Releases: AMLChecker/monero-web-wallet
Release list
Monero Web Wallet 1.0.8 - where your wallet file goes
Everything from v1.0.7, plus a straight answer to "where do I put my wallet file?" - in the docs
and in the launcher itself.
Where your wallet file goes
Unpack the archive, drop your wallet files - <name> and <name>.keys, for example main and
main.keys - either next to Start.bat or into the wallets\ subfolder, then double-click
Start.bat. The wallet is found automatically and appears on the first screen as Open <name>;
the password is the same one you use in the Monero CLI or GUI.
Files are never moved, renamed or copied: that folder is simply handed to
monero-wallet-rpc --wallet-dir. If your wallets live somewhere else, point MONERO_WALLET_DIR at
that folder instead.
Verified end to end against a real monero-wallet-rpc in both placements: the wallet file is listed
by the API and opens with its password.
Also in this release
- The launchers now print a hint when the wallet directory contains no
*.keysfiles, naming the
two places a wallet can go, instead of leaving you at an empty welcome screen. README.md/README.ru.md: a Where your own wallet file goes section in the quick start and
a fuller FAQ answer, including theMONERO_WALLET_DIRalternative.
What is in the archive
| Launchers | Start.bat, Stop.bat, Update-Monero.bat (Windows), start.sh, stop.sh (Linux/macOS) |
| Bootstrap | scripts/ensure-deps.ps1 / .sh (installs Node.js and Monero, checksum-verified), scripts/update-monero.ps1 / .sh |
| Monero | monero-wallet-rpc.exe, monerod.exe, monero-wallet-cli.exe - v0.18.5.1, unmodified, BSD 3-Clause |
| Backend | sources plus the compiled backend/dist and backend/node_modules |
| Frontend | sources plus the prebuilt frontend/dist the backend serves |
| Docs | README.md, README.ru.md, SECURITY.md, CHANGELOG.md, THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md, MONERO-LICENSE.txt, docs/ |
About 37 MB compressed (137 MB unpacked), 1040 files. No wallets, keys, credentials or logs are inside.
Running it
1. Unpack monero-web-wallet-1.0.8.zip
2. Put your wallet files next to Start.bat (or in wallets\), or start empty and create a new one
3. Double-click Start.bat - the browser opens http://127.0.0.1:18082/#/welcome
A local monerod on 127.0.0.1:18081 is used when it runs (best for privacy); otherwise the launcher falls back to a public node and says so. Windows Defender sometimes flags the official Monero executables - a false positive; restore the file in Windows Security -> Protection history and add the folder to Exclusions.
Unaudited software - test with small amounts and keep an offline backup of your recovery phrase.