Documentation Morana

Install the wallet, create or restore it, and make your first testnet transfer.

How to make sure the Morana file you downloaded is the one the project released: SHA-256 sums and a minisign signature.

Two profiles — Morana and Shadow, adding contacts, delivery through the relay swarm, and what a relay sees of your conversations.

Short answers to common questions about Morana — coins, the team's share, names, relays, the private layer, network rules and mainnet.

Which address types Morana has, how a private address differs from a public one, and how to use it.

What Morana protects, what stays visible, and where the limits of anonymity lie.

How Morana's private layer works — Sapling, what is hidden, what is visible, and which safeguards sit on top of the cryptography.

Mine Morana with KawPow — pool connection, worker format, difficulty and payouts.

How the Morana pool distributes block rewards using Pay Per Last N Shares. The minimum payout is 1 XMOR.

Morana networks and ports, address formats, node commands, and the rule that RPC stays on localhost.

Morana's network rules in one place — networks and ports, proof of work, blocks, issuance, relays, names, the private layer, wallet, gateway, messenger, mining and releases.

Morana's networks in one table — ports, address prefixes, block time, maturity, block and transaction limits, minimum fees and OP_RETURN.

Short definitions of the words used across Morana's documentation — from atoms and epochs to the turnstile and the Shadow profile.

How to run a Morana relay, register it on chain and earn a share of the block.

How the Morana wallet is built — crates, storage, two kinds of transactions, sync and sending.

How the Morana Lightd gateway lets the wallet and the messenger work without a full node — and why you do not have to trust it.

The 24-word phrase, the .morbak file, and how to restore a Morana wallet.

Block reward, halving, the miner, developer and relay shares, name fees and the project pool's fee.

How keys are stored, what the wallet verifies and how network rules change.

What to keep in mind on the closed testnet, and what arrives on the way to mainnet.

Morana's stages from the invite-only closed testnet to mainnet — what each one covers and what already works.

What the network pays relays, how the stake and the income cap are calculated, how the payout queue, heartbeats and exit work — with a table for 30, 100 and 300 relays.

A name on the Morana blockchain — which names are allowed, how commit-reveal registration works, what it costs, how to renew, transfer or sell a name, and which names are reserved.