Zepio Wallet

A shielded-address-first Zcash wallet for desktop, built around Sapling privacy, local control, and a full-node workflow.

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macOS · Windows · Linux
Built-in zcashd
mainnet + testnet

Zepio Wallet dashboard showing shielded balance and recent transactions — Wallet state, shielded balance and recent activity in one desktop view.

Shielded-first

Sapling addresses are treated as the default privacy path.

Full node included

Run with the embedded zcashd or connect your own.

Cross-platform

Desktop builds for macOS, Windows and Linux.

Light + dark

A focused wallet interface with both display themes.

Privacy

Designed around shielded Zcash usage

Zepio keeps Sapling addresses close to the center of the wallet flow. Transparent addresses remain available, while shielded sends and receives are presented as the privacy-oriented path for everyday use.

Sapling addresses

Create and use zs addresses directly from the Receive workflow.

Shielded sends

Address validation, memo input and a final confirmation step stay inside the Send flow.

Local transaction context

Zepio keeps outgoing shielded transaction information locally so the wallet can preserve useful history.

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Zepio Receive screen with a shielded Zcash address — Shielded and transparent address types stay visible without turning the wallet into a protocol manual.

Zepio Console screen showing local zcashd node status

Zepio Settings screen with network and wallet configuration

Full node

A wallet with the node in view

Zepio works with a full zcashd node rather than hiding the node layer. The application can start an embedded node, read node status in the Console, or connect to an existing setup through zcash.conf.

Daemon: Built-in zcashd or external node
Networks: mainnet and testnet
Control: Node status, settings and wallet backup tools remain accessible

A full node requires local storage and an initial blockchain sync. See the installation notes for current project requirements.

Installation and requirements

Interface

The desktop workspace

A compact set of views for balances, sending, receiving, transaction history and wallet configuration.

01 / Dashboard

See wallet state at a glance

Shielded, transparent and unconfirmed balances sit above the most recent wallet activity.

02 / Send

Build and confirm a payment

Choose a source, enter a destination and memo when supported, then review the transaction before broadcast.

03 / Receive

Keep addresses organized

Generate addresses, copy them quickly and open QR details without leaving the receive view.

04 / Transactions

Follow wallet activity

Review chronological send and receive entries, then open a transaction for identifiers and confirmation details.

05 / Settings

Configure the wallet deliberately

Switch networks and themes, work with private keys, and access wallet backup controls.

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Download

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Get the desktop release for macOS, Windows, or Linux directly from zepiowallet.org.

Place release signatures and checksums in the same download folders when available.

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FAQ

Practical answers before you install

For deeper setup and troubleshooting material, continue into the documentation.

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Where do I download Zepio?

Use the download links on zepiowallet.org to get the available macOS, Windows, or Linux build.

Is Zepio a light client?

No. Zepio operates with a full zcashd node and includes an embedded node for that workflow.

Does Zepio support mainnet and testnet?

Yes. Both mainnet and testnet are supported and can be selected from Settings.

Can I use an external zcashd node?

Yes. Zepio can read your zcash.conf configuration and connect to an external node.

Does Zepio support custom fees?

Yes. Custom transaction fees are available from the additional options in the Send view.