XMR wallet

Monero wallet.
Your keys. Your device.

Monero is a privacy coin whose transactions are private by default.

THORWallet is a self-custody Monero wallet for iOS, Android and the web. The table shows what works with XMR today.

What works on Monero in THORWallet

Hold, send and receiveSeed wallet
Your own nodeSet in Settings
AddressIts own address
Network fee paid inXMR
Memo or tag when sendingNot used
First syncScans the chain first
Not on Monero todayMulti-device vault, cross-chain swaps, card top-up, Earn

Checked against the released app on 12 November 2026. Figures can change; the app shows the current ones.

Hold

Hold XMR your way.

Hold XMR in a seed wallet that you control.

  • Network fee paid in XMR
  • Held in a seed wallet
  • Set your own Monero node in Settings
FAQ

Monero wallet, answered.

Is THORWallet a self-custody Monero wallet?

Yes. THORWallet is non-custodial: the keys to your XMR are created on your own device and never leave it. There is no account with us and we cannot move your funds.

Can I keep XMR in a multisig vault?

Not yet. Monero is held in a seed wallet in THORWallet. Multi-device vaults support most other chains.

Can I swap XMR in THORWallet?

Not yet. No swap route carries XMR today, so the Swap button is switched off for Monero. You can hold, send and receive XMR.

Why does my XMR balance take time to appear?

The wallet has to scan the Monero blockchain before it can show a balance. The asset page shows the sync progress. Keep the app open during the first sync. A seed wallet can also set its own Monero node in Settings.

Which devices does THORWallet run on?

iPhone and Android, the web app in any modern browser, and THORWallet Terminal on Mac and Windows.

Your XMR. Your keys.

Self-custody, on your own device.

The fine print

  1. THORWallet is self-custody software. We hold no keys and cannot recover funds for you.