XMR · Monero mainnet
Swap Monero (XMR)
Indexed XMR routes cover BTC, ZEC, and stables. Web3Swap never opens a Monero trading account in your name.
Swap Monero
Privacy coin routes
Direct swaps between Bitcoin, Monero, and Zcash — no KYC, non-custodial.
Swap from Monero
Web3Swap cards where you broadcast BTC and receive another asset.
Swap to Monero
Web3Swap cards that pay BTC to the address you paste.
About Monero
Monero tickets — subaddress hygiene
Monero Web3Swap tickets expect a fresh subaddress each time. After payout, wait for wallet scan to finish — the GUI can lag even when the ticket already shows complete.
- Monero needs confirmations before funds are final — wallet sync matters.
- Give your Monero wallet time to scan new blocks after receipt.
- Copy the XMR deposit address only from the active order screen.
- Monero stays non-custodial from the first broadcast through payout.
Supported network
- Monero mainnet Monero mainnet only. Prefer a fresh subaddress for each order — reusing old receive strings is discouraged when you can avoid it.
Monero swap FAQ
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No. Every XMR order is a one-shot wallet transfer from broadcast to payout.
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Send native XMR only. After payout, give your wallet time to scan; the order page finishing first does not mean the GUI is synced.
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Monero needs its own confirmation depth plus wallet scan. Your app may lag the Exchange ID screen by several minutes.
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Wait for sync. Incoming outputs can take several minutes to appear even after the Exchange ID page lists a payout tx.
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Yes when the pair is listed. Confirm the ZEC address type on that order before you broadcast — t-addr and z-addr are different rails.