Accounts & balances
Create or import a wallet, manage multiple accounts and check balances in Nano (XNO) or a selected local currency.
NanoVault.
A desktop wallet for Nano (XNO). Send, receive and manage your accounts in a local application, with client-side signing and no hosted login.
Nano (XNO)
Desktop app
Client-side signing
No hosted login
One desktop application for the everyday work of using a Nano (XNO) wallet.
Keep multiple accounts in view, move Nano (XNO) between addresses, save familiar contacts and adjust representative settings — without creating an online account.
Wallet features
The essentials, together.
Accounts, payments and network settings organised around the tasks that matter in Nano (XNO).
Send & receive
Prepare outgoing transfers and receive Nano (XNO) through straightforward wallet actions.
Address book
Give your own accounts and familiar contacts readable labels for easier recognition.
Representatives
Review and change the representative assigned to your Nano (XNO) accounts.
Client-side signing keeps transaction approval in the wallet.
Seeds and private keys are not sent to a server for signing.
No hosted account or email login is required.
Desktop software
Downloads
Windows
Installer
macOS
Disk image · DMG
Linux
AppImage
Made for the desktop.
A packaged wallet with familiar application behaviour and distribution through desktop releases.
Local application
Its own window and application menus.
Link handling
Open xrb: links through the desktop app.
Release updates
Update checks connected to the release channel.
Ledger support
Hardware-wallet support in later desktop releases.
About NanoVault
Open source.
Focused on XNO.
NanoVault was an open-source wallet built around Nano (XNO), with desktop versions distributed through software releases.
This website describes the desktop product and its functionality. It does not run a wallet or provide working installers.
Questions & answers
FAQ
What is NanoVault?
NanoVault was an open-source wallet for Nano (XNO), distributed as a desktop application for Windows, macOS and Linux, as well as a web wallet.
Is Nano the same as XNO?
Nano is the cryptocurrency name. XNO is its currency ticker, used to identify Nano in exchanges, wallets and payment contexts.
Which currencies did it support?
NanoVault was built for Nano (XNO). It was not a multi-currency wallet.
Does this website run a wallet?
No. This is a product information site. It does not connect to a wallet, process transfers or request private keys.
Where do the download buttons lead?
They point to local download files for Windows, macOS and Linux packages hosted from this website.
Are private keys sent to a server?
NanoVault was designed around client-side signing, so transaction approval happened in the wallet instead of on a hosted signing service.
Can I import an existing Nano wallet?
The original wallet supported creating or importing a Nano wallet, then managing accounts from the desktop application.
What desktop systems are represented here?
The download section points to Windows, macOS and Linux packages.
Is NanoVault currently maintained?
This page presents NanoVault as a product information site. Check the linked repository and releases before relying on any original software files.