From time to time, we have the annoying pleasure of upgrading to a new phone. A clean slate of tidy home screen with a minimal arrangement of icons waiting for our virtual boxes with all the junk we carry from the last phone. …

First and foremost, I’m not going to tell you which wallet to choose. Of course you can choose whatever wallet you want, they’re your hard earned moneroj after all, be your own bank, etc. …

The latest version of Monerujo (v1.10.x) introduces a long awaited reworked nodes management screen, and rethinks how decentralized nodes could be married with an elegant enough UX. First, let’s have a quick look at what nodes are.

What are nodes?

The Monero network is a web of computers connected to each other. …

There are several different scenarios that might bring you to having to move your current wallet (or wallets) from one Monerujo app to another. …

Since version 1.7.3 Monerujo supports OpenAlias. I’ll do a brief explanation of what it does and why it’s both awesome and needed, how it works on the Monerujo wallet, and how you can get your own, if you can (I’ll explain).

What is it?

OpenAlias is a nice standard that lets you setup…

For the rejoice of Monero users everywhere, since version 1.6.1 Monerujo features integration with the Ledger Nano S. This guide should help you set it up and use it. …

In case you didn’t know, since version 1.5.9 Monerujo supports two of the latest Monero features: accounts and subaddresses. This opens a lot of possible ways to organize and optimize your Monero usage, but as with life itself, too many choices can overwhelm you. …

Mandatory disclaimer: I’m a member of the Monerujo team, albeit the less code-savvy one, but it puts me in an interesting position, if I can understand this, so do almost anyone. This article is intended to explain why CrAzYpass is implemented and the logic behind what it does, and even…