Mainnet · v1.0.0 stable release

Privacy should be ordinary.

Monzero is an independent, community-run digital currency for private payments. Anyone with an ordinary computer can run a node and mine it.

  • RandomXCPU-friendly mining
  • 2 minBlock target
  • 100MTarget supply
  • 0Premine
Listed on Chainquiry

Connect

A chain you can verify.

Public nodes in Europe and the United States give wallets and miners stable entry points into the Monzero network.

Public nodesAdd one to your wallet or miner

Primary P2P · EUnode.monzero.org:6174

Secondary P2P · USnode2.monzero.org:6174

Restricted RPCnode.monzero.org:6175

Monzero Studio · NFTs, editions and tokens

Mint something
worth keeping.

Create NFTs, numbered editions, collections and fixed-supply tokens. Your artwork is fingerprinted on your own device and never uploaded. Studio builds verifiable metadata and the exact wallet command, in the browser or in the Windows wallet. Issuing opens when assets activate.

MONZERO / STUDIO
01NFTEditionCollectionToken
NFT / METADATA READY
NIGHTSHADE #0011 of 1

Background · Midnight

Fingerprint7133C0B4…46ED49
UploadsNONE

Why Monzero

Built around participation.

01

Private transactions

Monzero inherits established privacy-focused transaction technology, including ring signatures, stealth addresses, and confidential amounts.

02

Consumer hardware

RandomX proof of work is designed for general-purpose CPUs, keeping participation open to ordinary computers.

03

Independent chain

XMZ has its own genesis block, network identity, address prefixes, ports, and monetary policy. It is not Monero.

Join the network

Turn spare CPU time into network security.

Run your own daemon, create a fresh Monzero wallet, and mine directly to an address you control. Solo mining rewards the machine that finds a block; rewards unlock after 60 blocks.

Keep it separate. Never reuse a Monero seed, keys, or wallet file with Monzero.

Mining pool

Prefer steady payouts? Mine with others at pool.monzero.org: PPLNS, 1% fee, payouts from 1 XMZ after 60 confirmations. Point XMRig at port 3333 (CPUs and laptops) or 5555 (servers and rigs), with your Monzero address as the login:

xmrig -o pool.monzero.org:3333 -u YOUR_MONZERO_ADDRESS -p rig1 -a rx/0

  1. 1
    Start the node./start-monzerod.sh
  2. 2
    Start the separate miner./start-monzero-miner.sh YOUR_ADDRESS 1
  3. 3
    Open the wallet when needed./start-monzero-wallet-cli.sh

Windows mining

Mine XMZ on Windows.

Use the Windows command-line package from the download section. Extract the complete ZIP before running anything; do not launch files from inside the ZIP.

  1. 1
    Start and synchronize the node

    Double-click start-node.bat, allow the Windows Firewall prompt, and leave the window open. The launcher connects to node.monzero.org:6174 and the local RPC listens on 127.0.0.1:6175.

  2. 2
    Create a fresh wallet

    Run start-wallet-cli.bat, create a Monzero-only wallet, and record its recovery seed offline. Never reuse a Monero wallet or seed.

  3. 3
    Start CPU mining

    Open Command Prompt in the extracted folder and run start-mining.bat YOUR_MONZERO_ADDRESS 2. Replace the address and choose the number of CPU threads you want to use.

  4. 4
    Check rewards and stop

    Run balance in the wallet to see mined rewards; they unlock after 60 blocks. Run stop-mining.bat when you want to stop mining.

Support the project

Help get XMZ listed.

Several exchanges have approached us about listing XMZ, and our first goal is a listing on Biconomy. Monzero has no premine, ICO or developer fee, so donations pay for the listing fee and starting funds. Every donation is read live from the public blockchains.

Donate See every donation

Raised so far–
Transactions–
Listing on Biconomy0% of $15,000
All goals0% of $20,000

Live figures load from public block explorers.

Monzero v1.0.0 · stable release

Download Monzero

Upgrade before block 21,000. v1.0.0 switches difficulty to LWMA at block 21,000 (hard fork 17). It is not a chain reset: coins, wallets and seeds are unchanged. Update your wallet and any node you run before that block: a pre16 wallet stops syncing there until it is updated, though no coins are at risk. Pool miners need do nothing.

Windows graphical wallet and command-line builds for Windows and Linux x86-64. Packages include the matching node, checksums, the protocol whitepaper, release notes and the upgrade guide.

Signed release: the release file lists every download's SHA-256 and is signed (signature, release key, fingerprint 4C37C618789F86D81FEF28DF390AEFB735F270D6). Not yet independently audited; report issues to security@monzero.org.

View source code on GitHub

Windows graphical wallet 56 MB · ZIP SHA-256 checksum 6be94574fd731e7c58fa40fcb22a3202db9a38f2a38b6801ae6929b44c204ad2
Windows command line 24 MB · ZIP SHA-256 checksum bcdd7005e1368916635b2c6611c02c8194a95aa951a066fc3d8d119f73e3acd5
Linux x86-64 · GLIBC 2.35+ 27 MB · TAR.GZ SHA-256 checksum 5931364f536b654553b8e72d550ceec63c8c99ffe4d94c4e28f6a3cccdd3cece
Complete source 21 MB · TAR.GZ SHA-256 checksum b238a2a16242e453b69dc21d95e344798f38c9ebce572cd30eb30df85052a404
Graphical-wallet source 36 MB · TAR.GZ SHA-256 checksum 73c3c382e3037a85d98882de66aa4a8840e7fa1ac245b930d7d7db6e07024622

Windows executables are not code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may show an unknown-publisher warning. Check the SHA-256 against the signed release file before running them.

Questions

Before you begin.

Why is my mining balance still zero?

With solo mining you receive a coinbase reward only when your machine finds a block; simply hashing does not create a gradual balance. A found reward remains locked for 60 blocks. For smaller, regular payouts, mine at pool.monzero.org instead.

Is Monzero the same network as Monero?

No. Monzero is an independent experimental chain with a different genesis block, network ID, ports, address prefixes, ticker, and monetary policy.

Can I reuse my existing seed?

No. Create a new wallet and seed exclusively for Monzero. Reusing keys across forks can seriously damage privacy.

Is this a stable release?

Yes. Monzero v1.0.0 is the first stable release. It continues the pre10–pre16 chain (no reset) and switches difficulty to LWMA at block 21,000, so anyone running their own node must upgrade before then. It has not yet been independently audited; report problems to security@monzero.org.

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