Satergo

Desktop wallet for the cryptocurrency Ergo with embedded node functionality. Downloads can be found at the website.

Why use Satergo?

• Secure: Everything is encrypted and stored on your disk
• Independent: Host your own node if you want to
• Invaluable: Contribute to the Ergo network
• Portable: Does not depend on any other software being installed
• Cross-platform: Supports all major desktop platforms
• Fully featured: Has many features but is still easy to use
• Reliable: You can be sure about what runs on your computer
• Light: Usable in slow or portable operating system environments

Supported platforms

More can easily be added.

• Windows (x64)
• Linux (x64 and aarch64)
• Mac (x64 and aarch64)
• Universal (Java 22+)

Translating

To translate the program, open the directory src/main/resources/lang and duplicate Lang.properties. Change the file name to Lang_ and the 2-letter code of your language (ISO-639-1), or if it does not have a 2-letter one, use the 3-letter code (ISO-639-3). After that, translate everything in the file.

Then, in the same folder, open the index.json file, add a comma to the last entry and make a new line inside the list like:

	"??": { "name": "Name of the language in the language", "credit": "Your contact details (socials, etc.), or your name" }

Put the language code in place of the question marks.

Build setup

If you don't want to download the prebuilt runtimes, you can build the wallet for yourself.

Java is not needed for running the prebuilt runtimes, because it is included in the runtime. But for building or running from sources, Java 22+ is required. The easiest way to download and install it is from adoptium.net.

To run the wallet from the sources, run the command ./gradlew run.

To build a portable runtime, run ./gradlew satergoRuntime -Pplatform=<platform>, where platform can be any of win linux linux-aarch64 linux-arm32 mac mac-aarch64.

To build a Windows installer, you need to be on Windows. Then, run ./gradlew satergoWinInstaller -Pplatform=win -PbuildInstaller (if using CMD, don't write ./)

To build runtimes for all platforms, run ./build-all-runtimes.sh.

License

• Project: see LICENSE
• Icons: see icons.properties