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Freedom Wallet for iPhone, Android & desktop

Private money.Everywhere you go.

Zano, Monero, Zcash, Bitcoin, Ethereum and fUSD in your pocket. A self-custodial wallet that keeps you in control.

Freedom Wallet on two iPhones, showing the Monero wallet and a wallet holding Freedom Dollar and Zano
  • Bitcoin
  • Ethereum
  • USDT
  • Zcash
  • USDC

Privacy that fits
in your pocket.

The things you use a wallet for, with your keys in your hands.

Send and receive with a tap

Share an address or scan a QR code. Keep your balances and recent payments together in one place.

Swap from the wallet

Move between supported assets with built-in swaps. Review the rate and any provider fees before you confirm.

Less to download

Use Zano and Monero without storing the full blockchain on your phone. Restores and confirmations can still take time.

Freedom Wallet balance screen with Send, Receive and Swap controls, asset balances and recent activity

You hold the keys.

Self-custody means you control your funds. It also means keeping your recovery phrase safe.

Your wallet belongs to you

Your recovery phrase and private keys stay on your device. Freedom Wallet cannot move your funds or recover a lost phrase.

Privacy depends on the network

Zano and Monero keep transactions confidential by default, and Zcash does when you use shielded addresses. Bitcoin and Ethereum use public ledgers. Using a wallet does not make every asset private.

Know what you connect to

Wallets connect to nodes, and some swaps use independent providers. Their services and privacy practices matter too.

Freedom Wallet on desktop

Desktop downloads

Room to do more.

Manage your assets from a bigger screen. Available for macOS, Windows and Linux, with private payroll only on desktop.

Get desktop wallet
Freedom Wallet desktop dashboard with balances and transaction history
Desktop app · Overview

A few things
to know.

Taking a closer look? Start here.

Ask the community
Which assets can I use on my phone?
The iPhone and Android apps support Zano, Monero, Zcash, Bitcoin, Ethereum and fUSD, along with ERC-20 tokens including USDT and USDC. Desktop covers the same assets except Zcash, and adds private payroll. More are on the roadmap.
Is Freedom Wallet self-custodial?
Yes. You hold your recovery phrase and private keys on your device. Keep a secure, offline copy of your recovery phrase. Freedom Wallet cannot recover it for you and will never ask you to share it.
Do I need to download the blockchain?
You do not need to store the full blockchain on your device. The wallet connects to nodes to update your balances. Restoring a wallet, syncing its history and waiting for network confirmations can still take time.
Is the wallet free to use?
Freedom Wallet is free to download. Network fees apply to transactions, and independent swap or conversion providers may charge fees. Review the quote in the app before confirming.

Make room
for your freedom.

Start with the wallet for your device.

Download from the links here.
Keep your recovery phrase to yourself.