This is the source code of a Monero JSON-RPC client (for both daemon and wallet) built on .netstandard2.1.
Both a daemon client and wallet client are available. The daemon client interacts with monerod.exe
, and the wallet client interacts with monero-wallet-rpc.exe
Initialize Client
using Monero.Client.Daemon;
var daemonClient = await MoneroDaemonClient.CreateAsync("127.0.0.1",18081);
Get Connections
List<Connection> connections = await daemonClient.GetConnectionsAsync();
For the entire MoneroDaemonClient interface, please click here.
Initialize Client
using Monero.Client.Network;
using Monero.Client.Wallet;
using Monero.Client.Wallet.POD;
// Asynchronously Initialize Client (and Open Wallet)
var walletClient = await MoneroWalletClient.CreateAsync(MoneroNetwork.Mainnet, "TestMainnet", "123");
Transfer Funds
var dA = new List<(string address, ulong amount)>()
{
("BfukYd1Dv5YDgkZDhffjmHb1SfzT7Wr1HNTYkyxEmfnXiGepCHgPiaWicRCLHpM2moVNWAxNEVKogU2w58fT", 1000ul),
("SomeOtherMoneroAddress", 3233100ul),
};
var response = await moneroWalletClient.TransferAsync(dA, TransferPriority.Normal);
For the entire MoneroWalletClient interface, please click here. Note: Unlike the Daemon Client, to perform any action with the Wallet Client, one must first either create a new wallet, or open an existing one (as shown above).
Available on Nuget here.
Install-Package Monero.Client -Version 1.0.1.7
git clone https://github.com/monero-ecosystem/csharp-monero-rpc-client.git
All contributions are welcome. Please make sure your pull request include:
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