What is Moneyero?
In one line
A desktop app that trades on Solana and keeps the profits in Monero or shielded Zcash, with a VPN built in. Your machine, your keys, no account.
Why
Every Solana trade is public forever. Monero and shielded Zcash are not. Most people need five websites and an exchange account to get from one to the other. This is one window, and it tells you who can see what at each step.
New to this?
If "seed", "shielded" or "swap service" mean nothing to you, read the Beginner's guide first. Ten minutes, no jargon, and every page on this site has a plain-language post at the top before the technical replies.
Each board below is one part of the app. Green dot = works in your browser right now. Everything else needs the desktop build.
start hereNewbies
Beginner's guide · no jargon
The three coins in plain words, what a wallet and a seed are, why there is a VPN inside a wallet, what a swap service is, FAQ, glossary.
10 min read Browser: yes
Read it »
public chainTrading
Terminal · Solana
Search a token, see its risk flags and chart, swap through Jupiter, track P&L. Works in the browser with Phantom.
SOL …
Browser: yes
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private chainsKeeping the money
Monero wallet · main treasury
Runs the official Monero wallet on your machine. Fresh address per counterparty, exact fee before sending, coin control.
XMR …
Desktop app
Details »
Zcash wallet · shielded treasury
Shielded and transparent balances kept visibly apart. Private sends by default, one click to shield anything transparent.
ZEC …
Desktop app
Details »
Exchange · Solana → Monero or Zcash
Compares swap services on rate, speed and whether they ask for ID, and tells you what each one learns before you pay.
4 providers Desktop app
Details »
Agent · rules
"When profit passes $500, suggest moving 30% into Monero." It only suggests. You approve every move.
optional Desktop app
Details »
how it stays privateUnder the hood
Network · VPN inside the wallet
WireGuard runs inside the app and covers everything it sends. Or Tor, same switch. Leak checks included.
this page sees
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Desktop app · checks work in browser
See your exposure »
Security and threat model
What is protected, what is not, who sees what, and Monero versus Zcash explained honestly.
read first Monero vs Zcash »
Download and build
Windows, Linux, macOS. Built from source. Requirements, first run, known limits.
v0.1 Build it »
[ANN] Moneyero: a desktop terminal that trades on Solana and keeps the proceeds in Monero and ZcashPages: [1] · sticky
Moneyero
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Self-custody.
No account.
No telemetry.
Trade in public. Keep it in private. One window.

Moneyero does the Solana trading, moves the proceeds across, and runs the Monero and Zcash wallets, on your machine, with your keys. It tells you who can see what at every step, and gives you the controls to do something about it.

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Who sees what
Solana walletExchange accountMoneyero → Monero
Your balancevisible to anyone with the address, foreverthe exchange, and whoever it is compelled to share withhidden. Confidential amounts; not even the sender sees your total
Your historyevery swap, timestamped, indexed by a dozen explorerskept for years under record-keeping ruleshidden. Ring signatures; no public trail from one payment to the next
Who paid youboth sides of every transfer are linkabledeposit sources are clustered and taggedhidden. A fresh subaddress for every counterparty, one click
Your IPevery RPC node and price API you querylogged on every loginbehind a tunnel. WireGuard inside the app, or Tor. Fails closed
Your namenot asked, until one hop touches a known accountpassport on filenever asked. No account, no server, no signup

Trades on Solana stay public. Moneyero does not change that and says so in the interface. The table is about where the proceeds end up.

Screenshot (browser mode, nothing staged)
Moneyero terminal view
The terminal view. SOL/USD 15m from GeckoTerminal, token data from Jupiter, privacy warnings on the right, observers counted live on the left.
How a trade becomes private money, in three steps
  1. Trade on Solana in the Terminal. Public, like all of Solana. Fund that key only with what you mean to trade.
  2. Route the profit through the Exchange board: pick a swap service with the rate, the speed and the ID requirement in front of you.
  3. Settle into your own Monero wallet, or shielded Zcash, running on your machine. From here on, nobody is watching the balance.

No server, no account, no analytics, no phone-home. What is and is not covered is written down in full on the Security board.

Browser mode trades on Solana with Phantom. The wallets, the routing, the VPN and the agent need the desktop build, because a web page must never hold your keys or control your network. Build it · Open browser mode
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Re: [ANN] Moneyero — you are reading this from …« Reply #1 on: just now »

Before anyone asks what the VPN is for: here is what this plain web page can see about you right now, checked by your browser against api.ipify.org, ipapi.co and one STUN server. Nothing is stored.

Your address
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So the tunnel ships inside the wallet
  • WireGuard, built in. Runs inside Moneyero itself. No driver, no administrator rights, no second app. Paste a config from Mullvad, Proton, IVPN, AirVPN or your own server and connect. Every request the app makes leaves through the tunnel, DNS included.
  • Fails closed. If the handshake is lost, requests stop. There is no path back to the clear network for the app's own traffic.
  • Or Tor. Point the same switch at a Tor SOCKS port and the identical set of requests goes through Tor.
  • Proof, not a badge. Exit-IP check through the tunnel itself, Tor-exit detection, a DNS-leak test that resolves real names, and the WebRTC check above.
  • Honest scope. The built-in tunnel covers what Moneyero sends. It cannot capture other programs or a browser extension such as Phantom. For whole-machine coverage it also drives a system WireGuard tunnel, and the interface says which layer protects what.

How the Network board works » · Run the checks in browser mode »

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Re: [ANN] Moneyero — browser now, desktop for everything« Reply #2 on: just now »

The browser version trades on Solana with Phantom. The wallets, the swap routing, the agent and the network layer need the desktop application. There are no signed installers yet; you build it, which is also how you audit it.

« Last Edit: today by Moneyero. Reason: added coin control, observers panel, Monero/Zcash comparison. »