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The things most people want to sort out first. See all guides →
How to buy Monero
Most exchanges dropped Monero. Here is how to get it now, using swaps or cash, and move it straight to your own wallet.
Read guide →Choosing a wallet
The GUI, Feather, Cake, and Monerujo compared. Which one fits your device, and the trade-off each one makes.
Read guide →Sending and receiving
Addresses, subaddresses, and how to check that a payment arrived before you trust it.
Read guide →Run your own node
Why running your own node helps your privacy, and how to sync monerod on a Pi or a spare machine.
Read guide →Monero vs Bitcoin
What Monero hides that Bitcoin does not, and the trade-offs that come with it.
Read guide →Staying private
Your IP address and metadata usually leak more than the blockchain does. What to do about it.
Read guide →Support the project
We keep a full Monero node online.
MoneroHelp runs its own unpruned node at our own expense. It stores every block since 2014, serves the chain to other people's wallets, and takes connections over Tor. It is a small part of what keeps the network decentralized, and it is what powers the live data on this site. If that is useful to you, a bit of XMR helps cover the cost.
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Why MoneroHelp?
MoneroHelp is a free guide to buying, storing, and spending Monero. No ads, no affiliate links, and no tracking.
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Nothing here is sponsored, and we don't earn a commission for pointing you at a wallet or an exchange.
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Written for beginners.
The guides assume you've never opened a wallet, and they explain the trade-offs behind each choice.
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No tracking.
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