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UNDERSTAND BEFORE YOU USE.

App terms.

Self-custody means you hold the keys—and the responsibility.

This page points to the application terms, rather than replacing the terms bundled with your installed version. Review those terms before using the app.

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A few important points

NexaWal is self-custodial. Keep a secure offline recovery-seed backup. Nexatrode cannot recover your seed, reverse a transaction, or restore lost funds. Nodes and other third-party services may be unavailable or behave unexpectedly.

The software is unaudited and provided without a safety or performance guarantee. Public source code is useful for inspection, but does not prove that a particular binary is safe. Use small amounts while evaluating the software. The website does not offer investment advice, swaps, trading, or custody.

Open source

Application source is offered under the license in each repository. Shared WalletCore and third-party dependencies retain their own license terms. This website’s source is available under the MIT License. The Monero name and mark identify the supported network; NexaWal is independent and not an official Monero project.

Who makes NexaWal?

NexaWal is published by Nexatrode LLC. Follow the platform repositories for current source, build instructions, and release information.

Website information updated 18 October 2026.

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