Support the project · 17 October 2026
Help fund an independent, CPU-mined privacy coin.
Monzero has no premine, no ICO and no developer fee, so nothing pays for an exchange listing or bug bounties except the people who want it to exist. This page lists what money is needed for, where to send it, and every donation received, live from the public blockchains. Several exchanges have approached us about listing XMZ, and our first goal is a listing on Biconomy. A donation is a gift to the project. It does not buy XMZ, a share, a vote or any future return.
Live donations
Every donation, as the blockchains record it.
These figures are read from public block explorers every 10 minutes. Nothing here is typed in by hand. Every number links to the explorer, where anyone can check it.
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Latest donations
- No donations yet. The first one will appear here within 10 minutes of being sent.
What the money is for
Two goals, funded and reported separately.
Donations fill the goals in order: when a goal is full, the rest goes to the next one. Money is spent only on the goal it was raised for. The bars below update with the live total, valued in US dollars at today's prices.
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1. Listing XMZ on Biconomy
Several exchanges have approached us about listing XMZ, and the first we are working towards is Biconomy. Monzero is already listed in the Chainquiry project directory. Like most exchanges, Biconomy charges a listing fee. A new market also needs some coins on both sides at the start, so that the first buyers and sellers can actually trade. This goal pays for both.
The fee is paid straight to Biconomy, never through an agent or middleman, and its receipt goes in the spending report. The trading funds remain project funds, are reported like every other spend, and are never used to push the price or fake trading volume. If the listing does not go ahead, the money stays here for the next listing.
Raised: $00%Target: $15,000 -
2. Bug bounties
Rewards for security problems reported privately to security@monzero.org, paid according to published rules.
Raised: $00%Target: $5,000
Where to send
One wallet per coin, used only for donations.
The Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Ethereum and Solana addresses belong to a hardware wallet. The XMZ address is a separate project wallet, not the founder's. None of them is used for anything else. So everything they receive is a donation, and everything they send is a reported spend. Check the address carefully before you send.
Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin network only
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Litecoin (LTC)
Litecoin network only
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Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
Bitcoin Cash network only
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Dogecoin (DOGE)
Dogecoin network only
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Ethereum (ETH)
Ethereum mainnet only
0xD0Eb7C50Db766c897B085A492387135123f0A6b9
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ETH only. Do not send from other networks such as Arbitrum, Base or BNB Chain; coins sent on the wrong network may be lost.
USDT on Solana
Solana network only (SPL token)
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USDT on Solana only. Do not send USDT on Ethereum or Tron to this address.
Monzero (XMZ)
Monzero network only · project fund wallet
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XMZ payments are private by design, so they cannot be read from the chain like the coins above. XMZ totals will be shown once this wallet's view key is published here.
Check before you send
Make sure the address is really ours.
Signed address statement
Only use the addresses shown on this page at https://monzero.org/fund/. Check the first and last few characters after you paste an address, because some malware swaps copied addresses.
A statement listing these addresses, signed with the Ethereum donation address's key, will be published here and on the project's Bitcointalk thread. Anyone will be able to check it with Etherscan's signature verifier.
Signed statement: coming soon.
Nobody will message you for money
The project never asks for donations in direct messages, on Telegram or by email, and never sends an address that is not on this page. Anyone who does is not us. There are no presales, private rounds or "early access" coins.
Transparency
Every coin in and out, in public.
What anyone can check
All six donation wallets are on public blockchains: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Ethereum and Solana. Anyone can see every payment in and out on a block explorer, without asking us. The live figures above are read from those same explorers.
XMZ is private by design. To make the XMZ donation wallet checkable, its view key will be published here. A view key lets anyone see what the wallet received, but it cannot spend anything.
XMZ view key: to be published.
Monthly report
Each month this page shows what each wallet received, what was spent, who was paid, and for which goal, with invoices or receipts for every spend over $100. Amounts are converted to US dollars at the rate on the day each coin was received or spent.
| Month | Received | Spent | Held |
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| First report due one month after launch | – | – | – |
Commitments
What we promise donors.
- No returns, no tokens for money. Donations never buy XMZ or anything else, and no price or profit will ever be promised.
- Separate wallets. Donation wallets never mix with the founder's personal coins or mining rewards (see founder holdings).
- Spent on the goal. Money raised for a goal is spent on that goal, and any move between goals is reported.
- Reported monthly. Every spend appears in the report with its transaction ID.
- No paid promotion of price. Funds are never spent on paid "pumps", fake trading volume or paid price promotion.
- If the project stops, the remaining funds go to a named open-source privacy project, announced in advance. They never go to the founder personally.
Other ways to help
Money is not the only thing that helps.
Mine on the pool or run a public node. Test the wallet and report bugs. Review the code, or translate the guides. All of these make the network stronger, and none of them cost anything.