Your keys and coins. Private by design.
A wallet for Linux, Windows, macOS, Android and iPhone: transparent and private addresses, with an interface in 16 languages. Keys are created and stored on your device. Recovery requires your 24-word phrase: the backup contains neither the phrase nor the keys. There is no cloud recovery.
What the wallet does
Transparent and private transfers, encryption on your device, and backups. Recovery requires your 24-word phrase.
Transparent addresses
Ordinary addresses, as in Bitcoin (SegWit, P2WPKH), for exchanges and pools.
Private addresses
Private transfers use Sapling, a technology from Zcash that hides the amount and participants from outside observers.
Local encryption
Your vault and recovery phrase are encrypted at rest with a password you choose.
Encrypted .morbak backup
You can move the encrypted backup to another device. It is tied to the network and contains neither the recovery phrase nor the keys.
Light sync
Sync through the Morana gateway, without downloading the full chain.
No cloud recovery
If you lose access to your wallet, you will need your 24-word phrase to recover it. Morana cannot recover the phrase for you.
Install
- Download the build for your system
From the download page. Check the file against the SHA256SUMS list and its minisign signature — the public signing key is built into the app.
- Launch & create a wallet
Set a password, then write down your 24-word phrase offline.
Restore
- Restore from the phrase
Enter your 24-word recovery phrase to rebuild the wallet.
- Bring back history from .morbak
First restore the wallet with your 24 words, then import the .morbak file to recover settings and history. It contains no recovery phrase or keys. A backup can only be used on the network where it was created.
- Re-sync
The wallet rescans the chain through the gateway, starting from the block in which it was created.
Send and receive coins, make private transfers
Receive
Generate transparent (tmor1q…) or private (tmorp1…) addresses. Transparent ones suit exchanges and pools; private ones are for payments that reveal neither amount nor parties.
Send
Send transparent or private transfers. A transparent transfer pays a fee by rate; a private transfer also pays 0.01 XMOR for each private input and output.
Into the private side and back
Move coins from a transparent address to a private one, send private transfers and, when needed, withdraw coins back to a transparent address.