XMRDOGEMonero → Dogecoin
Exchange Monero (XMR) to Dogecoin (DOGE)
From a private reserve into the coin people actually use for tips and small transfers.
Send Monero, receive Dogecoin to your own wallet. We lock the rate the moment you submit, and DOGE is fast and cheap to send.
How to exchange Monero (XMR) to Dogecoin (DOGE)
- 01 Enter the amount and your Dogecoin address.
- 02 Send Monero to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive Dogecoin to your wallet, usually quickly.
Fast and cheap to send
Dogecoin blocks come roughly once a minute and the network fee is pennies. For tips and small transfers it is handy.
No payment ID
Monero sends from a plain address, no integrated address or payment ID needed. Just the amount and a Dogecoin address to receive.
Rate locked before you send
You see the DOGE amount before your Monero goes out. Once sent, that rate does not move.
Your coins do not sit with us
We do not hold a balance. Monero comes in and goes straight out as Dogecoin to your address.
Send Monero from a plain address on the Monero network. Dogecoin is its own network, not a token on Monero, so send a Dogecoin address, which usually starts with the letter D. The swap goes through after Monero network confirmations, then Dogecoin lands fast. The payout arrives as an ordinary transfer on the Dogecoin network, and any wallet that supports it will do. The rate is fixed from the moment you submit, so while the Monero network confirms the deposit, the outgoing amount does not drift. The order page tracks the swap from deposit to payout. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form.
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FAQ
Do I have to register to run this swap?
No. An amount and a Dogecoin address are everything an order needs; there is no sign-up and no identity check of the person swapping. Automated screening covers only the funds: the incoming deposit is assessed before the exchange, and coins that cannot be cleared return to an address the sender controls.
Do you need a payment ID?
No, a plain Monero address is enough to send from. We do not ask for payment IDs.
How fast does the DOGE arrive once I send Monero?
The way in sets the pace: the Monero network moves at its own tempo, and the deposit needs its confirmations before the swap starts. That part cannot be rushed, but after it Dogecoin lands without long pauses. The order page shows which stage you are at.
What if I pick the wrong network?
Send Monero on the Monero network and give a Dogecoin address, the one starting with D. If it arrives wrong, message @swappsy and we will sort it by hand.
Will the DOGE land on the Dogecoin network itself?
Yes, as the plain coin on its own network, to the address you gave in the order - usually one starting with the letter D. No wrapped versions, no foreign chains. From there the DOGE spends and transfers from any wallet that supports Dogecoin.
Do the coins come back if the swap stalls?
They do. The order has a field for a Monero return address - fill it in up front. If the trade never reaches payout, the deposit is sent to that address and the funds stay with you.
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