You need only verify one developer’s signature. Click on “gpg audit” in that window to see the results from gpg: There are three signatures in the signature file you downloaded. A new window will popup with the verification results.In the Win 10 file dialog box it should have a type of “OpenPGP Text File”. Navigate to the folder where you saved the Electrum download files and select the signature file. Click on Decrypt/verify on the toolbar.Right click on that, click details and verify that the fingerprint matches 6694 D8DE 7BE8 EE56 31BE D950 2BD5 824B 7F94 70E6. This should create a new entry for Thomas’ key. If looking up the key via its fingerprint does not work download Thomas’ key from github instead, save it somewhere convenient and use the import button on the main kleopatra window to import it. Click on that and then click on import at the bottom of the window. Then click on “lookup on server” on the toolbar and enter Thomas’ GPG public key fingerprint: 6694D8DE7BE8EE5631BED9502BD5824B7F9470E6.
Run Kleopatra by double clicking on its icon on the desktop.Download Electrum and also the signature for the file you downloaded.When installing you only need the Kleopatra component so you can skip the other things included with the software. Start by downloading GPG4Win and the install it.Here’s how you do that on various platforms. The way to do that is to verify the GPG signature of the maintainer Thomas Voegtlin. It’s important that after you download Electrum you verify it to ensure that it is the real deal and not some malware. Sweeping your private keys into Electrum.Restoring your standard wallet from seed.Restoring your MultibitHD or BRD Wallet in Electrum.Importing your private keys into Electrum.How to use the Electrum label sync plugin.How to switch to a different Electrum server.How to spend specific UTXOs in Electrum.How to spend from an offline paper wallet using Electrum.How to recover access to the bitcoins in your 2fa wallet.
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