XMRBTCMonero → Bitcoin
Exchange Monero (XMR) to Bitcoin (BTC)
The classic move out of Monero, back into the coin everyone accepts. No account needed.
Send Monero, receive Bitcoin to your own address. We lock the rate the moment you start: what you see is what lands.
How to exchange Monero (XMR) to Bitcoin (BTC)
- 01 Enter the amount and your Bitcoin address.
- 02 Send Monero to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive Bitcoin to your address, usually quickly.
No sign-up
No email, no password, no forms. Open it, swap, done.
No payment ID, no headache
We give you a plain Monero address, not an integrated address with a payment ID tacked on. Just the address and the amount, nothing to copy wrong.
Back into the deepest liquidity
Bitcoin gets accepted everywhere: every exchange, every merchant, every wallet. If Monero was your private reserve and now you need something easy to sell or spend, this is the trade.
Your coins do not sit with us
We do not hold a balance. Monero comes in and goes straight out as Bitcoin to your address.
Bitcoin and Monero are separate networks, so double check the address you give us is a regular Bitcoin address, not a Lightning invoice. Send Monero in a single transaction from a wallet you actually control. That makes it much easier to sort things out if anything goes sideways. The swap goes through after confirmations on the Monero network, so it takes a little time. This direction is the reverse of the classic step into privacy: here Monero turns into the most liquid coin on the market, one any exchange or wallet will take. The rate is fixed the moment you place the order, so the exit price is known before you send. Compare the first and last characters of the Bitcoin address - the payout goes exactly where you point it. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form.
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FAQ
Do you ask for documents or a sign-up?
Neither: the amount and your Bitcoin address are enough. We do not vet the person making the swap - the screening runs on the funds themselves, automatically and without any input from you. If a deposit cannot be cleared, it returns to the sender address, so it stays in your hands.
Do you need a payment ID or integrated address?
No, a plain Monero address is enough. We do not ask for payment IDs. That whole headache stays in the past.
How soon does the BTC payout arrive?
Usually quickly. The Monero network on the deposit side sets the tempo: it confirms at its own steady rhythm, and the swap begins once your deposit clears; when the network is busy, confirmations run slower than normal. After that, Bitcoin arrives following confirmations on its own chain. The order status shows the stage you are at.
What if I pick the wrong network?
Send Monero on the Monero network and give us a regular Bitcoin address, not a Lightning invoice. If something arrives the wrong way, message support and we will sort it out by hand.
Is this safe?
We never ask for documents and we never hold your coins on a balance. The rate is locked before you send, so there is no surprise waiting at the other end.
Where exactly does the BTC land?
On a regular address on the Bitcoin network - BTC exists only on its own chain, with no token versions used for the payout. Give an address from a wallet that handles that network and compare the characters after pasting. A Lightning invoice will not work: the payout goes out on-chain.
How does a return work if the trade does not go through?
Simply: you leave a return address and the funds head there. Monero we could not exchange does not linger with us - it goes back on its own network to the address you named, and from there it is yours to manage again.
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