Anonymous Full-Node Desktop Wallet

Supports B and Z addresses. Read here on how to claim your ANON from Zclassic and/or Bitcoin.

Download the latest release:

https://github.com/anonymousbitcoin/anon-full-node-wallet/releases

Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux

Java must be installed.

WARNING: Be careful when using this software! It is highly experimental.

Always test with small amounts first! It is your responsibility to properly handle your private keys!

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For best security, it is recommended to build the entire Anonymous wallet by yourself, directly from GitHub.

1 - Operating System and Tools

You will need Git & Java (JDK7 or later)

MacOS -

Download & Install JDK 10

Ubuntu Linux -

sudo apt-get install git default-jdk ant

RedHat/CentOS/Fedora Linux -

sudo yum install java-1.8.0-openjdk git ant

The name of the JDK package (java-1.8.0-openjdk) may vary depending on the Linux system, so look around if name java-1.8.0-openjdk can't be found or doesn't work.

Commands git, java, javac need to be runnable from command line before proceeding with build.

2 - Building from Source Code

First, clone this Git repository:

git clone https://github.com/anonymousbitcoin/anon-full-node-wallet

Enter:

cd anon-full-node-wallet

Build:

./gradlew clean fatJar

This may take a few seconds. When it finishes, you will now see build/libs/AnonymousDesktopWallet-VERSION.jar.

You need to make this file executable:

chmod u+x build/libs/AnonymousDesktopWallet-VERSION.jar

Copy the AnonymousDesktopWallet-VERSION.jar from the build/libs folder and place it beside the anond and anon-cli within the ~/anon/src folder:

cp build/libs/AnonymousDesktopWallet-VERSION.jar ~/anon/src/

At this point the build process is finished! The final product is the GUI Wallet Java JAR: ~/anon/src/AnonymousDesktopWallet-VERSION.jar

You can now run the Desktop GUI Wallet:

cd build/libs
java -jar AnonymousDesktopWallet-VERSION.jar

Or just double-click it!

If you are using Ubuntu or another Linux, you may need to right-click AnonymousDesktopWallet-VERSION.jar file and choose "Open with OpenJDK 8 Runtime".

Setting up your configuration file: (anon.conf)

Running the .jar will automatically set up ~/.anon/anon.conf for you. In some cases, you may need to edit it manually. It should contain:

txindex=1
rpcuser=ENTER-RANDOM-ALPHANUMERICAL-PASSWORD
rpcpassword=ENTER-RANDOM-ALPHANUMERICAL-PASSWORD
rpcport=3130
#addnode=...

Notes from ZENCash - Known Issues and Limitations

1. Issue: The Anonymous Desktop GUI Wallet is not compatible with applications that modify the ANON wallet.dat file. The wallet should not be used with such applications on the same PC. For instance some distributed exchange applications are known to create watch-only addresses in the wallet.dat file that cause the GUI wallet to display a wrong balance and/or display addresses that do not belong to the wallet.
2. Limitation: if two users exchange text messages via the messaging UI TAB and one of them has a system clock, substantially running slow or fast by more than 1 minute, it is possible that this user will see text messages appearing out of order.
3. Limitation: if a messaging identity has been created (happens on first click on the messaging UI tab), then replacing the wallet.dat or changing the node configuration between mainnet and testnet will make the identity invalid. This will result in a wallet update error. To remove the error the directory ~/.AnonymousDesktopWallet/messaging may be manually renamed or deleted (when the wallet is stopped). CAUTION: all messaging history will be lost in this case!
4. Limitation: Wallet encryption has been temporarily disabled in Anonymous due to stability problems. A corresponding issue #1552 has been opened by the Zcash developers. Correspondingly, wallet encryption has been temporarily disabled in the Anonymous Desktop GUI Wallet. The latter needs to be disabled.
5. Limitation: The list of transactions does not show all outgoing ones (specifically outgoing Z address transactions). A corresponding issue #1438 has been opened for the Zcash developers.
6. Limitation: The CPU percentage shown to be taken by anond on Linux is the average for the entire lifetime of the process. This is not very useful. This will be improved in future versions.
7. Limitation: When using a natively compiled wallet version (e.g. AnonymousDesktopWallet.exe for Windows) on a very high resolution monitor with a specifically configured DPI scaling (enlargement) factor to make GUI elements look larger, the GUI elements of the wallet actually do not scale as expected. To correct this on Windows you need to right-click on AnonymousDesktopWallet.exe and choose option:

Properties >> Compatibility >> Override high DPI scaling behavior >> Scaling performed by: (Application)

License

Originally forked from the BTCP Swing Wallet.

This program is distributed under an MIT License

Disclaimer

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.