Meet OroWallet · In development
We're building OroWallet for people who want to receive crypto, send it, and understand their balance. Less wallet jargon. More focus on what you're trying to do.
This is a preview of the wallet in development. A public release date has not been announced. Check availability.
Screens, fixes and release updates at @use_oro. Following does not register you for early access.
The experience we're working toward
Inside the wallet
These are close-ups of the same development screen shown above. They explain the interface, not completed transaction tests.
01 / YOUR BALANCE
The home screen brings the available amount and total balance together, so you can find the starting point without hunting through menus.
The 0.00 USD shown is the value in this development screenshot, not a customer balance or proof of usage.
02 / YOUR NEXT ACTION
The main transfer controls sit together. History and Swap are also visible, rather than hidden behind the homepage.
This is an image: the buttons do not work here. A visible button does not mean its feature is ready for public use.No recreated balances or invented app screens. The interface can change as development continues.
Availability
Look at the wallet we're building. Follow the work. Tell us what would make a crypto payment easier for you.
The wallet itself is not publicly available yet. That is why there is no download or wallet-connect button on this site.
Status reviewed: .
Why I'm building Oro
I started Oro with no coding experience. About 18 months later, I'm still building toward a public release.
I want to change my own situation by building something useful. I also want receiving money to feel less confusing for the people who use it.
People who give an unfinished product their time deserve honest updates. That means showing the real screen, explaining what is unfinished, and listening before asking anyone to buy anything.
From the person building Oro · October 2026
Before you go
Not yet. OroWallet is still in development. This site introduces the project and shows its actual interface; it does not provide an installer or a public wallet. Release details will be posted here and on the official X account when confirmed.
Public platform availability has not been announced. The phone-shaped frame shows how the interface looks; it is not evidence of an App Store or Google Play release.
The screenshot shows those controls in the development interface. It does not demonstrate that every transfer or swap path has passed testing. The supported functions, networks and fees will be explained before public use.
No purchase is needed to follow development or offer feedback. Any future membership proposal would be explained separately. This page is not selling an NFT, token or investment.
No. Following lets you keep up with the public updates; it does not reserve access or register you for a beta. There is no early-access registration form on this page.
Connecting useful work with payment, community decisions and privacy-conscious donations are longer-term ideas. They are separate from the wallet's public release, not features available here today.
Follow the work. Shape what's next.
Choosing a network? Understanding a fee? Explaining the steps to the sender? Follow the development updates and tell us what gets in your way.
Follow Oro on XOpens @use_oro on X. No purchase or wallet connection needed.