Private XMR wallet · Independent open-source project

Monero, with privacy you can verify.

A standalone browser wallet for Monero (XMR), designed to keep your keys on your device while giving you clear control over nodes, transactions and recovery.

Open source under the MIT license · English interface · Version 2.4.0 listed on Chrome Web Store

Monero Wallet browser extension dashboard showing balance and recent activity
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A wallet should make privacy legible

Powerful enough for daily use.
Honest enough for real decisions.

Monero protects transaction privacy, but every wallet still has boundaries. This project makes those boundaries visible: what happens locally, what a node can observe and what you must back up yourself.

Inside the wallet

Built for the way Monero actually works.

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01

Local wallet engine

Wallet creation, scanning and transaction signing run in the browser with the Monero C++ wallet code compiled to WebAssembly via monero-ts.

02

Encrypted vault

Wallet data is protected with AES-256-GCM and a password-derived key using PBKDF2-SHA256.

03

Your node, your choice

Use a built-in public node or add your own node. The extension asks for permission before connecting to a node you add.

04

Subaddresses and accounts

Organise activity with accounts, labelled subaddresses and unused address visibility.

05

Review before broadcast

See the destination, amount, exact fee and total before a transaction is sent.

06

Proofs and history

Keep a private address book, filter transaction history, add notes, export CSV and sign or verify messages offline.

Privacy, without shortcuts

Your keys are not a customer-support ticket.

The marketing site never asks for recovery phrases, private keys or wallet passwords. The extension documents where secrets are used and why your node choice matters.

Read the security model
Encrypted vault

AES-256-GCM and a password-derived key.

Node transparency

Understand the network information a node can see.

No fake promises

Limitations are part of the documentation.

Ready to learn more?

Start with the documentation. Install when you are ready.

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