You control the keys
Wallet generation and transaction signing are performed by local WebAssembly code in your browser.
XMR directly in your browser
Create or open a Monero wallet
Keys are created and used in your browser. PHP only proxies requests to configured nodes and automatically switches when a node fails.
No registration
Local signing
Automatic node failover
New wallet
A new seed phrase will be generated. Write it down before receiving funds.
Restore from seed
If this wallet is not yet known to the synchronization server, it will be scanned from block 0. Known wallets resume from their saved height.
Restore from keys
If this wallet is not yet known to the synchronization server, it will be scanned from block 0. Known wallets resume from their saved height.
Monero wallet files
Open a standard encrypted Monero .keys file.
If this wallet is not yet known to the synchronization server, it will be scanned from block 0. Known wallets resume from their saved height.
or portable backup
The encrypted JSON backup is created in this web wallet and contains recovery data.
Multiple nodes
The PHP proxy tries configured nodes in order and switches after a network error.
No hidden fee
The wallet adds no service fee. The final network fee is shown before sending.