Monero wallet
Self-custodial XMR, in a browser tab, on the same seed as every other chain you hold.
Native Monero with RingCT transactions built and proved locally in WebAssembly on your device. Spend keys never leave the browser. Subaddresses are supported, and you can point the wallet at your own light-wallet server.
Monero at a glance
| Field | Monero |
|---|---|
| Ticker | XMR |
| Cryptographic family | Monero (RingCT) |
| Derivation path | m/44'/128'/0'/0/0 |
| Address format | 95-character, starting 4 (subaddresses start 8) |
| Fee token | XMR |
| Block explorer | xmrchain.net |
| Custody | Self-custodial — keys generated and encrypted on your device |
| Identity check | None |
The thing people get wrong on Monero
Receiving XMR
- Open WRAITH and select Monero from the network list.
- Tap Receive for the QR code and the full address — 95-character, starting 4 (subaddresses start 8).
- Check the first and last four characters against the source before sending a large amount. Address substitution by clipboard malware is real, and this is the check that catches it.
- Send a small test amount first when using a new address for the first time.
Everything else on the same seed
Monero is one of around 46 networks WRAITH holds from a single BIP39 phrase, across roughly 14 signature families — including native Monero and shielded Zcash, which almost no browser wallet ships. Browse the full directory →
Monero is one of the chains WRAITH is actually built around rather than one it merely lists. Read how browser-based Monero works →
Frequently asked questions
What derivation path does WRAITH use for Monero?
What does a Monero address look like?
Is WRAITH a custodial Monero wallet?
Do I need a separate wallet for Monero?
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