Proof-of-Stake · Open source · Verifiable end to end
A cryptocurrency you can
actually audit.
CodexaCoin runs on real, live infrastructure today — not a whitepaper, not a countdown timer. Every consensus parameter is documented, every release is GPG-signed, and every number below comes straight from the running chain.
Pulled live from the public explorer's API on page load — refresh any time to see it move.
Get a wallet
All five talk to the same live CodexaCoin mainnet. No token sale, no exchange listing gate — these are wallets for a real, running chain, not a pre-launch signup form.
Desktop (macOS)
Full node + staking wallet, with a graphical interface.
Download .dmgUnsigned build (no Apple Developer ID yet) — macOS will warn it's from an unidentified developer. Right-click the app → Open to run it anyway.
Mobile (Android)
Send, receive, and manage staking from your phone.
Download .apkDirect install, not on the Play Store yet — you'll need to allow installs from unknown sources.
Web wallet
No install — send, receive, and stake from any browser.
Open web walletCustodial: the staking pool holds keys for pooled staking. See the wallet's own docs for what that means.
Desktop (Windows)
Full node + graphical wallet, built and tested via GitHub Actions CI.
Download installer (.exe)Unsigned — no paid code-signing certificate yet, so Windows SmartScreen will warn on first run. Verify with GPG/SHA256 below instead.
Desktop (Linux)
Full node + graphical wallet, built and tested on Ubuntu 22.04 x86_64.
Download .tar.gzNeeds Qt5 + standard libs from your distro's package manager — see the README inside the archive.
iOS builds aren't available yet.
Verifying a download
None of these binaries carry a paid code-signing certificate (Windows Authenticode, Apple notarization) — that costs money and requires real business/identity verification we haven't done yet, so your OS may warn you regardless of which of these you download. What you can verify: that the file you downloaded is exactly what this project published, using the same checksum + GPG signature scheme Bitcoin Core itself uses for releases.
SHA256SUMS ·
SHA256SUMS.asc (detached GPG signature) ·
public key
(fingerprint 2C77 0475 F75E 8947 5B0E C03B 7037 CCBC C6DC 0A7A)
gpg --import codexacoin-release-key.asc gpg --verify SHA256SUMS.asc SHA256SUMS shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing # macOS/Linux # or: certutil -hashfile CodexaCoin-Core-win64.zip SHA256 # Windows
If both checks pass, the file is byte-for-byte what the project published. That doesn't make Windows/Gatekeeper stop warning you — only a paid certificate does that — but it's the real, cryptographic answer to "how do I know this hasn't been tampered with."
Also built independently on GitHub Actions
The Windows installer above and the macOS .dmg are both
already built via GitHub's own infrastructure or verified against it
— a second, independent build path worth having for a project asking
to be trusted, not just a developer's own machine. The Linux archive
below is a CLI-only alternative build (no Qt packages on that CI
runner) alongside the GUI-inclusive one above. All covered by the
same SHA256SUMS above.
Linux (.tar.gz, CLI-only) · Linux .deb package (Debian/Ubuntu) · full CI release on GitHub →
One codebase, a full ecosystem
CodexaCoin isn't just a fork with a new ticker. It's a complete, working stack — the kind of infrastructure a network needs before it can support real usage, not after.
Block explorer
Search blocks, transactions, and addresses; a live rich list and supply chart, all served from a real indexed backend.
Open explorer →Staking gateway
A REST API backing the mobile and web wallets' custodial staking pool — deposit, withdraw, and reward accounting, all auditable in the source.
View source →Merchant checkout widget
An embeddable payment widget so any site can accept CAC directly — built alongside the wallets, not bolted on afterward.
View source →Full source, MIT-licensed
Every component above — node, wallets, gateway, explorer, checkout widget — in one public repository.
Browse GitHub →By the numbers
Every one of these numbers is documented and versioned in the project's own
PARAMETERS.md alongside the reasoning behind it — nothing here is
marketing copy invented separately from the code.
What we won't tell you
A lot of crypto marketing quietly omits the early-stage risks. We'd rather you hear them from us first:
Supply is concentrated today
The founder premine currently sits in a small number of wallets. It hasn't been distributed through an exchange or public sale — check the explorer's rich list yourself rather than taking our word for it.
No exchange listing yet
CAC isn't listed anywhere. There's no market price, no liquidity, and no guarantee either will exist. Anyone telling you otherwise about this project is wrong.
Desktop builds are unsigned
We haven't purchased code-signing certificates yet, so your OS will show a warning on first launch. We explain exactly why, and give you a real way to verify authenticity instead.
This is not investment advice
Nothing on this site is an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. Evaluate the code and the risks yourself.