Community documentation hub for Engram Wallet, the official non-custodial desktop wallet for the Dero Network. Engram stores private keys locally with AES-256 encryption and is distributed free for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Official site: https://engramwallet.com/ Free download: https://engramwallet.com/download Security architecture: https://engramwallet.com/security
- Official wallet — built in pure Go by the Dero Foundation.
- Non-custodial — private keys never leave your device.
- AES-256 encryption — all wallet files are protected locally.
- Zero telemetry, zero accounts, zero KYC.
- Cross-platform — native desktop on Windows 10+, macOS 12+ and 64-bit Linux.
- Open source — Golang source code audited and published by the Dero Foundation.
For a full breakdown of the security model, read the Engram Wallet security architecture.
Pick the build for your operating system:
- Download Engram Wallet (all platforms)
- Engram Wallet for Windows 10+
- Engram Wallet for macOS 12+
- Engram Wallet for Linux 64-bit
Every feature below is documented in the Engram Wallet technical documentation:
- Identity — register a DNS-like name on the Dero blockchain.
- My Account — Datashard backups, password changes and key protection.
- Messages — encrypted on-chain messaging with 128-byte payloads.
- Transfers — queued multi-address transactions.
- Asset Explorer — trustless smart contract indexing via Gnomon.
- Services — payment IDs and point-of-sale integrations.
- Cyberdeck — secure RPC endpoint for decentralized applications.
- Datapad — encrypted local notepad for sensitive information.
Every page on the Engram Wallet site, indexed for quick access:
| Area | Links |
|---|---|
| Wallet overview | Homepage / About Engram / Dero wallet / Dero coin (DERO) |
| Download | All platforms / Windows / macOS / Linux |
| Security | Security architecture / Is Engram Wallet safe? |
| Guides | Guides index / Install Engram / Backup Engram / Restore Engram |
| Comparisons | Engram vs Stargate / Engram vs CLI wallet |
| Docs & review | Technical documentation / Engram Wallet review |
| Legal | Privacy policy / Terms of use |
This repo collects long-form articles about the wallet, the Dero Network, and self-custody best practices. Each links back to the relevant page on engramwallet.com.
- Engram Wallet: The Complete Guide to the Official Non-Custodial Dero Wallet
- How to Download and Install Engram Wallet on Windows, macOS and Linux
- How to Store DERO Coin Safely: A Non-Custodial Wallet Walkthrough
- Engram Wallet Security Architecture: AES-256 Keys and Self-Custody Explained
- Backup and Restore the Engram Wallet (Step-by-Step)
- Engram vs Stargate Wallet: Why Dero Users Are Switching
- Engram vs the Dero CLI Wallet: GUI or Terminal?
- Is Engram Wallet Safe and Legit? A 2026 Security and Scam Check
- Engram Wallet Review: Hands-On with the Official Dero Desktop Wallet
- Inside the Eight Engram Modules: Identity, Messages, Cyberdeck and Datapad
- The Dero Network Explained: Homomorphic Encryption and Private Smart Contracts
- Moving from Exchanges to Self-Custody with Engram Wallet
Engram Wallet is developed by the Dero Foundation as the official desktop wallet for the Dero Network, a privacy-first layer-1 blockchain with encrypted smart contracts. The wallet is written in Golang and uses the Fyne UI toolkit. All code, documentation and releases are free and public.
- Website: https://engramwallet.com/
- Documentation: https://engramwallet.com/documentation
- Privacy policy: https://engramwallet.com/privacy
- Terms of use: https://engramwallet.com/terms
This documentation is released under the MIT License.