Private by default
Sender, receiver and amount are hidden on every transaction. Privacy isn’t a setting you have to remember to turn on.
A non-custodial XMR wallet built for privacy — on your phone, and now right inside your browser. Your private keys never leave your device.
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Most blockchains are public ledgers anyone can read. Monero isn’t.
Sender, receiver and amount are hidden on every transaction. Privacy isn’t a setting you have to remember to turn on.
No coin carries a visible history, so every XMR is worth exactly the same as any other — and none can be blacklisted.
Mining runs on ordinary computer processors, which keeps the network spread across many people instead of a few big farms.
Developed in the open by contributors around the world. No company owns the coin.
On your phone or in your browser. Write down your 25-word recovery phrase on paper and keep it offline.
Buy it on an exchange and withdraw it to your address, get paid in XMR, or mine it with your computer.
Share a QR code to get paid, or scan one to pay. Fees are low and nobody else sees the details.
We recognize your browser and send you straight to the right official store. You can also pick one manually.
Use Chrome, Brave, Edge or Firefox on desktop — or install the mobile app below.
See the mobile appsThe extension locks itself after inactivity. Password required every time you open it.
Connect to your own node or a trusted remote node.
Only install from the official stores linked on this page.
Restore the same recovery phrase on mobile and desktop.
Monero is private by default. Your wallet should be too.
Not by email, chat or phone — and no real support agent will either. Anyone who asks for it is trying to steal your funds.
Your private keys are generated and encrypted locally. Nobody else — not even us — can access them.
Route your traffic through Tor to hide your IP address while syncing.
Add a 2FA layer for sensitive actions like sending or exporting.
Export a password-protected, encrypted backup of your recovery phrase.
The code is public and auditable, built on a proven open-source project.
No account, no email, no KYC. Install it and create your wallet.
Send and receive Monero by scanning a QR code. Available in many languages on Android and iPhone.
A tampered file can empty your wallet. Every release is published with SHA-256 checksums signed with our GPG key — check them before you install.
[SHA-256 ARM64][SHA-256 ARMV7][SHA-256 SOURCE][GPG FINGERPRINT]Download our public key and check its fingerprint matches the one above.
gpg --import monero-wallet.ascYou should see “Good signature”. If not, delete the files and don’t install anything.
gpg --verify hashes.txt.asc hashes.txtThe result must match the line in hashes.txt exactly.
Linuxsha256sum monero-wallet-[VERSION]-arm64-v8a.apkshasum -a 256 monero-wallet-[VERSION]-arm64-v8a.apkcertutil -hashfile monero-wallet-[VERSION]-arm64-v8a.apk SHA256Fake wallet apps are the most common Monero scam. Android may also warn you when installing an APK from outside Google Play — that’s normal for sideloaded apps, as long as the checksum matches.
No. Keys are generated and stored only on your device, encrypted with your password.
No. The wallet scans the blockchain on your device, and your private view key never leaves it. A remote node can see your IP address — turn on Tor to hide it, or connect to your own node.
The wallet doesn’t sell crypto. Buy XMR on an exchange that allows withdrawals and send it to your receive address — or get paid in XMR directly.
Yes. The wallet is free. When you send XMR you only pay the Monero network fee, which is usually very low.
Yes. These browsers support Chrome Web Store extensions, and this site sends you there automatically.
Yes — restore your 25-word recovery phrase on each device.
Reinstall the app and restore your wallet from your recovery phrase or encrypted backup. Without the phrase or a backup, nobody can recover the funds — not even us.