Fukuii GUI
Use your own node
A native desktop application for self-custody asset management and node operation, built on the same Qt/QML model as Monero GUI. It is the graphical interface to Fukuii: hold and transact ETC against the node you run, rather than through a third-party RPC endpoint that sees every address you look up.
Not just for miners. Anyone who would rather their own node answered their wallet’s questions is the audience.
Capabilities
Your keys, your node, one application
Fukuii keeps the node lean and does not speak pool or wallet protocols itself. Fukuii GUI is a separate product that attaches to the node’s integration seams.
Hold
Self-custody wallet
Keys stay on your machine. Mnemonic seed backup, view-only wallets for watching an address without exposing its keys, and offline transaction signing for an air-gapped setup.
- Mnemonic seed backup
- View-only wallets
- Offline signing
- Keys never leave the device
Secure
Hardware wallets
Ledger and Trezor devices are supported directly, so the signing key stays in the secure element and the desktop application never sees it.
- Ledger Nano S, S Plus, X, Gen 5
- Ledger Stax and Flex
- Trezor Model T
- Trezor Safe 3 and Safe 5
Run
Node operation
Drive a Fukuii node from a graphical interface: watch sync progress, manage peers, and point the application at a node you run locally or one you reach remotely.
- Sync monitoring
- Peer management
- Local or remote node config
- Your own RPC, not a third party
Mine
Mining management
A hub for miners working against their own node rather than a pool operator’s. Solo mining and P2Pool integration run alongside the wallet, on the same client.
- Solo mining
- P2Pool integration
- Runs against your node
- Alongside the wallet
Platforms
Cross-platform desktop
Qt/QML, the same toolkit Monero GUI is built on, so the application is native on each desktop rather than a browser wrapped in a window.
Windows
x86-64
macOS
Apple silicon and Intel
Linux
x86-64
The node underneath. Fukuii is Ethereum Classic’s first native client — an EVM execution client in Scala 3 LTS on the JVM, where one binary runs several networks at once in one process. Fukuii GUI drives it. Read about the client.
Running ETC today?
Hardware wallets and browser wallets cover Ethereum Classic now. Compare what is available while Fukuii GUI is built.