and KeepKey
    • Improved security — Better key derivation and storage mechanisms
    • Exchange integration — Built-in exchange features (no longer functional)

    Download MultiBit HD v0.5.1

    Version 0.5.1 was the final release of MultiBit HD. Select your operating system below:

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    MultiBit HD File Types

    MultiBit HD uses different file types than Classic:

    File ExtensionPurposeRecovery Value
    .wallet.aesEncrypted wallet with keys and seedCritical - requires password
    mbhd.yamlWallet configuration fileMedium - wallet settings
    seed phrase (words)12 or 24-word recovery mnemonicCritical - can restore everything
    .spvchainBlockchain synchronization dataLow - can be regenerated

    Do You Have Your Seed Phrase?

    If you wrote down your 12 or 24-word seed phrase when you created your MultiBit HD wallet, you don't need to download MultiBit HD at all. You can restore your wallet directly in Electrum or any other BIP39-compatible wallet.

    Seed Phrase Recovery

    Your seed phrase is all you need to recover your Bitcoin. No need for old software, wallet files, or passwords.

    Go to Seed Phrase Recovery Guide →

    Installation Instructions

    Windows Installation

    1. Download the Windows installer (.exe file)
    2. Right-click and select "Run as administrator"
    3. Follow the installation wizard
    4. Launch MultiBit HD from the Start menu
    5. Select "Restore a wallet" if recovering an existing wallet

    macOS Installation

    1. Download the macOS disk image (.dmg file)
    2. Double-click to mount the disk image
    3. Drag MultiBit HD to your Applications folder
    4. Right-click the app and select "Open" (for unsigned apps)
    5. Click "Open" in the security dialog

    Linux Installation

    1. Download the shell installer (.sh file)
    2. Make it executable: chmod +x multibit-hd-unix-0.5.1.sh
    3. Run the installer: ./multibit-hd-unix-0.5.1.sh
    4. Follow the installation prompts

    Default Wallet Locations

    MultiBit HD stored wallet files in these default locations:

    Windows: C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Roaming\MultiBitHD\

    macOS: /Users/[Username]/Library/Application Support/MultiBitHD/

    Linux: /home/[Username]/.MultiBitHD/

    Password Requirements

    MultiBit HD encrypted wallet files with a password you chose during setup. To recover from a .wallet.aes file, you'll need:

    • The original wallet password
    • OR your 12/24-word seed phrase (bypasses password requirement)
    Forgot Your Password?
    If you forgot your MultiBit HD password and don't have your seed phrase, recovery is still possible. Technical users can try password recovery tools like btcrecover or hashcat. For professional assistance, contact support@cryptorecovers.com.

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