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Which do I need?

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Desktop Wallet

For everyday users. Download, install, and run — the wallet starts its own node automatically. No technical setup required.

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Full Node + CLI

For server operators. Run intcoind as a service, manage via intcoin-cli. Includes the wallet tool, miner, and all command-line utilities.

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Build from Source

For developers and auditors. Clone the repo, build everything yourself, review the code. Full instructions below.

💻 Desktop Wallet

The standalone wallet includes an embedded full node, mining controls, and a graphical interface. Just download, install, and run — no server or terminal required.

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Windows

Windows 10/11 (64-bit)

Download Installer

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Linux x86_64

Tarball — runs on any glibc distro

Download .tar.gz

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Linux ARM64

Raspberry Pi 4+ / Apple Silicon Linux / Ampere

Download .tar.gz

First time? Download the Desktop Wallet above. It includes everything you need — a full node, wallet, and mining controls all in one application. See the Wallet Guide to get started.

⚙ Full Node + CLI Tools

Command-line binaries for server deployments. Includes intcoind (node daemon), intcoin-cli (RPC client), intcoin-miner (standalone miner), and intcoin-wallet (offline wallet tool).

Platform	Architecture	Package	Includes
Linux x86_64	x86_64 (glibc)	.tar.gz	intcoind, cli, miner, wallet — runs on Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Rocky/RHEL, openSUSE, Arch	Download
Linux ARM64	aarch64	.tar.gz	intcoind, cli, miner, wallet — Raspberry Pi 4+, Ampere, Apple Silicon Linux	Download
Windows	x86_64	.zip	intcoind, cli, miner, wallet, qt	Download
Source-build only (Tier 2): Alpine Linux (musl), NixOS — no pre-built binaries ship; build from source via `depends/`. Each has a native CI runner, so source builds are validated on every push. See BUILDING.md.
Source-build only (Tier 3, no native CI): macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel) — `depends/` has no macOS-specific blockers; build with `brew install cmake automake libtool pkg-config` then the standard build steps. Linux RISC-V 64 and s390x — CI verifies cross-compile cleanly and the resulting binary runs under `qemu-user-static`, but no binaries are shipped.

🛠 Build from Source

# Clone
git clone https://gitlab.com/INT-devs/intcoin.git && cd intcoin

# Build dependencies
cd depends && make -j$(nproc) && cd ..

# Build everything (node + wallet + Qt GUI)
cmake -B build --toolchain depends/$(depends/config.guess)/toolchain.cmake
cmake --build build -j$(nproc)

# Run tests
./build/bin/test_intcoin

Full instructions: BUILDING.md — Requires CMake 3.30+, C++23 compiler, and Qt6 for the desktop wallet.

📦 Chain Snapshot (mainnet)

Optional convenience download for skipping a slow initial sync. The snapshot is the blocks/ + chainstate/ directories from the canonical UK seed node, captured at a known tip. Your node will continue syncing forward from the snapshot height to the live tip. Wallet files are NOT included — your keys remain yours.

Snapshot	Tip height	Captured	Size	SHA256
Mainnet	8488	2026-05-02	7.1 MB	.sha256	Download

How to use: stop your node (intcoin-cli stop), back up or remove your existing ~/.intcoin/blocks and ~/.intcoin/chainstate, extract this archive into your datadir (tar -xzf intcoin-mainnet-snapshot-*.tar.gz -C ~/.intcoin/), and start intcoind again. The archive's MANIFEST.txt has the full step-by-step instructions and the recovery flag if chainstate looks inconsistent.

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Verify Your Download

All release binaries include SHA-256 checksums in the GitLab release notes. Always verify before running:

# Linux
sha256sum INTcoin-*.tar.gz

# Windows (PowerShell)
Get-FileHash INTcoin-*.zip -Algorithm SHA256