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Public Monero remote nodes
Operator-published remote nodes you can point a light wallet at. Pick by trust, transport, and now — by your own browser's latency probe (test button on each row, never auto-pinged so we don't leak your IP). Run your own when you can; this list is for the times you can't.
last reviewed 2026-05-13
› Public Monero remote nodes » Roll-your-own 1Client-side latency probe
Runs in your browser, not on our server, so the latency you see is the latency you'll actually get. Heads-up: clicking below sends one request to every listed node from your current IP. If you're not on Tor / VPN, that's n operators that learn you exist. We don't auto-run for that reason.
- node.community.rino.io —
- xmr-node.cakewallet.com —
- node.monerodevs.org —
- nodex.monerujo.io —
- node.sethforprivacy.com —
- nodes.hashvault.pro —
- node.xmr.party —
- xmr-de-2.boldsuck.org —
- node1.xmr-tw.org —
- anstee.dev —
- xmr.litepay.ch —
- kowalski.fiatfaucet.com —
- node.richfowler.net —
- xmr.support —
- Plowsof public nodes —
- monero.one —
- xmr.rocks —
- Rucknium research node —
- StormyCloud (xmr.stormycloud.org) —
Extended list — uncurated, sourced from monero.fail
The curated 20 above are our editorial picks. For the long-tail (~200 clearnet + 156 Tor + 213 I2P operator-published endpoints), open monero.fail directly, or use the JS-enabled view of this page where the list loads inline + can be probed.