NETWORK / INDEPENDENT MAINNET / PROOF OF WORKEXPERIMENTAL SOFTWARE
MONZERO / THE PRIVATE NETWORK
AN INDEPENDENT OPEN-SOURCE DIGITAL CURRENCY

Privacy
starts at zero.

Your money. Your keys. Your choice. Meet Monzero (XMZ) — an independent, open-source digital currency with private transactions and CPU-powered proof of work.

0 Premine0 ICO0 Developer feeFounder holdings disclosed ↗
✳ AN IDEA, NOT AN EFFECT.
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01 / NETWORK PULSE

Real chain.
Real numbers.

CONNECTING TO PUBLIC NODEOnly verified API observations are shown
BLOCK HEIGHT ↗
—
Latest observed chain height
EST. NETWORK HASHRATE
—
Derived from network difficulty
RANDOMX / RX-0
CIRCULATING SUPPLY
—
XMZ · excludes locked rewards
NATIVE COIN · NOT A TOKEN
TARGET BLOCK TIME
120 SEC
Protocol target, not an estimate
OPEN EXPLORER
Fetching from Monzero's published read-only API. Unavailable or stale observations aren't replaced with estimates.Explore network tools
02 / THE PHILOSOPHY

Nothing to prove.
Everything to protect.

Privacy isn't a feature to unlock later. It's part of how Monzero is designed from the first block.

01 — PRIVATE
⊘

Keep the details
to yourself.

Ring signatures, one-time addresses and confidential amounts help reduce what outsiders can learn from a transaction.

How privacy works
02 — ACCESSIBLE
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0 0 0
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Built for
everyday CPUs.

RandomX proof of work is designed for general-purpose processors, making mining more accessible without specialised ASIC hardware.

Start CPU mining
03 — OPEN
01 verify(block)
02 check(source)
03 trust_less(0)

Trust less.
Verify more.

Independent network, public source code, release verification details and documented development limitations.

Inspect the code
03 / UNDER THE HOOD

Privacy is
in the protocol.

Monzero is its own proof-of-work blockchain, built from the Monero codebase with a distinct network and monetary policy.

RANDOMX POWRINGCTRING SIZE 16ONE-TIME ADDRESSES
Read the protocol whitepaper
MONZERO / PRIVACY LAYERS MZ-0X
PROTOCOL VIEW● EDUCATIONAL MODEL
RING SIGNATURES01 / 03

The sender gets lost in the ring.

Ring signatures make it difficult to determine which output in a group was actually spent. Monzero uses a ring size of 16.

Privacy depends on transaction practices and network conditions; no cryptocurrency guarantees perfect anonymity.

05 / THE ROAD AHEAD

Progress over
promises.

What's shipped. What's being validated. What still needs to happen. No made-up timelines or artificial completion percentages.

● RELEASED01 / 03

The network is real.
And running.

Monzero's core v1.0.0, desktop command-line packages, GUI update, explorer and mining tools have been published. Release verification is available.

Independent mainnet and RandomX PoW
Core and wallet download packages
Explorer and mining tools
View release evidence
Research and testing ≠ a public launch. DEX mainnet trading has not been opened. Read the detailed engineering roadmap ↗
07 / GOOD QUESTIONS

Before you
dive in.

Read security notes
Is Monzero a token or its own blockchain?+
Monzero (XMZ) is a native cryptocurrency on its own independent proof-of-work blockchain. It is not an ERC-20 token or the Monero network.
Can I mine Monzero using a regular CPU?+
Yes. Monzero uses RandomX proof of work, which is designed for general-purpose CPUs. Results depend on your hardware, electricity costs, network difficulty, and whether you mine solo or through a pool. Read the mining guide ↗
Was there a premine, ICO or developer fee?+
Monzero reports no premine, ICO, or developer fee. The founder nevertheless mined substantial early blocks; those holdings are disclosed rather than omitted. Read the founder disclosure ↗
Can I trade XMZ on an exchange?+
Monzero's official listing tracker currently shows no verified operational exchange trading pair. Exchange and atomic-swap development does not mean that live trading is available. Check listing status ↗
Has Monzero been independently audited?+
Monzero is experimental software and has not reported an independent security audit. Verify software releases, understand the limitations, and never share your seed or private keys. Security disclosures ↗
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Own the choice.
Own your privacy.

Get the software, explore the code, and take part on your own terms.