Monero (XMR) is a high-profile digital currency in the cryptocurrency market and is highly regarded for its unique privacy features and security. In the process of using Monero, light wallets have become the first choice for many investors and users because they are more convenient and efficient than full-node wallets. This article will delve into the use of Monero light wallets, especially the introduction to block synchronization, to help readers better understand how to use light wallets for Monero transactions.

Digital currency is actually a kind of currency. So when we have currency, how do we save it? In normal times, we must keep it in our wallet. The same is true for digital currency. In fact, the essence of currency is If you forget a string of passwords, it is equivalent to losing these currencies. It is common for long-term holding of some currencies to forget them. At this time, we will use a digital currency wallet, which can help us count our The currency held ensures the security of the tokens and can also play a role in transactions.

**1. Download wallet**

Wallet download address: (If the download is slow, please use the download tool to download)

**2. Graphical interface wallet generation**

Unzip and run monero-wallet-gui.exe, and just follow the steps step by step. I won’t describe it here.

**Important reminder:**

1. Please keep this information properly to prevent the wallet from being stolen. If the wallet is lost, use this information to restore the wallet.

2. The block needs to be synchronized before you can check the real-time balance and transfer, but it does not affect mining. You can mine directly using the wallet address.

3. The block synchronization data is stored in the C drive by default and can be modified according to the figure below.

The default storage directory is C:ProgramDatabitmonero. If some data has been synchronized, the folder can be moved to another disk to modify the path.

The graphical interface is relatively simple to operate. It is recommended to use the graphical interface. If there are no special requirements, please skip the following content.

**3. Wallet generation command**

Unzip and run monerod.exe and monero-wallet-cli.exe. monerod.exe is the daemon process used to synchronize blocks. monero-wallet-
cli.exe wallet main program.

Transfer order

transfer 0 [Base Addresses] [amount] [Payment_Id]

Other commands

help help balance View wallet data

refresh update wallet save save

Important reminder:

The block needs to be synchronized before you can check the real-time balance and transfer, but it does not affect mining. Mining can be done directly using the wallet address.

**2. Block synchronization data is stored in C drive by default**

monerod.exe –data-dir E:bitmonero Save the above command as a bat batch file E:bitmonero inside
for the directory name you want to synchronize. Then put the batch file in

Just put it in the same directory as your wallet file. In this way, every time you run the batch file, it will be synchronized in the synchronization directory you set by default.

Warm reminder: If you previously synced to the C drive by default. It is best to complete the synchronization by copying the entire synchronized folder to the drive letter directory you want to save. Then synchronize, so as not to change the synchronization.