Wallets and tools

Status Access by request form. The Aztec network runs as alpha software; Aztec disclosed a critical V5 proving system vulnerability on 7 Aug 2026, advising that funds and applications on V5 be treated as exposed until incident response is complete.

Note Chrome and Firefox browser extension (listed under Web). Full wallet source is public under Apache-2.0. Listed on the Aztec homepage as a browser extension wallet. No last release is shown: the GitHub Releases section is empty. The Aztec post is dated 7 Aug 2026 and says the flaw was found on 27 Jul 2026 and a V6 release is planned to fix it. Testnet versus mainnet support not stated. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note v6.5.0 was published 12 Oct 2026; the releases feed shows 15 Oct 2026 because it records the last edit. MIT licence per the homepage. Desktop listed as Linux only. The homepage lists 18 assets; only the main ones are listed under Coins. It does not say whether Zcash support is shielded, or mention Litecoin MWEB or PayJoin; those are not claimed here. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status Latest published release 2.8.1. Tags 2.9.0 and 2.9.1 dated 29 Jul 2026 exist in the repository but are not published releases and are not on the download page.

Note Linux, Tails, Windows and macOS. BSD-3-Clause licence on the GitHub repository. The download page lists 2.8.1. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note Open source marked unclear: the core stealth-address library (fluidkey-stealth-account-kit, MIT) is public but no app repository was found, and the homepage does not mention open source. No last release is shown: no public release history. Supported chains not listed on the page opened, so no coins are listed. Undated user and volume figures on the homepage are not used. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status Final release v0.9.12; maintainers say there will be no further updates and warn against continued use without independent confidence that it is not exploitable.

Note The releases page's machine-readable timestamp for v0.9.12 is 21 Apr 2026, 15:15 UTC; the feed shows 27 Apr 2026 because the release was edited at archiving. Maintainer points to joinmarket-ng as an alternative while saying this is not a recommendation. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status External audit described as ongoing

Note MIT licence. Release 0.41.0 published 13 Oct 2026; 0.40.0 followed on 28 Sep 2026 per the releases feed. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note The last release shown is v0.18.5.3 (published 6 Oct 2026), which is also the version on the getmonero.org downloads page. v0.18.5.4 exists only as a git tag dated 15 Oct 2026, with no published GitHub release, so it is not counted. Windows, macOS (Intel and ARM) and Linux. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status None since 17 Jun 2025

Note Distributed via Google Play and F-Droid. Apache-2.0 licence on the GitHub repository. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status The archived nighthawk-wallet-android repository is described as 'Old version of Nighthawk Android Wallet. No longer maintained.' Current Nighthawk iOS, Android and desktop repositories target the DarkFi testnet.

Note The last release shown is v2.2.16 (27 Nov 2024, change log 'NU6 support', the Zcash network upgrade of November 2024), the last release before the repository's v3.00.x DarkFi testnet builds (from 15 Sep 2026). The page does not name Zcash, so treating it as the last Zcash release is an inference. Sunset date for Zcash support not found. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note The homepage tagline is 'Your journey on Aztec starts here' and the app page is titled 'Obsidion Wallet', but no page opened describes privacy features, platforms or network status. Not listed on Aztec's own homepage when checked. The obsidion-labs GitHub organisation returned 404. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note AGPL-3.0. v5.26.1 confirmed as the latest published GitHub release (5 Oct 2026). Supports Ethereum and EVM networks; the exact network list was not given on the pages opened. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note Apache 2.0 licence. Homepage says multi-platform without naming operating systems; desktop inferred from distribution. Whirlpool coinjoin is not mentioned on the current homepage. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note GPL-3.0 licence on the GitHub repository. A separate mwebd component (Litecoin MWEB daemon) was released 28 Aug 2026 in the same repository, but the homepage does not list MWEB, so it is not claimed as a feature. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status The umbra-protocol repository received commits on 14 Oct 2026 and 15 Oct 2026, and the web app at app.umbra.cash responds (single-page app, content not readable without a browser). No deprecation notice found.

Note MIT licence. Umbra is a web app used with an existing wallet rather than a standalone wallet. No last release is shown: the only GitHub releases are 2021 package tags, which do not reflect app deployments. Supported networks were not listed on the pages opened. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status Users choose a third-party coordination service provider

Note Windows, macOS and Linux; the site says Wasabi is not available on mobile. Receiving to Silent Payment addresses described as coming soon. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note Desktop builds for Windows, macOS and Linux. MIT licence on the GitHub repository; the site does not name a legal maintainer. Whether Ywallet supports the new Ironwood shielded pool was not checked. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note Release zingo-2.1.0-322 published 16 Oct 2026, 01:44 UTC. MIT licence on the GitHub repository. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status The site states 'Zashi is now Zodl'; the former Electric-Coin-Company/zashi-ios and zashi-android repositories now resolve to the zodl-inc organisation.

Note The last release shown is the Android 3.17.0 GitHub release (13 Oct 2026). The iOS repository has a 3.17.1 tag dated 15 Oct 2026 but no published GitHub release; iOS ships through the App Store. MIT licence on both GitHub repositories. Secondary reporting (Forklog, not opened, found by search) says the former ECC wallet team formed a new entity, the Zcash Open Development Lab (ZODL), and announced the rename on 16 Feb 2026; the Zodl site itself does not name the entity. The Zodl blog covers migration to the new Ironwood shielded pool (posts dated 27 Jul 2026 to 21 Aug 2026). Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note MIT licence on the GitHub repository. Site says 14 chains are supported; 10 were named on the page opened. Mobile use is through third-party wallets that integrate it. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status Mobile support described as coming soon

Note 4.16.1 was published 13 Oct 2026, 23:06 UTC; the releases feed shows 14 Oct 2026 because it records the last edit. GPL-3.0 licence on the GitHub repository. Linux, macOS and Windows. The UnstoppableSwap/core repository now resolves to the same release feed. The EUR SEPA purchase option is EU only and is a separate feature from the atomic swaps. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status The project provides a test network on Monero's stagenet and does not endorse any network; real trading happens on third-party networks with their own installers.

Note Linux, macOS and Windows via third-party installers. AGPL-3.0 licence on the GitHub repository. Public networks running Haveno were not opened and are not named here. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status ZEC chain not halted and ZEC.ZEC pool 'Available' on 16 Oct 2026

Note Checked again on 16 Oct 2026: ZEC inbound halted=false; ZEC.ZEC pool status Available. Zcash integration announced 3 Jun 2025 (homepage article card, article not opened). The 11 Dec 2025 article says shielded ZEC moves across chains using 'Maya's shielded memo design' and that shielded swaps are supported natively inside Edge, but does not say which Zcash address types Maya vaults send to or receive from. Licence not checked. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status Native ZEC listed in the tokens endpoint on 16 Oct 2026

Note Checked again on 16 Oct 2026: the tokens endpoint returned 205 tokens, including native ZEC (assetId nep141:zec.omft.near, blockchain zec) and bridged ZEC on Solana, Starknet, Aptos and NEAR. The swap route itself is not private: the ZEC leg is shielded only when the user's wallet sends from or receives to a shielded address. Whether the 1-Click API pays out directly to shielded addresses was not stated on the pages opened. Open source marked unclear: the verifier smart contracts are public under MIT (near/intents), but the 1-Click API and solver stack are hosted services whose source was not found. Operating entity not named in the docs. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status THORChain announced its ZEC integration complete on 7 Oct 2026, but on 16 Oct 2026 the ZEC chain showed halted and trading paused (mimir HALTSIGNINGZEC=1, HALTZECTRADING=1), although the ZEC.ZEC pool is listed as Available.

Note Checked again on 16 Oct 2026: ZEC inbound halted=true, chain_trading_paused=true, chain_lp_actions_paused=false; mimir HALTSIGNINGZEC=1 and HALTZECTRADING=1; ZEC.ZEC pool Available. Chain state read from a third-party THORNode API gateway because thornode.ninerealms.com did not resolve. Secondary reports (not opened, found by search) say the ZEC pool went live on 2 Oct 2026 before swaps were enabled. Reason for the current halt and the date it began were not found. Licence not checked. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note Ethereum mainnet. Marked open source: the RPC endpoint server is public under the MIT licence, and its README says it is live at rpc.flashbots.net; whether the hosted service runs this code unmodified was not confirmed. No last release is shown: hosted service with no release history. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status Repository states it has not been audited

Note MIT licence. Supports Ethereum mainnet and testnets, OP Mainnet, Base and Linea. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Status Parts not ready for production and code unaudited; Railgun module under maintenance

Note A developer library, not an end-user app, so no platforms are listed. Marked open source: the root package.json declares the MIT licence, although no LICENSE file was found at the repository root. The last release shown is an alpha package release (privacy-pools 0.1.0-alpha.26); all releases are per-package alpha versions. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.

Note Marked not open source: the code is public but source-available under the Business Source License 1.1, converting to GPL v2.0 or later on 27 Dec 2027. Front end for a protocol rather than a wallet; users connect an existing Solana wallet. README says audited by Accretion, HashCloak, Zigtur and Kriko, and that only SOL is currently supported for private transfers, with SPL tokens to follow. The last release shown is the only GitHub release (program deployment 1.0.2); the repository had commits as late as 29 Sep 2026 and the web app may have been updated since. Checked on 16 Oct 2026.