Multi-Chain HD Wallet Generator (Solana / EVM / Aptos / Tron / TON / Sui)

This tool generates deterministic HD wallet addresses and private keys for multiple blockchains from a single BIP-39 mnemonic and optional BIP-39 passphrase.
It supports interactive prompts, CLI flags, and environment variables.

Built for:

• Solana (ed25519)
• EVM networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, etc. (secp256k1)
• Aptos (ed25519)
• Tron (secp256k1)
• TON (ed25519)
• Sui (ed25519)

This script makes it easy to generate, audit or migrate wallets across ecosystems.

---

Features

• Generate or import your own mnemonic (recovery phrase)
• Optional BIP-39 passphrase
• Deterministic HD wallet generation from BIP-44 paths
• Multi-chain support (Sol, EVM, Apt, TRX, TON, Sui)
• Filters using --chains
• Compatible with Bun, Node, tsx
• Prints derivation path, private key, public key & address for each network
• Fully interactive mode when no flags are provided

---

Supported Chains & BIP-44 Paths

Chain	Coin Type	Curve	Path Format
Solana	501	ed25519	m/44'/501'/{i}'
EVM (ETH, BSC, etc.)	60	secp256k1	m/44'/60'/{i}'/0/0
Aptos	637	ed25519	m/44'/637'/{i}'/0'/0'
Tron	195	secp256k1	m/44'/195'/{i}'/0/0
TON	607	ed25519	m/44'/607'/0'/0'/{i}'/0'
Sui	784	ed25519	m/44'/784'/{i}'/0'/0'

---

SECURITY WARNING

• Never share your mnemonic, passphrase, or private keys.
• Use this script offline for maximum security.
• Generated keys are deterministic: anyone with your mnemonic can regenerate all accounts.

---

Installation

Install dependencies:

bun install

---

Usage

Run production using ts-node:

bun start

Or development using tsx:

bun dev

---

Options

Flag	Alias	Description
--chains sol,evm,sui	-c	Select only these networks
		options: sol, evm, apt, trx, ton, sui
		default: all
--count N	-t	Number of accounts to derive (default: 3)
--mnemonic "..."	-m	Provide your own recovery phrase
--passphrase "..."	-p	Provide BIP-39 passphrase
--out FILENAME.json	-o	Save output to a JSON file
MNEMONIC=...	—	Provide recovery phrase via env var
PASSPHRASE=...	—	Provide passphrase via env var
COUNT=5	—	Provide total derivation count via env var

---

Examples

1. Generate 1 account for all networks

bun dev --count 1

2. Single chain (Solana only)

bun dev --chains sol --count 1

3. Solana + EVM + Sui for first 5 accounts

bun dev --chains sol,evm,sui --count 5

4. Aptos + TON only

bun dev --chains apt,ton --count 1

5. Provide your own recovery phrase

bun dev --mnemonic "abandon abandon abandon ..." --count 1

6. Use BIP-39 passphrase

bun dev --passphrase "mySecret" --count 2

or via env:

PASSPHRASE="xyz" bun dev --chains sol,evm

7. Provide your own recovery phrase and pasphrase

bun dev --mnemonic "abandon abandon abandon ..." --passphrase "mySecret" --count 1

or in shortened format:

bun dev -m "abandon abandon abandon ..." -p "mySecret" -t 1

8. Save results to a JSON file

bun dev --count 1 --out results.json

---

Prompts

If no recovery phrase is supplied, you will be asked:

Do you want to enter your own recovery phrase? (y/N)

If no passphrase is supplied:

Use a passphrase? (y/N)

---

Output Example

================================================================================

Account index: 0

Solana path: m/44'/501'/0'
Solana relative seed: ...
Solana private key (bs58): ...
Solana address: ...

EVM path: m/44'/60'/0'/0/0
EVM private key: ...
EVM address: ...

Aptos path: m/44'/637'/0'/0'/0'
Aptos private key (hex): ...
Aptos public key (hex): ...
Aptos address: ...

Tron path: m/44'/195'/0'/0/0
Tron private key (hex): ...
Tron address (base58): ...
Tron address (hex): ...

Ton path: m/44'/607'/0'/0'/0'/0'
Ton private key 32-byte (hex): ...
Ton combined secret (64-byte, seed+pub) hex: ...
Ton public key (hex): ...
Ton address (friendly): ...

Sui path: m/44'/784'/0'/0'/0'
Sui private key (base64 32-byte secret): ...
Sui public key (base64): ...
Sui address: ...
Sui wallet import key (suiprivkey): ...

================================================================================

---

Environment Variables

These override CLI behaviour:

Mnemonic

MNEMONIC="your twelve or twenty-four words"

Passphrase

PASSPHRASE="your passphrase"

Total accounts

COUNT=10

Environment file

If you are generating new wallets and you want the script to create a recovery phrase for you then ignore this.
If you want to work with an existing recovery phrase then follow on.

There is a default .env.example that contains the following environment variables.

MNEMONIC="your twelve or twenty-four words"
PASSPHRASE="your passphrase"
COUNT=10

Rename this file from .env.example to .env and edit the .env file changing the details to your mnemonic and optional passphrase. The count will determine how many accounts are generated.

---

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2025 Justin Hartman [email protected]

---

Authors

• Justin Hartman (@justinhartman)
• Abhijay Rajvansh (@abhijayrajvansh) - for his original work on the Solana Wallet Generator

---