If you need a new Monero Address!
-Enter a unique wallet name and password. - The password is used for securing your wallet data on the device. Use a strong password - - even better use a passphrase.
-Note your Mnemonic Seed!
-On the following screen you will find your 25-word \"Mnemonic Seed\". - This is the only data needed to recover your wallet at a later point - and gain full access to your funds. - Keeping this secure and private is very important, as it gives anyone - full access to your funds!
-If you lose your wallet password, you can still recover your wallet with the Mnemonic Seed.
-There is no way to recover your Mnemonic Seed, if you lose it all your funds will be lost! - The Mnemonic Seed can also never be changed, and if it is stolen or otherwise compromised, - you will have to move your funds to new wallet (with a new Mnemonic Seed). Therefore, it is best - that you backup your Mnemonic Seed by writing it down and storing it in multiple safe - and secure places.
- ]]>If you already have a Monero Address and want to recover the transactions from the blockchain!
-Enter a unique wallet name and password. The password is used for securing your wallet data on the device. - Use a strong password - even better use a passphrase.
-Enter your Seed in the field \"Mnemonic Seed\".
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Enter the block number of the first transaction used for this address in the - field \"Restore Height\". You can also use a date in the format YYYY-MM-DD. If you are not sure, - enter an approximate date/blockheight before you first used this wallet address.
- ]]>You want to recover your wallet from your Ledger Nano S device.
-Your secret keys never leave the Ledger device, so you need it plugged in every - time you want to access your wallet.
-Enter a unique wallet name and password. The password is used for securing your wallet data on the Android - device. Use a strong password - even better use a passphrase.
-Enter the block number of the first transaction used for this address in the - field \"Restore Height\". You can also use a date in the format YYYY-MM-DD. If you are not sure, - enter an approximate date/blockheight before you first used this wallet address.
- ]]>If you are recovering your wallet using your keys!
-Enter a unique wallet name and password. The password is used for securing your wallet data on the device. - Use a strong password - even better use a passphrase.
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Enter your Monero Address in the field \"Public Address\" and fill out \"View Key\" and \"Spend Key\".
-Enter the block number of the first transaction used for this address in the - field \"Restore Height\". You can also use a date in the format YYYY-MM-DD. If you are not sure, - enter an approximate date/blockheight before you first used this wallet address.
- ]]>If you just want to monitor incoming transactions to a wallet!
-Enter a unique wallet name and password. The password is used for securing your wallet data on the device. - Use a strong password - even better use a passphrase.
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Enter your Monero Address in the field \"Public Address\" and fill out the \"View Key\".
-Enter the block number of the first transaction used for this address in the - field \"Restore Height\". You can also use a date in the format YYYY-MM-DD. If you are not sure, - enter an approximate date/blockheight before you first used this wallet address.
- ]]>Public address
- Your public address is like your bank account number you can share this with anyone without - having to fear losing your Monero. People will send Monero to your wallet using this address. -Mnemonic Seed
- This is the only data needed to recover your wallet at a later point and gain full access to - your funds. Keeping this private and secure is very important, as it gives anyone full - access to your Monero! If you haven’t written this down somewhere safe please do! -Wallet Files Recovery Password
- Make sure you write this password down. If you reset your device or uninstall the app, you - will need it to access your wallet again.-
CrAzYpass
- If the password displayed here is 52 alphanumeric characters in groups of 4 - congratulations! - Your wallet files are secured with a 256-bit key generated by your device's security - features based on the passphrase you chose (on creation or by changing it). This makes it - extremely difficult to hack!- This feature is mandatory for all newly created wallets. -
Legacy Password
- If you see your passphrase here, your wallet files are not as secure as when using - a CrAzYpass. To fix this, simply select \"Change Passphrase\" from the menu. After entering - a new passphrase (maybe even the same one as before) the app will generate a CrAzYpass for - you and secure your wallet files with it. Write it down! -CrAzYpass wallets
- If you ever need to reinstall Monerujo (for example after resetting your phone or switching - to a new one) or you want to use your wallet files on a different device or PC, you have to - use this Recovery Password in order to access your wallet again.- By selecting \"Change Passphrase\" from the menu, you can choose another passphrase. Beware - that this will generate a new Recovery Password. Write it down! -
View key
- Your view key can be used to monitor incoming transactions to your wallet without giving - permission to spend the funds inside your wallet. -Spend key
- Your spend key allows anyone to spend the Monero associated with your wallet, so don’t tell - anyone this key, keep it safe like your Mnemonic Seed. - ]]>Node
-Monerujo uses a Remote Node to communicate with the Monero Network without having - to download and store a copy of the whole blockchain itself. You can find a list of popular - remote nodes or learn how to run your own remote node here https://moneroworld.com/
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Monerujo comes with some Remote Nodes preset. It remembers the last five nodes used.
-Wallets
-Here you see your wallets. They are located in the monerujo folder - in the internal storage of your device. You can use a file explorer app to see them. - You should make backups of this folder on a regular basis to off-device storage in - case your device explodes or gets stolen.
-Select a wallet to open it or press the \"+\" to create a new one. - Or select one of the wallet operations:
-Details
-Show the wallet details, seed & keys.
-Receive
-Make a QR code for receiving Moneroj.
-Rename
-Rename the wallet. Backups are not renamed.
-Backup
-Make a copy of the wallet in the backups folder inside the monerujo - overwriting previous copies there.
-Archive
-Make a backup and delete the wallet afterwards. The copy remains in the backups - folder. If you no longer need your backups you should delete them with a file explorer or - secure delete app.
- ]]>Destination
- This is the public address of the wallet you sent Monero to -PaymentID
- You can use a Payment ID to identify the reason you sent Monero between two parties this is - fully optional and private. For example it can allow a Business to reconcile your transaction - with an item you bought. -TX ID
- This is your Transaction ID you can use it to identify your obfuscated transaction on a Monero - Blockchain explorer like https://xmrchain.net/ -TX KEY (Transaction Key)
- This is your transaction private key, keep this safe as revealing this to a third party - reveals which signature in a ring is yours, thereby making your transaction transparent. -Block
- This was the block your transaction was included in. - ]]>Receiver’s address
-This is the public address of the wallet you are sending Moneroj to, you can copy this from - your clipboard, scan a QR code or enter it manually. Make sure you triple check this to - ensure you aren’t sending coins to the wrong address.
-In addition to using an XMR address, you can also use -
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- an OpenAlias for XMR or BTC -
- a BTC address - - Please note, that sending BTC is processed through the SideShift.ai service (see https://sideshift.ai - for details). See the section on sending BTC below. -
Sending BTC
-SideShift.ai
-SideShift.ai is a third party service which acts as an exchange from Monero to Bitcoin. - We use the SideShift.ai API to integrate Bitcoin payments into Monerujo. Please check out - https://sideshift.ai and decide for yourself if this is something you want to use. The Monerujo - Team is not associated with SideShift.ai and cannot help you with their service.
-SideShift.ai Exchange Rate
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On the \"Amount\" screen you will be shown the current parameters of the SideShift.ai service. These - include the current exchange rate as well as upper and lower BTC limits. Note that this - rate is not guaranteed at this point.
-SideShift.ai Order
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On the \"Confirm\" screen, you will see the actual SideShift.ai order. This order is valid for - a limited time - you may notice a countdown on the \"Spend\" button. The exchange rate may - be different to the indicative one shown on previous screens.
-SideShift.ai Secret Key
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Since Monerujo only handles the Monero part of your transaction your SideShift.ai secret key - can be used to track the Bitcoin part of your order on the SideShift.ai homepage.
-SideShift.ai Countdown!
-Once the countdown reaches zero, you need to get a new quote from SideShift.ai by going back to the - previous step and then coming back to the \"Confirm\" screen.
- ]]>SideShift.ai
-SideShift.ai is a third party service which acts as an exchange from Monero to Bitcoin. - We use the SideShift.ai API to integrate Bitcoin payments into Monerujo. Please check out - https://sideshift.ai and decide for yourself if this is something you want to use. The Monerujo - Team is not associated with SideShift.ai and cannot help you with their service.
-SideShift.ai Exchange Rate
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On the \"Amount\" screen you will be shown the current parameters of the SideShift.ai service. These - include the current exchange rate as well as upper and lower BTC limits. Note that this - rate is not guaranteed at this point.
-SideShift.ai Order
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On the \"Confirm\" screen, you will see the actual SideShift.ai order. This order is valid for - a limited time - you may notice a countdown on the \"Spend\" button. The exchange rate may - be different to the indicative one shown on previous screens.
-SideShift.ai Secret Key
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Since Monerujo only handles the Monero part of your transaction your SideShift.ai secret key - can be used to track the Bitcoin part of your order on the SideShift.ai homepage.
-SideShift.ai Countdown!
-Once the countdown reaches zero, you need to get a new quote from SideShift.ai by going back to the - previous step and then coming back to the \"Confirm\" screen.
- ]]>Street Mode
-Street mode can be enabled/disabled in the menu or Gunther\'s head icon. In this mode, your - balance is not shown on any screen so you can safely use your wallet on the street, a pub or - other public place. Previous transactions are also hidden. New transactions will be shown, so - you can see that you have sent/received sweet Moneroj!
-Scanning
- Because Monero likes to keep things private, every time you open a Monerujo wallet we have to - scan the blockchain to see if any new Moneroj have been sent to your wallet, this only - stores information to your phone which belongs to your wallet. Sometimes it can take a while - because you haven’t synced in a long time. -The Balance
-Help! My wallet balance has disappeared or is unconfirmed!
- Don’t panic! When you send funds from your wallet, some of your balance will temporarily show
- as unconfirmed.
- This happens as a result of how Monero is exchanged on the blockchain and how change works.
- Read more about change at https://getmonero.org/resources/moneropedia/change.html
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Transaction List
-A list of the wallet transactions. In view wallets, only incoming transactions are shown.
- ]]>TL;DR
-Refresh the nodes list by pulling down & bookmark 3–5 nodes to allow Monerujo - to choose the best one for you!
-What's a Node?
-Monerujo uses a Remote Node (sometimes also called Daemon) to communicate with - the Monero Network without having to download and store a copy of the - whole blockchain itself.
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Node List
-If the list is empty, you can either add new nodes manually or let Monerujo - scan the network for you. Or both. Read on…
-The node list shows all currently known nodes. Additionally, the timestamp - of the latest block known to each node is shown under the node name. An icon - representing the node's response behaviour - (which indicates the level of connectivity to be expected) - is shown next to each node.
-Any node in the list can be bookmarked for later use. - Nodes which are not bookmarked will be forgotten.
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Monerujo will choose the optimal bookmarked node each time you use it. - It does this by checking the blockheight (how up-to-date - is the node?) as well as the response behaviour (how fast does the node respond to requests?).
-The list is sorted by these characteristics, so the top node would be the one Monerujo - would choose right now. The bottom of the list would show very slow or unavailable nodes.
-Add a Node
-By touching the "Add Node" button at the bottom, you will be asked to - enter the node details in the following dialog. - The "Address" is the hostname or IP-address of the node - this is the only - mandatory entry. - Enter the "Port" if the node runs on a non-default port (e.g. 18089). - You can also optionally name the node, so you can identify it easier later on. - Some nodes require credentials to use them. Enter the provided username & - password in the appropriate fields. Now you can "Test" these setting. - The "Test Results" will display the blockheight, response time and actual IP used. - The result may also be an error - usually because the hostname provided is - not reachable in a sensible amount of time or the credentials are incorrect. - Or the hostname/port combination does not point to an actual Monero Node! - Once the test passes (no error) - you're set to press "OK" to save & - bookmark this node.
-Scan for Nodes
-Additionally, you can scan the network for nodes. Monerujo will start - scanning the network for Remote Nodes on port 18089. It begins by asking your - bookmarked nodes for other peers in the Monero P2P network and then continues - by asking those for their peers, and so on. If you have no bookmarked nodes - (or they don't tell us about their peers), - Monerujo will go straight to the Monero seed nodes hardcoded into Monero. The - scan stops when it finds 10 remote nodes in total.
- ]]>You have started monerujo with a payment link. In order to send funds, please do the following:
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- 1. Open the wallet you want to spend from
- 2. Wait until the wallet is synced & the "Give" button appears
- 3. Touch the "Give" button
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The payment details will be filled in. Check them and proceed like for any other transaction.
- ]]>Tor, short for The Onion Router, is free and open-source software for enabling anonymous - communication.
-Enabling Tor will route your connection through several relays and hide your IP address - from the node. Keep in mind this is more private but also slower.
-In order to use Tor with Monerujo, you\'ll need Orbot installed on your phone. After - installing Orbot, make sure to enable it by clicking the network icon on the wallet list - screen.
-If you have issues connecting with Tor, try to get a new Identity in the Orbot App (icon - on the top right).
- ]]>This is an .onion node. In order to use it, you must enable Tor mode by touching the
- icon near the top of the Wallet List page.