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One wallet. Both chains. (coming soon)

The Vericonomy desktop wallet holds both Verium and VeriCoin, with mining and staking built in. Until it ships, use the iOS light wallet or the official Qt releases below.

Vericonomy WalletLive

Dashboard

Connected
SyncedMainnet
Latest block

1,847,293

Mined 2m ago

Hashrate
892 KH/m
Balance
24.52 VRM
Peers
12

Live chain sync, balances, and network stats at a glance

Available now

Download a wallet

Vericonomy Wallet for iOS is available today. Full-node Qt wallets are the way to mine Verium or stake VeriCoin until the unified desktop app ships.

Vericonomy Wallet for iOS

Light wallet

Hold VRM and VRC on iPhone or iPad without syncing a node. Non-custodial, with widgets, Live Activities, and Siri Shortcuts.

Verium Qt Wallet

VRM · Full node

Official Verium Qt wallet and daemon — solo CPU mining and full-chain validation.

Vericoin Qt Wallet

VRC · Full node

Official VeriCoin Qt wallet — stake VRC and run a full node locally.

Vericonomy desktop wallet

Coming soon

Unified app for Verium and VeriCoin — mine, stake, and manage both chains in one place. Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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Installation

Qt wallet setup

Verium and VeriCoin ship as separate full-node Qt wallets today — download, encrypt, sync, back up, then mine or stake.

Your keys, your coins

These wallets are self-custodial. Back up wallet.dat and your passphrase — no one can recover lost keys for you.

Verium Qt

Full node · solo CPU mining

  1. 1

    Download and launch

    Grab the Verium Qt build for your platform from the downloads above. Extract the archive, then run verium-qt (or the Windows/macOS app bundle). On first launch the wallet creates its data directory and starts the embedded node.
  2. 2

    Encrypt and set a passphrase

    Go to Settings → Encrypt Wallet and choose a strong passphrase. This encrypts wallet.dat on disk. The daemon may restart once — reopen the wallet when prompted.
  3. 3

    Sync or bootstrap the chain

    Leave the wallet open until it catches up to the network (progress appears in the status bar). To speed up a fresh install, use File → Reload Blockchain or download a bootstrap snapshot from files.vericonomy.com/vrm/bootstrap. Solo mining and RPC work best once the chain is fully synced.
  4. 4

    Back up your wallet

    Use File → Backup Wallet and store the .dat file offline. Anyone with your wallet file and passphrase controls your VRM — there is no recovery service.
  5. 5

    Mine VRM (solo)

    On the Overview screen, use the mining control to start CPU mining inside the wallet (unlock the wallet first). For more threads or pool mining, use veriumMiner against your local RPC or the public stratum endpoint.

VeriCoin Qt

Full node · Proof-of-Stake-Time

  1. 1

    Download and launch

    Install the VeriCoin Qt wallet for your OS from the downloads above. Open the app — it runs a full node locally and creates a receiving address you can copy from the Receive tab.
  2. 2

    Encrypt and set a passphrase

    Choose Settings → Encrypt Wallet before holding meaningful balances. Pick a passphrase you will remember; it is required to send coins and to stake.
  3. 3

    Sync or bootstrap the chain

    First sync can take hours as the wallet validates history. Optional bootstrap archives are listed at files.vericonomy.com/vrc/bootstrap. Staking stays inactive until the chain is caught up and peers are connected.
  4. 4

    Back up your wallet

    File → Backup Wallet saves an encrypted copy of wallet.dat. Store backups on removable media or another machine — not in cloud email.
  5. 5

    Stake VRC

    With VRC in your wallet, unlock for staking only from the Overview screen and leave the wallet online. Coins must mature (~8 hours) before they contribute. See the staking guide for PoST details.

What's next?

With a wallet installed, you can start mining Verium or staking VeriCoin right away.