Three steps on Web3Swap
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Enter the AVAX size and paste the Monero payout address for Monero mainnet on this Web3Swap ticket.
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Confirm Exchange to lock the live Web3Swap quote and reveal this ticket’s deposit details.
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Broadcast exactly that AVAX amount to the deposit. After Avalanche C-Chain confirms, XMR is paid to your wallet.
Before you broadcast
- Avalanche C-Chain confirmations are typically very fast — often under a minute.
- Send AVAX on Avalanche C-Chain only — not X-Chain or P-Chain unless your order specifies them.
- Use a C-Chain compatible wallet and address (0x…). Leave enough AVAX for gas.
- If XMR is late, refresh your wallet and re-check the ticket. When a payout hash is already listed, email or SimpleX support with your Exchange ID — Web3Swap has no login that lists expired orders.
Avalanche C-Chain tickets on Web3Swap
AVAX on the C-Chain is an EVM rail with quick finality. Other AVAX deployments are separate — trust the C-Chain badge on the Web3Swap ticket.
AVAX on Avalanche C-Chain
Use an Avalanche C-Chain wallet for deposits. X-Chain and P-Chain addresses are not interchangeable with C-Chain.
Leave enough AVAX in your wallet to cover gas on top of the swap amount.
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.
XMR payout not showing?
Wait for wallet sync to complete — Monero often needs several minutes to reflect incoming outputs.
If the order lists a payout tx but your synced wallet shows nothing, contact support.
Receiving XMR with privacy intact
Monero payouts use one-time addresses — your wallet must finish scanning recent blocks to display the balance.
- Use a fresh subaddress for each swap rather than reusing old receive addresses.
- Compare your wallet block height with a public explorer before assuming a payout failed.
- Allow extra time after the order shows sent — privacy features can delay wallet display.
Deposit checklist
Chain mismatches and bad addresses are the usual failure modes — skim these notes before you fund the deposit.
Asset hubs
More anonymous no-KYC lanes and chain notes for each coin.
FAQ for this route
Do I need KYC or a Web3Swap login for AVAX → XMR?
No. A standard Avalanche → Monero ticket on Web3Swap skips signup and ID upload. You stay self-custodial on both legs.
How soon does XMR usually arrive?
After the Avalanche C-Chain deposit is final, many payouts leave within minutes. Congestion on Avalanche C-Chain or Monero mainnet can stretch that — mempools and fees set the clock, not a compliance hold.
Does Web3Swap custody my AVAX or XMR?
No. You broadcast AVAX from a wallet you control; XMR pays only to the address you paste. Nothing sits as a named Web3Swap balance.
What if I send AVAX on the wrong rail?
Match Avalanche C-Chain exactly as printed on the Web3Swap ticket badge. A wrong-chain deposit often cannot be credited automatically — verify before you broadcast.