nawano

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           100% OSS, BSD-2

Nawano is a simple, fast and secure way to manage your Nano funds locally—without doing any syncing, and without having to trust a wallet provider on the World Wide Web.

Seeds are encrypted with AES-256 and never leaves your computer.

Node communication is done over RPC; locally or using a remote backend (such as Canoe).

Want to know more about Nano?

• Check out the official website.

Want some free Nano to get started?

• You can get a small amount for testing purposes at nano-faucet.org

Demo

Shows some common wallet operations.

Installing

Linux (Ubuntu)

available setup (pip) environment variables:

• USE_GPU (install OpenCL libs and set to 1 to use the GPU for work generation)

$ sudo apt-get install libb2-dev python3
$ sudo pip3 install nawano --upgrade
$ nawano

MacOS

available setup (pip) environment variables:

• USE_GPU (enabled by default, set to 0 to use CPU for work generation)
• LINK_OMP (enabled by default, set to 0 to use gcc with builtin GOMP)

$ brew install gcc libb2 libomp python3
$ sudo pip3 install nawano --upgrade
$ nawano

Windows

Nawano can be installed in Microsoft Windows using WSL.

1. Enable WSL: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
2. Using Microsoft Store, install Ubuntu Linux and start it.
3. Follow the Ubuntu Linux install instruction above.

You may now close the terminal window and simply run wsl nawano to start the application.

Project status

While Nawano does work, it's currently under heavy development and should probably be considered unstable as it lacks tests and extensive real-world use.

Quality improvements

• API documentation
• Usage documentation (Wiki)
• Unit tests & TravisCI

Features

• Transaction history
• Application logging

Install guides

• Linux
• MacOS
• Windows

Future plans

• Ledger integration
• Yubikey integration
• Official Debian package

License

Please bare in mind that—just as the official Nano software—Nawano uses the BSD 2-Clause License (i.e. no liability for loss of funds).

Author

Robert Wikman <[e-mail]>