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In the event that you need to reset a lost password on your RINO account, you first need to have access to your RINO Account Recovery Document. This document was given to you on creation of your RINO account. Hopefully you have saved and/or printed this out. The document contains your Account Recovery Secret Key. Without it, RINO has no way to reset your password. You, the user, have ultimate control over your funds on RINO, including the sole ability to reset passwords. This is not a bug, but a security feature.

It seems news about account hacks and ransomware are always in the headlines. Usually, this involves an attacker gaining access with a victim’s stolen or compromised credentials. According to a 2023 Password Decisions Survey conducted by Bitwarden of 800 IT professionals, the majority report their organization has experienced cyberattacks (60%) and that two-factor authentication (2FA) is commonly used in the workplace (92%).

When you have a mountain of tasks to complete and meetings to attend, it might not always be convenient to wait for a wallet to sync just to check if an invoice has been paid by a client. Or maybe the accounting department would like to receive a notification if there are any incoming transfers on a corporate Monero account.

RINO offers two different account types: enterprise and community. As the names imply, the first one targets organizations while the second one is aimed at end-users of the Monero community. The reason for this separation is that enterprises simply have different requirements than end-users. By separating account types, RINO can cater to the specific needs of these two groups.

A step toward realizing our vision of a more private and secure financial ecosystem

We give you a quick walkthrough about how to integrate Monero in your business using RINO.

RINO today announced that it is making its enterprise wallet free to use. RINO’s enterprise wallet enables financial industry best practices such as spending limits and four-eye approvals. Organizations can now sign up instantly and get started without having to deal with sales people or subscription models.

Here at RINO, we are deeply committed to the Monero ecosystem, and work every day to improve the lives of its users, developers and the overall community. We believe that Monero is a fundamental tool for a better society, and we want to help as much as we can. For this reason, other than our enterprise wallet (something that was missing before we launched last year), RINO also provides a set of tools and apps to help the community interact with the Monero network, either for exploring its possibilities or for building new software and services on top of it.

In this article, we will show you, step by step, how you can share a Monero wallet with multiple users within your organization. You can give these users different roles, resulting in different permissions, allowing you (the owner) to tightly control access to your wallet. If you are keen to know more about all the different roles that exist in RINO, what they can do and what they can’t do, you should take a look at our previous post.

Imagine using RINO for months when suddenly, out of the blue, the website seemingly vanishes. Or maybe it is up, but RINO is not functional due to some server misconfiguration issue or some other network infrastructure shenanigans. As it turns out, in any of these circumstances, your funds are safe and fully accessible by you without any help from RINO.

Organizations and groups of individuals often face the challenge of managing shared access to common funds, in a way that provides them the required flexibility to execute their day-to-day operations while maintaining a certain level of security.

View-only wallets are great way to share with the public a wallet's balance, but the balance is not alway correct. With RINO multisig, a user can share a more up to date balance in real time.

Self-custody, it’s all about having control over your coins

Fungibility, money and bitcoin. Let’s have a deep dive into fungibility.

Multi-signature wallets are cryptocurrency wallets that require more than one private key to execute a transaction. This feature is available in Monero wallets.

We are happy to announce the launch of RINO, the professional wallet that gives businesses and individuals self-custody with peace of mind...