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Monerowallet.

Send and receive XMR on your phone or computer, with Monero’s privacy built into every transaction.

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Freedom Wallet on iPhone showing Monero, Zano and Freedom Dollar balances
Zano, fUSD and Monero in the iPhone app.

iPhone, Android, macOS, Windows & Linux

Network and fee details

Why Monero?

Monero makes transaction privacy the default. Every ordinary XMR payment conceals the sender, recipient and amount on the blockchain, making it useful for personal payments, purchases and donations where financial privacy matters.

You can share a receive address while keeping your balance and payment history off public view. The same privacy rules apply to everyone using the network.

In Freedom Wallet

Your Monero wallet, without a full node.

Freedom Wallet lets you hold XMR, share a receive address and review outgoing payments before you send. Your balance and transaction history are available in the app on your phone or computer.

The wallet uses a remote node, so you do not have to store the full Monero blockchain. It still needs to scan the relevant history when you restore. Keep the app connected while it catches up; a balance that has not finished syncing is not the final balance.

Freedom Wallet desktop Monero account view, with total and unlocked XMR balances
The Monero account view in Freedom Wallet for desktop.
Receiving XMR
Share a Monero address or its QR code. The sender needs to use the Monero network, including when withdrawing from an exchange.
Available balance
A confirmed payment can still need time to unlock before you can spend it. Check the wallet’s unlocked balance.
Fees in XMR
Monero network fees are paid in XMR. Review the fee and final amount on the send confirmation screen.

Before you send

Restoring means scanning your history.

If you know when your Monero wallet was created, the optional restore date can reduce the history to scan. Choose a date before its first transaction. A date that is too recent can leave older payments out of the initial scan.

Learn about Monero’s privacy

Bring your XMR into Freedom Wallet

  1. Create or restore Monero

    Choose Monero in the app. Create a new wallet, or use a compatible Monero recovery phrase to restore your existing one.

  2. Let the wallet sync

    Keep it connected to its node while it scans. For a restore, use the creation date if you know it.

  3. Receive, then check

    Use your receive address for a first payment. Check both the confirmed and unlocked balance before spending.

Monero questions

Does Freedom Wallet download the full Monero blockchain?
No. It connects to a remote node. The wallet still scans for its own transactions, so restoring an older wallet can take time and requires a working connection.
Why is some of my XMR locked?
Monero requires incoming funds to mature before they can be spent. The wallet distinguishes total and unlocked balances. Wait for the network to unlock the funds rather than treating the full balance as immediately spendable.
Does a private blockchain hide everything I do?
Monero protects transaction details on-chain. Your device, network connection, payment recipient and any exchange or swap provider have separate privacy considerations. Avoid sharing identifying information unnecessarily.
Can I use the same Monero wallet on desktop?
Freedom Wallet supports Monero on macOS, Windows and Linux as well as iPhone and Android. Restore only on devices you trust, using a compatible Monero backup.

Get your Monero wallet.

Download Freedom Wallet for your phone or computer. Free to download; network and provider fees may apply.

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