Gnault is a fork of the popular nano wallet Nault which is a fork of the popular nano wallet NanoVault 💙
It's a fully client-side signing wallet for sending and receiving nano either directly in your browser at gnault.cc or with the desktop app.
Seamless integration with any nano compatible RPC backend/websocket and the aim to be more frequently maintained are some of the main features. Those together will greatly increase the stability, performance and uptime.
Gnault comes in different flavors to suit your needs.
Available for Windows/Mac/Linux – just head over to the latest release and download the version for your OS. Arch Linux users may install it from the (unofficial) AUR.
If you want to verify the binary checksum there are plenty of apps to do this. One way is using a powershell or bash terminal:
- Powershell:
Get-FileHash -Path '.\Gnault-Setup-x.x.x-Windows.exe' -Algorithm SHA256 - Bash:
openssl sha256 Gnault-x.x.x-Linux.AppImage
Then compare the output hash with the one listed in the corresponding checksums file that you download.
You can also use Gnault from any device on the web at gnault.cc.
Both the desktop (recommended) and web version supports the Ledger Nano hardware wallet. For help using it, please refer to this guide.
The web version can additionally be pulled from the dockerhub repo using: docker pull zosoled/gnault:latest
A full security guide and other useful articles can be found in the original Nault docs.
There is no native mobile app but the web wallet contains a Progressive Web App (PWA). That allows you to run it in offline mode for remote-signing.
If you visit gnault.cc in your phone you will be given the option to install it.
- Android: Click on "Install Gnault for Android" in the menu
- iOS (Safari only): 1 - Tap the share button. 2 - Select "+ Add to home screen". 3 - Open Gnault from the home screen
Portions of this code were originally released and licensed under the MIT License, the text of which can be found under LICENSES/MIT.txt. Specifically, this version of Gnault was forked at commit c9ed1cca08833e406f9ceb58973e3198d5d66f81, and all content up to and including that commit are licensed under the MIT License.
All additions and modifications included in code commits thereafter are licensed under the GNU Public License v3 or later, the text of which can be found under LICENSES/GPL-3.0-or-later.txt.
Thanks for your interest in contributing! There are many ways to contribute to this project. Get started here at CONTRIBUTING.md.
If you want to know how to setup the development environment head over to DEVELOPMENT.md.
If you are looking for more interactive and quick support compared to creating a new Github issue, visit the Nano Discord server.
Special thanks to the following!
- Nault - The original one
- NanoVault - The original original one
- NanoPow - PoW Implementation
- jaimehgb/RaiBlocksWebAssemblyPoW - CPU PoW Implementation
- dcposch/blakejs - Blake2b Implementation
- dchest/tweetnacl-js - Cryptography Implementation
If you have found Gnault useful and are feeling generous, you can donate at
nano_1zosoqs47yt47bnfg7sdf46kj7asn58b7uzm9ek95jw7ccatq37898u1zoso
Thanks a lot!