BTCXMRBitcoin → Monero
Exchange BTC to Monero (XMR)
A private way out of Bitcoin, with no account. Your coins stay yours.
Send Bitcoin, receive Monero to your own address. We lock the rate up front: what you see is what lands.
How to exchange BTC to Monero (XMR)
- 01 Enter the amount and your Monero address.
- 02 Send Bitcoin to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive Monero to your address, usually quickly.
No sign-up
No email, no password, no confirmations. Open it, swap, leave.
A rate with no surprises
We lock the price the moment you start. Nothing added on top: what you see is what you get.
Your coins do not sit with us
We do not hold a balance. Bitcoin comes in and goes straight out as Monero to your address.
Privacy on the way out
On the Monero network the amount and the recipient are not exposed the way they are on Bitcoin. After the swap, your transaction cannot be read from the outside.
Monero is its own network, not a token on Bitcoin, so send a Monero address. The swap goes through after Bitcoin network confirmations, so it takes a little time. This pair is the classic step out of a public ledger: on Bitcoin every transaction is visible to anyone, while a Monero transfer is closed by default. Send the deposit in one transaction from a wallet you control - that makes anything unusual far easier to untangle. Monero addresses are long, so compare the first and last characters after pasting. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form.
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FAQ
Will I have to verify my identity?
No. An amount and a Monero address are all it takes - no registration, no email. We do not check the person swapping: the payment itself is what gets assessed, automatically, funds rather than faces. If a deposit cannot be cleared, it does not sit with us - the Bitcoin returns to the sender address you control.
How private is it?
No account, no sign-up; compliance screening steps in only on flagged cases. On the way out, Monero hides the amount and address on-chain.
Why is the swap not immediate?
Nearly all of the wait is the Bitcoin network: unhurried by design, blocks arriving at their own measured pace, and the swap starts only once your deposit is confirmed. Usually that is not long; it stretches when Bitcoin is busy. Monero then does its part at its own rhythm, with no queue on our side.
What if I pick the wrong network?
Send Bitcoin on the Bitcoin network and give a Monero address. If something arrives the wrong way, message support and we will sort it by hand.
Which network should my Monero address belong to?
The Monero network itself. XMR is a coin with its own chain, not a token living on top of another one, so the receiving address has to come from a Monero wallet. Check the characters after pasting. Once the swap completes, the amount and recipient cannot be read from outside - that is how Monero works by default.
What happens to my Bitcoin if the swap falls through?
It does not disappear. If the trade cannot complete, leave a return address and the funds go back there on the Bitcoin network. The promise is plain: no finished swap means your money comes back to you instead of hanging somewhere between two chains.
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