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I built ARX around a hard separation.
Simple opens into ordinary self-custody: balances, receiving, reviewed sends, swaps, custom EVM networks and WalletConnect across 25 built-in networks.
Privacy is a separate opt-in profile for proxy-enforced connections, separate Main and Anonymous identities, a permanent RAILGUN 0zk identity, Monero, and transparent or shielded Zcash.
The split is deliberate. Someone who only wants a clean desktop wallet should not have to understand a privacy protocol before receiving BTC. Someone who does want privacy should get an environment that treats network identity and recovery boundaries seriously.
Open-source code and current Windows installer: https://github.com/SeverianRoth/ARX
Simple walkthrough:

Privacy walkthrough:
If you use a Windows wallet, which boundary would you choose: a separate mode, one combined interface, or two separate apps?

Most Windows wallets make you choose between beginner simplicity and serious privacy, or put every chain and protocol into the same interface. I built ARX as one open-source, fully local app with two deliberately separate profiles.
Simple is for everyday self-custody: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL and BNB; network-aware receiving; reviewed sends; swaps; custom EVM networks; and WalletConnect across 25 built-in networks.
Privacy stays out of the way until you choose it. It adds proxy-enforced connections, separate Main and Anonymous identities, a permanent RAILGUN 0zk identity, native Monero, and shielded or unshielded Zcash.
The goal is to make self-custody feel cleaner than leaving assets on an exchange without forcing people to learn privacy protocols before they can receive a coin.
Windows installer and source: https://github.com/SeverianRoth/ARX
Simple walkthrough:

Privacy walkthrough:
ARX launches on Product Hunt tomorrow. I am looking for one blunt Windows user to tell me which first screen or term creates hesitation.

ARX is an open-source, fully local Windows wallet built around two profiles. Simple keeps everyday self-custody clean across 25 networks, swaps, custom EVM networks and WalletConnect. Privacy keeps advanced tools separate with proxy-enforced connections, distinct identities, RAILGUN 0zk, Monero and shielded Zcash.