How to download the Pandacoin wallet
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The official wallet is the easiest way to hold, send, stake, and mine PND. It's available for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android.
Only download from the links above. Scammers host fake Pandacoin wallets on lookalike domains. If it's not pandacoin.tech or the official GitLab, don't trust it.
Pick your platform — Windows, macOS, Linux, or Android.
Download the installer for your OS from one of the official links above.
Install and launch the wallet.
Let it sync. The wallet needs to download the current state of the blockchain. First sync takes roughly 10 minutes on a normal connection. Balances will look wrong until sync finishes — that's expected.
Back it up. See Backup Pandacoin wallet. Do this before depositing any real PND.
Run the .exe installer. Windows SmartScreen may complain — that's normal for smaller open-source projects that don't pay for a code-signing certificate. Click More info → Run anyway if you downloaded from an official source.
Open the .dmg and drag the wallet into Applications. If macOS blocks it, right-click the app → Open → confirm once. After that it launches normally.
Use the provided .AppImage or tarball. Make it executable (chmod +x) and run. For running a node instead, see the Docker image.
The mobile wallet is a lighter, SPV-style client — no blockchain download, syncs in seconds. Available on the website. Back it up the moment you finish setup.
Keep the wallet open and online while it catches up.
On slow connections or older machines, first sync can take longer than 10 minutes — don't panic.
If sync gets stuck, restart the wallet. If it's still stuck, ask in Telegram.
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