Decentralized wallet THORWallet has integrated Monero, giving users direct access to the Monero network from within the app. The rollout adds core XMR functions, including sending and receiving the privacy-focused cryptocurrency. Users can also create and manage multiple Monero accounts under the same wallet seed, while choosing either a custom Monero node or the default node provided by the app. THORWallet said its Monero setup uses a lightweight design, with keys, balances, and transaction history calculated and stored on the user’s device. Separately, Monero support on THORChain is still undergoing testing and audit work. Once that process is complete, THORWallet plans to enable native cross-chain swaps inside the app between XMR and assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, according to the update cited by BeInCrypto.
THORWallet, a decentralized wallet, has integrated Monero (XMR), allowing users to access the Monero network through the app and use core functions including sending and receiving XMR.
Users can create and manage multiple Monero accounts under the same wallet seed. They can also choose to configure their own Monero node or use a default node. THORWallet said the wallet uses a lightweight implementation, with keys, balances, and transaction history calculated and stored on the user’s device.
Separately, according to BeInCrypto, Monero support on THORChain is still in testing and under audit. After that work is completed, THORWallet plans to add native in-app cross-chain swaps between XMR and assets including Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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