Your own wallet, opened with your face.

Make a wallet in seconds with Face ID or a fingerprint. Only you can move what is in it.

Open your wallet

01Wallet

Your MonFunded wallet.

The same wallet pays your fee and receives your payouts. It is self-custody: only you can move what is in it, and you can send it to any wallet.

  • Add money on Monad

    Send USDC, AUSD or MON on Monad to your address, from an exchange or any wallet. The app tells you when they land.

  • Fund from MetaMask

    Connect MetaMask, Phantom or Backpack on the fund page and send to your MonFunded wallet in one step.

    Wallet connection by Dynamic

  • Swap on Kuru

    Buy and sell MON, USDC and more on Kuru's fully onchain order book, with market and limit orders.

    Order book by Kuru

  • Perps with your own AUSD

    Outside the challenge, trade perps — perpetuals, the contracts that never expire — on Perpl with your own AUSD, Agora's dollar.

    Perps on Perpl · AUSD by Agora

02Security

Your keys never leave your device.

MonFunded never holds your keys or your coins. The server keeps only what it needs to run the challenge.

  • One passkey, many keys

    Your passkey makes your wallet and your Perpl trading key. Nothing to write down.

    Passkey by Mera

  • Or email and Google

    Prefer not to use a passkey? Sign up or sign in with email or Google and get an embedded wallet instead.

    Sign-in by Privy

  • Nothing to steal on our server

    It holds no keys and no coins. The contract's reserve can only pay payouts, to the wallet that earned them.

  • Only our code runs

    A strict content security policy blocks any script that isn't MonFunded's from running next to your keys.

  • Exact approvals

    Every payment approves the exact amount. No unlimited allowances are left behind.

  • Fair play, checked

    The server flags martingale, copy trading and oversized positions, and a flagged payout waits for a person to review it.

How it works

  1. Make it with your face

    Open the app and choose Create with a passkey. Your phone or computer asks for Face ID, a fingerprint or your screen lock. That makes the wallet, and there is nothing to install.

  2. Add money on Monad

    Send USDC, AUSD or MON on Monad to your address, from an exchange or any wallet. The app shows the address and a QR code, and tells you when the coins land.

  3. Use it for everything

    Pay a challenge fee, trade perps, swap coins and buy on the exchange from the same wallet. When you pass a challenge, your payouts arrive here.

What it costs

  • MON

    Sending coins

    A network fee, paid in MON to Monad's network, not to MonFunded. The app shows it before you confirm.

  • 10 MON

    Keeping MON for fees

    10 MON stay in your wallet for Monad's account reserve and fees, so selling MON leaves that amount behind.

  • Swapping on Kuru

    Kuru's fee, already counted in the amount you get.

  • 0.005%

    Getting AUSD

    A pool fee of 0.005%, included in the amount you get.

Words you'll see

Wallet
An app that holds your coins and signs your payments. Yours is made on your device.
Self-custody
Only you can move what is in the wallet. MonFunded never holds your keys or your coins.
Passkey
A sign-in your phone or computer keeps for you. Face ID, a fingerprint or your screen lock opens it.
Recovery phrase
A list of words that restores the wallet on any device. Anyone who sees them can take everything in it.
Monad
The blockchain MonFunded runs on. A block is final in under a second.
USDC
A digital dollar. It pays challenge fees and trades against MON, ETH, BTC and gold on the exchange.
AUSD
Agora's digital dollar on Monad. It is the money you trade with on the Perps page.
MON
Monad's own coin. It pays network fees.
Gas
The small network fee every onchain transaction pays, in MON.
Address
A long code starting with 0x that names your wallet. Share it to receive coins; it is safe to show, unlike your recovery phrase.

Risks, plainly

  • Lose the device and the recovery phrase, and the wallet is gone. Passkeys sync through iCloud Keychain or Google Password Manager, which helps, but write the phrase on paper and keep it offline.

  • Never share your recovery phrase. MonFunded will never ask for it. Anyone who has it can take everything in the wallet.

  • Onchain payments cannot be undone. Check the address and send only coins on Monad.

  • Only keep in your wallet what you can afford to lose. Nothing here is financial advice.

Questions

Who holds my coins?

You do. A passkey or password wallet's keys are made on your device and never leave it. MonFunded cannot move your coins, and you can send them to any wallet at any time.

What if I lose my phone?

Passkeys sync through iCloud Keychain or Google Password Manager, so your wallet comes back on your new device. You can also show your recovery phrase in the app and keep it somewhere safe.

Does the wallet lock itself?

Yes. Locking removes the key from the device, and your passkey brings it back. It also locks by itself after the inactivity time you set in Settings.

Where do my payouts go?

To the wallet that paid for the assessment, in USDC or AUSD. They cannot be sent anywhere else.

Can I send to another wallet?

Yes, to any address on Monad. You need a little MON for the network fee. Coins sent on another network than Monad can be lost.

One wallet. Everything in one app.

Open the app in your browser, make a wallet with your face or fingerprint, and try the free demo before you pay anything.