MoneroSwap
Monero swaps that can't be held hostage.
No account to freeze, no custody to seize — on a site that keeps nothing on you.
What can go wrong — and what we promise
- We never hold your funds. They go straight to the settlement network's deposit address — never to us.
- Screened up front. The settlement network screens a swap before issuing a deposit address, so many that can't proceed are caught before you commit. We don't control that network or guarantee its behaviour — but if a swap can't complete, your funds are refunded (below).
- We keep nothing on you. No account, no tracking, no third-party calls, no record of your swap on our side — the private link you save is yours alone, and closing the tab means we've forgotten you.
- Set a refund address. In the rare case a swap can't proceed, your funds are returned. Set one here and keep this page open and we'll register it for you automatically; otherwise you'll be prompted on the status screen.
- Swaps are irreversible. Send the exact amount shown, before the timer, and double-check your destination address.
- We're the interface and never take custody — your swap is executed and settled by an independent settlement network your funds flow through. This isn't a trustless or atomic swap: that network briefly handles your funds in transit; our promise is that we never hold them.
Non-custodial by design. Your funds go directly to the deposit address that settles your swap — this site never holds them. Swaps are irreversible. Double-check your destination address.
Non-custodial Monero swaps, no KYC
MoneroSwap is a non-custodial way to swap in and out of Monero. No account, no email, no KYC, and no logs. Your coins never touch our wallet, the rate you see is the rate you get, the frontend is fully open source, and it all works over Tor. Don't trust us, verify everything, then swap.
Most ways to get Monero ask for your identity first. An exchange wants a document scan, a selfie, and a permanent record tying your name to every coin you touch. That record is the thing that leaks, gets sold, or gets handed over. A swap removes it from the equation: you never make an account, so there is nothing about you to store in the first place.
Because the swap is non-custodial, your funds are never parked in a balance we control. They move from you, through the settlement network that executes the trade, to the address you specify. That is the whole design, and it is why there is nothing here for anyone to freeze. Swaps usually finish in about 15 to 20 minutes, and you can do the entire thing over Tor with JavaScript off.
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Monero swap FAQ
What is a Monero swap?
A Monero swap exchanges one cryptocurrency for Monero (XMR), or Monero for another asset, without going through an exchange account. You send the coin you have, and the coin you want arrives at an address you control. On MoneroSwap there is no sign-up, no email, and no identity check.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no registration, no email, and no identity check. You pick your pair, paste the address you want the coins sent to, send your deposit, and it completes. Nothing to log in to and nothing to delete afterwards.
Is it non-custodial?
Yes. We never hold your funds. Your deposit goes straight to the settlement network that executes the trade, and the output goes to your address. Because we never take custody, there is no balance for us to freeze, seize, or hand over.
How long does it take?
Usually about 15 to 20 minutes once your deposit is detected. A cross-chain trade moves through several steps, and the progress bar tracks each one. You can close the tab and come back with your Swap Pass link.
What does it cost?
The price is built into the rate you are quoted, so the rate you see is the rate you get, with nothing added after you confirm. Compare it against anywhere else and swap only if it works for you. The minimum is roughly $25 worth for pairs involving XMR, depending on the chain.
Can I use it over Tor?
Yes. The full service runs on a Tor onion address with no JavaScript required, so you can trade without exposing your IP. The frontend is open source, so you can read exactly what your browser does before you send anything.