Swap WBTC to Monero
Swap WBTC to Monero with no KYC
Swap Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) to Monero (XMR) in a few minutes, with no account, no email, and no identity checks. MoneroSwap is non-custodial, so your coins never sit in our wallet, the rate you see is the rate you get, and the whole thing works over Tor.
WBTC is custodial, wrapped Bitcoin on Ethereum. Swapping to Monero trades custodial wrapping for a native, private asset.
WBTC to Monero converter and live rate
Use the calculator below to convert WBTC to Monero at the current rate. Enter an amount and it shows how much Monero you receive, including the network fee, before you commit to anything. The WBTC to Moneroexchange rate updates in real time, so the conversion you see is the conversion you get. It is the same tool whether you want to check the rate, work out WBTC to XMR for a specific amount, or go straight to the swap.
How to swap WBTC to Monero without KYC
- Enter the amount of WBTC you want to swap and paste your Monero address. You see the rate and the minimum you will receive before you commit.
- Send your WBTC to the deposit address shown. It goes straight to the settlement network, never to us.
- Your Monero lands at the address you gave, usually in about 15 to 20 minutes. No account, nothing to log in to.
Why swap WBTC to Monero on MoneroSwap
- No KYC, no account. No sign-up, no email, no identity checks, ever.
- Non-custodial. We never hold your funds, so there is nothing for us to freeze or hand over.
- No logs. No accounts to store, no swap database, no tracking.
- The rate you see is the rate you get. Compare the quote, and swap only if it works for you.
- Open source and Tor-friendly. Read the code, and swap over the onion service with no JavaScript.
Convert WBTC to Monero without an account
However you phrase it — convert WBTC to Monero, exchange WBTC for XMR, or just swap WBTC into Monero — it is the same three steps here, and none of them involve signing up. There is no order book to navigate, no deposit balance sitting in an account, and no verification email. You get a quote, you send your WBTC, and your Monero arrives at the address you chose.
That matters most if you care about privacy. Every exchange that asks for ID creates a permanent record linking your identity to the coins you moved, and that record is what leaks or gets handed over later. Swapping WBTC to XMR without an account means the record never exists. Pair it with the Tor onion service and your IP stays out of it too.
WBTC to Monero: quick facts
- Minimum swap: about $20 of WBTC.
- Typical time: 15 to 20 minutes after your deposit is detected.
- Account required: none.
- Refunds: set a refund address up front and your WBTC comes back if a swap cannot complete.
WBTC to Monero swap FAQ
Do I need an account to swap WBTC to Monero?
No. There is no sign-up, no email, and no KYC. You paste your Monero address, send your WBTC, and receive your coins.
Is swapping WBTC to Monero non-custodial?
Yes. MoneroSwap never holds your funds. Your WBTC goes straight to the settlement network and the Monero is sent to the address you control.
How long does a WBTC to Monero swap take?
Usually about 15 to 20 minutes after your deposit is detected.
What is the minimum WBTC to Monero swap?
Roughly $20 worth of WBTC. The form shows the exact minimum for your amount.
Do you keep logs of my WBTC to Monero swap?
No. No accounts, no KYC, and no IP retention on the swap path, so there is nothing to log, leak, or hand over.
How do I convert WBTC to Monero anonymously?
Enter the amount, paste your Monero address, and send your WBTC. There is no account and no identity check at any point. For extra privacy, use the Tor onion service, which works without JavaScript.
Can I exchange WBTC for Monero without an account?
Yes. No sign-up, no email, and no verification. You only need an address to receive your Monero, and optionally a refund address.
Don't trust us, verify
The frontend is fully open source and there is a signed warrant canary, so you can check every claim yourself. See exactly how it works on the verify page, or read the FAQ.