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Central catalog of all Crayonic binaries, installers, firmware images, and reference guides. Each product page in this documentation points here for the latest build.


Firmware

Manual firmware updates for Crayonic hardware wallets. For enterprise deployments these are pushed automatically by the Crayonic Agent via Crayonic Device Manager.

Crayonic Badge

Build File Size
Stable Badge_2.0.255+adf00f80-signed-HW403.zip 17.4 MB
Stable Badge_1.4.113+4aff933a-signed-HW105-HW301-HW303.zip 21.6 MB

Recommended: Crayonic Firmware Manager

  1. Download and launch Crayonic Firmware Manager (see below).
  2. Connect your Badge to the PC via USB.
  3. The app detects the device and offers the latest compatible build — click Install and follow the on-screen prompts.
  4. If it doesn't find a matching build automatically (e.g. a release not yet published to the update channel), click Install from local file… and point it at a .zip from the table above — the app checks it's the right product and hardware generation for your Badge before installing.

If that doesn't work: manual USB update

  1. Download the Stable zip that matches your Badge's hardware version from the table above and unzip it to any folder on your PC.
  2. Inside the unzipped folder, double-click the file named like APP_<firmware version>+<commit hash>_<hardware version>_USB.bat. If several variants are listed, pick the one whose hardware number matches your Badge.
  3. A console window will open and apply the firmware update over USB. Leave the Badge plugged in until the console reports success.
  4. When the update finishes, close the window — the new firmware is ready to use.

Video walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVD36eksXz0

Crayonic KeyVault

Build File Size
Stable KeyVault_Update_1.2.95.zip 15.4 MB

Update steps

  1. Connect the KeyVault to a Windows 10+ PC via USB.
  2. Hold the button and select Update Firmware in the device menu (only visible while USB-connected).
  3. Unzip the archive and run update.bat.
  4. A Factory Reset is suggested afterwards; if biometrics fail it is required. A reset deletes all credentials, so recover them via Crayonic Credential Manager if they are centrally managed.

Crayonic Bridge

Build File Size
Stable Bridge_1.4.92+10acc857.zip 28.6 MB
Beta auto-updater bridge_update_beta.exe —
Proximity settings tool bridge_settings.exe —

Recommended: Crayonic Firmware Manager

  1. Download and launch Crayonic Firmware Manager (see below).
  2. Plug your Crayonic USB Bridge into the PC and wait for Windows to recognise it.
  3. The app detects the device and offers the latest compatible build — click Install and follow the on-screen prompts.
  4. If it doesn't find a matching build automatically (e.g. a release not yet published to the update channel), click Install from local file… and point it at a .zip from the table above — the app checks it's the right product and hardware generation for your Bridge before installing.

If that doesn't work: manual USB update

  1. Download the Stable zip from the table above and unzip it to any folder on your PC.
  2. Inside the unzipped folder, double-click the file named like APP_<firmware version>+<commit hash>_HW_<hardware version>_USB.bat. If several variants are listed, pick the one whose HW number matches your Bridge hardware.
  3. A console window will open and apply the firmware update over USB. Please leave the Bridge plugged in until the console reports success.
  4. When the update finishes, close the window — the new firmware is ready to use.

Device Settings (Web)

Change any Crayonic wallet's settings over FIDO from a browser:

https://release.crayonic.io/settings/index.html


End-point Tools

Crayonic Agent

Windows service that manages Crayonic devices on the endpoint, pushes firmware updates, logs security events, and integrates with Crayonic Device Manager.

Build File Size
Recommended (STABLE) CrayonicAgent_x64_1.0.633.msi 78.7 MB

Each build's Cloud Sync off transform (.mst) and administrator guide (README_1.0.<build>.md), and the other release channels, are on the STABLE release page.

Crayonic Credential Provider

Badge sign-in tiles for the Windows sign-in screen. The credential provider comes with the Crayonic Agent; only the Local-User demo is offered separately.

Variant File Size
Local user demo (EN) CrayonicCredentialProviderLocalUserEN.zip 13.3 MB

Install by running the bundled .bat; the README inside the archive shows how to configure a local user for the demonstration.

Obsolete

The standalone Domain Credential Provider (CrayonicCredentialProviderEN.zip) is no longer offered: the Crayonic Agent includes the credential provider. See Badge Sign-in Setup.


Management & Integration

Legacy Credential Manager (desktop)

The Windows desktop version of Crayonic Credential Manager. Superseded by the web-based Crayonic Credential Manager, which is server-hosted and requires no local download. The legacy desktop build remains available for environments that have not migrated yet.

Latest build: https://release.crayonic.io/CredentialManager/BLEEDING_EDGE/index.html


Tools

Crayonic PIV Manager

Administrator tool for provisioning X.509 certificates into Crayonic wallets.

Build File Size
Windows (debug) keyvault-piv-manager-1.4.16-win-debug.zip 11.3 MB

Crayonic Firmware Manager

Standalone desktop tool for IT administrators to manage firmware across Crayonic devices — Badge, KeyVault, and Bridge.

Build File Size
Windows CrayonicFirmwareManager-1.0.19.exe 70.9 MB

PKCS11

PKCS#11 cryptographic module and yubico-piv-tool command-line utilities for accessing the PIV applet on Crayonic wallets from any application that speaks the standard PKCS#11 interface — SSH, VPN, browsers, e-mail, and code-signing tools. Bundles the 64-bit and 32-bit Windows builds.

Build File Size
Windows (x64 + x86) pkcs11-v21.zip 4.9 MB

Reference Guides

Guide File Size
Enterprise Setup Crayonic_Enterprise_Setup.pdf 2.5 MB

Browser Compatibility

If a Crayonic wallet does not work in your browser, check WebAuthn support here: https://caniuse.com/?search=webauthn


See also: Solution Architecture — where each product fits in the overall Crayonic solution.