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The central hub for everything Monero.

XMR Hub exists to be the one place for Monero: buying, swapping, using, mining and reading about it.

We want to be the catalyst for the Monero revolution. Whether you've never touched crypto or you've been here for years, it should be easy to learn more, buy some, and see how simple Monero really is.

As a community we've faced delistings, FUD and setbacks. We keep building anyway, because privacy wins in the end.

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Swap 30+ coins to and from XMR with no account. A swap is priced by the exchange partner at that moment and includes its fees, so it can differ from the indicative rate above.

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What is Monero?

Monero (XMR) is a cryptocurrency built for private payments. Its blockchain hides who sent a payment, who received it and how much moved, using ring signatures, stealth addresses and confidential transactions, so balances and payment histories are not public the way they are on Bitcoin.

It launched in 2014 with no premine and is mined with RandomX, an algorithm made for ordinary computer processors. People use it to pay for goods and services, to send money across borders and to keep their finances out of public view.

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How is the XMR exchange rate calculated?

The rate comes from CoinGecko, which averages Monero's price across the exchanges that trade it, weighted by volume. XMR Hub's server asks for XMR in US dollars, euros, pounds, bitcoin, ether, gold and silver at most once a minute and shares that answer with every visitor, and this page asks for the newest one every minute while it is open. USDT is the dollar price divided by Tether's own dollar price; pairs without Monero are worked out through XMR.

These are indicative market prices, not offers to trade. The time under the converter shows when the price was last updated. If the feed falls behind, the converter says how old the rate is; after six hours without fresh data it shows no rate at all. Everything you type stays in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Get XMR

Three ways to get Monero.

XMR Hub does not sell Monero itself yet. You can get XMR three ways today: swap crypto you already have, buy on an exchange, or trade with another person.

1On XMR Hub · available now

Swap crypto you already have

For BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC or another supported coin.

Swap to XMR AML-insured
Payment methods
Crypto you already hold
ID checks
None. No account needed.
Where available
Online, wherever you can send crypto. Check that Monero is allowed where you live.
Who holds the coins
The swap service, only while the swap runs. XMR goes to your own wallet, or to your XMR Hub balance if you choose.
Typical cost
A service fee plus network gas, usually a few percent in total and more on small amounts. The quote shows an estimate of the XMR you get, after fees, before you send.
2Third-party exchanges

Buy on an exchange

If your money is in a bank account or on a card. Then withdraw the XMR to your own wallet.

Payment methods
Bank transfer, and on some exchanges a card. Cards usually cost more.
ID checks
Yes. The exchange checks your ID before you can buy.
Where available
Depends on your country. Some large exchanges no longer offer XMR in the EEA or Canada.
Who holds the coins
The exchange, until you withdraw the XMR to your own wallet.
Typical cost
A trading fee, often under 1%, more if you pay by card, plus a network fee when you withdraw.

Follow the rules of the exchange and of your country.

3Person to person

Trade with another person

If you would rather deal with a person and can wait.

Payment methods
Whatever you and the other person agree
ID checks
None by the platform. The other person may see your payment details.
Where available
Online, between people. Check that Monero is allowed where you live.
Who holds the coins
Usually an escrow: a 2-of-3 multisig on RetoSwap, or a volunteer moderator in The Monero Society if you ask.
Typical cost
The seller's price, often above the market rate, plus any platform fee.

Payments that can be reversed are a common scam route. Use an escrow, and release funds only through it.

Side by side

The same five questions for each way.

QuestionSwapOn XMR HubExchangeThird partyPeer to peerBetween people
Payment methodsCryptoBank or cardAgreed between you
ID checksNoneYesNone by the platform
Where availableOnlineDepends on your countryOnline, between people
Who holds the coinsSwap service, during the swapExchange, until you withdrawUsually an escrow, until both confirm
Typical costA few percent, estimated before you sendTrading fee, plus card and withdrawal feesSeller's price plus any platform fee
Good ifYou already hold cryptoYou only have a bank account or cardYou prefer a person and can wait

How a quote is priced

Four things decide how much XMR you get. Your quote shows an estimate after fees, before you send.

  1. Reference rate

    The market price from our price feed, refreshed every minute. A guide, not an offer.

  2. Provider rate

    What the exchange partner offers for your exact amount. Usually a little below the reference rate.

  3. Fees and gas

    The service fee and network gas, taken before the trade. Fixed costs weigh more on small swaps.

  4. XMR you receive

    What arrives in your wallet. Rates float until your deposit arrives, and your receipt shows what was kept.

On exchanges and peer to peer, compare the XMR you receive, not the fee line alone.

Where to go

Short facts from provider pages, press reports and our own directory, last reviewed November 2026. Terms change, so check the provider's site for your country.

Some links below are referral links: XMR Hub may earn a commission when you sign up or trade through them. The Monero Society is XMR Hub's own Telegram group. Listings are not endorsements. Follow the rules of the provider and of your country.

Exchanges Bank or card · ID check

KrakenReferral link

Large exchange, operating since 2011.

  • Pay withBank transfer or card
  • ID checkYes
  • WhereNot for EEA clients since October 2024, and reported unavailable in Canada
Visit Kraken (referral link, opens in a new tab)
MEXCReferral link

Global exchange that lists privacy coins.

  • Pay withDepends on your country
  • ID checkYes, to buy with a card or bank
  • WhereDoes not serve the United States and some other countries
Visit MEXC (referral link, opens in a new tab)
WhiteBITReferral link

European exchange, operating since 2018.

  • Pay withBank transfer or card, in supported countries
  • ID checkYes
  • WhereNot offered in the US, UK or Canada
Visit WhiteBIT (referral link, opens in a new tab)

Other swap services Crypto in · no account

TrocadorReferral link

Compares rates from several swap services.

  • AccountNone
  • ID checkPartner services can hold flagged deposits and ask for ID
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StealthEXReferral link

Instant swap service.

  • AccountNone
  • ID checkFlagged deposits can be held for an AML review
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QuickexReferral link

Instant swap service.

  • AccountNone
  • ID checkCan ask for ID on flagged deposits, see its AML policy
Visit Quickex (referral link, opens in a new tab)

Peer to peer Usually escrow · hours to days

RetoSwap

Desktop app for trading XMR with other people.

  • ID checkNone by the platform
  • EscrowA 2-of-3 multisig with security deposits; an arbitrator settles disputes
Visit RetoSwap (opens in a new tab)
The Monero SocietyOur group

XMR Hub's own Telegram group, where members trade XMR with each other.

  • ID checkNone by the group
  • EscrowA volunteer moderator can hold funds during a trade, if you ask
Join on Telegram (opens in a new tab)

Questions

Which way should I pick?

If you already hold crypto, a swap is quickest. With only a bank account or card, an exchange is the usual first step. If you would rather deal with a person and can wait, try peer to peer.

Does XMR Hub sell Monero?

Not yet. XMR Hub Swap converts crypto you already hold. Our own card checkout is planned for mid to late 2027 and is not available today.

What is an ID check (KYC)?

"Know your customer": an exchange checks your ID before you pay by card or bank, as the law requires in most countries. It keeps that record, including what you bought and where you withdrew it.

Why is XMR not offered in my country?

Some exchanges stopped offering Monero in some regions because of local rules. Follow the rules of the exchange and of your country.

Why did I get less than the market price?

Every route has a spread and fees. A swap quote here shows an estimate of the XMR you get, after fees, before you send.

Where should my XMR go?

To a wallet you control. Received XMR can be spent after 10 network confirmations, about 20 minutes.

What is a referral link?

Some provider links carry a code that may earn XMR Hub a commission when you sign up or trade through them. They are marked "Referral link". Listings are short facts, not endorsements.

Coming in 2027

Coming 2027 · not availablePreview: XMR Hub card checkout

We are building a way to buy XMR with a card or bank transfer directly on XMR Hub. It is planned for mid to late 2027 and is not available yet. Nothing here can be bought, and no prices are shown.

The planned checkout has four steps: amount, your wallet, payment and delivery.

Want to know when it opens? Follow XMR Hub on Telegram.

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The ecosystem

The XMR Directory.

Learn

Everything Monero, in one place.

Guides, a short course, the deep tech and the reasons why. Pick a section: each one is a short page, nothing to dig for.

The basics, in order

Nine short guides, start at one.

01

What is Monero?

Get a simple introduction to Monero and why it’s important.

Monero (XMR) is digital cash that is private by default. Every transaction hides who sent it, who received it and how much moved, so every coin is identical and can’t be blacklisted. It launched in 2014, has no premine and no company behind it.

02

The Monero Revolution

A deep dive into the history of Monero, its future, challenges and the future of currency.

From CryptoNote and Bytecoin to RingCT, Bulletproofs and the upcoming FCMP++ upgrade, Monero has shipped a decade of privacy research. Its community-funded model means no VC can steer it.

03

How do I buy Monero?

Learn how to get your first Monero in minutes.

Three common routes: buy on an exchange that lists XMR and withdraw; buy BTC/LTC anywhere and swap to XMR; or buy peer-to-peer on RetoSwap. Always withdraw to your own wallet.

04

What is a Monero wallet?

Learn about this vital tool for sending, receiving and storing your Monero.

A wallet holds your keys, not coins. Your 25-word seed phrase is the master backup, write it down on paper or steel and never share it. Popular wallets: Cake Wallet, Feather, Monero GUI, Stack.

05

Where can I spend Monero?

Easily understand where you can spend your Monero.

VPNs, hosting, gift cards, travel, food, electronics and more. Browse 200+ services in the XMR Directory, or spend it in the XMR Hub Shop.

06

What is Monero mining?

Learn how to mine Monero, why it’s important and how anyone can start.

Monero uses RandomX, which is optimised for ordinary CPUs, so ASICs don’t dominate. Run XMRig with P2Pool (or Gupax for a GUI) and you’re helping decentralise the network.

07

How do I receive Monero?

To receive Monero, simply provide the sender your XMR address.

Share a subaddress (starts with 8) for each payer. Funds arrive in ~2 minutes and unlock after 10 confirmations (~20 minutes).

08

How do I send Monero?

Sending Monero is easy: choose the amount and double-check the address.

Paste the address, enter the amount, review the fee (usually under a cent) and send. Always verify the first and last characters of the address.

09

The benefits of Monero

Discover why Monero is going to revolutionise the world.

Privacy, fungibility, low fees, fast settlement, tail emission for long-term security, and a grassroots community that answers to no one.

All guides

Every article, one list.

The whole XMR Hub blog and the original guides, now hosted here. Search, or pick a topic.

Interactive course

Learn Monero by playing.

Six bite-sized lessons, each with a quick quiz. Clear them all to earn your Monero Basics badge.

Monero basics, lesson by lesson

  1. What is Monero?. Monero is digital cash for the internet. Like handing someone a banknote, a payment reveals nothing about who you are, who you paid or how much you hold. There's no company behind it and no central ledger anyone can freeze.
  2. Get a wallet. A wallet is the app that holds your keys and lets you send and receive XMR. When you create one it shows a 25-word seed phrase. Those words are your money: write them on paper, keep them offline, and never type them into a website.
  3. Buy your first XMR. Three easy ways in: buy XMR on an exchange and withdraw it, buy any coin and swap it to Monero, or buy peer-to-peer. Whichever you pick, always move the Monero to your own wallet afterwards. Coins left on an exchange aren't really yours.
  4. Send and receive. To receive, share an address that starts with 8 (a subaddress). To send, paste the recipient's address, enter the amount and confirm. Fees are usually a fraction of a cent and funds arrive in a couple of minutes. Always double-check the first and last characters of an address.
  5. Spend privately. Monero isn't just for holding. You can pay for VPNs, hosting, gift cards, travel, food and electronics. Browse hundreds of merchants in the XMR Directory, or buy right here in the XMR Hub shop. Because payments are private, nobody builds a profile of what you buy.
  6. Stay private. Monero hides a lot for you automatically, but habits matter. Keep your coins in a wallet you control, think before you link your real identity to an address you publish, and for maximum privacy you can run your own node so you aren't trusting someone else's server. Small steps, big difference.
For the nerds

Under the hood.

The cryptography and systems that make Monero private, fungible and impossible to switch off. Tap any card for a deeper look.

01

RingCT

Ring signatures hide the sender among decoys while confidential amounts hide the value, with math proving no coins are created from nothing.

Every Monero input is signed as one of a ring of 16 possible spenders (your real input and 15 decoys), so an observer can't tell which one truly spent. Ring Confidential Transactions, live since 2017, add Pedersen commitments that hide the amounts too, with a range proof guaranteeing each amount is non-negative so the supply can never be secretly inflated.

02

Bulletproofs and Bulletproofs+

Short, fast zero-knowledge range proofs that shrank Monero transactions by around 80% and slashed fees.

Before Bulletproofs, the range proofs that prevent amount inflation were huge. Bulletproofs (2018) replaced them with a logarithmic-size proof, cutting transaction size and fees dramatically. Bulletproofs+ arrived in the v15 hard fork (2022), trimming proof size and verification time even further.

03

RandomX

The CPU-friendly proof-of-work that keeps mining in the hands of ordinary people, not specialised ASIC farms.

RandomX runs random programs in a virtual machine tuned for general-purpose CPUs and their large caches, a workload where custom ASIC and GPU rigs gain little advantage. The result: anyone with a laptop can mine meaningfully, keeping hash power spread across many independent hands.

04

FCMP++

Full-Chain Membership Proofs, Monero’s next major upgrade, replacing decoy rings with a proof against every output ever made.

Today's ring signatures hide you among 15 decoys. Full-Chain Membership Proofs++ instead prove your input belongs to the entire set of outputs on the chain, so the effective anonymity set becomes the whole blockchain. Built on new curve trees, it hugely strengthens sender privacy while keeping proofs practical to verify.

05

View and spend keys

Each wallet has two key pairs: the spend key moves funds, while the view key only sees incoming ones.

Your private spend key authorises spending. Your private view key lets you, or an auditor you choose, detect incoming payments without being able to spend them. This split powers things like a shop watching for payments or sharing a view key for transparency, all while your coins stay safe.

06

Subaddresses

Unlimited addresses from one wallet. Give a fresh one to every payer and nobody can link them, backed up by a single seed.

A subaddress (it starts with 8) is derived from your main account, so funds sent to any of them land in the same wallet and only your recovery phrase is needed to restore everything. Handing out a new subaddress per sender stops outsiders from linking your separate payments together.

07

Running a node

Your own copy of the blockchain. Run one and you verify your own transactions instead of trusting someone else’s server.

monerod downloads and validates the full chain. Pointing your wallet at your own node means you broadcast and confirm transactions without leaking which outputs are yours to a third-party server. It also strengthens the network by relaying blocks and transactions for everyone else.

08

P2Pool

A decentralised mining pool with no operator and no fees, paying out directly to your wallet.

Traditional pools are run by a company that controls payouts and sees its miners' data. P2Pool is a peer-to-peer sidechain: miners share work and get paid directly on-chain, with no central operator, no account and near-zero fees. Together with RandomX it keeps Monero mining genuinely trustless.

Go deeper

Primary sources.

Straight from the researchers and maintainers who build Monero. No middlemen, no gurus.

Why Monero

Transparent money gets people burned.

86 documented moments where a public ledger cost someone their coins, their freedom or their safety, plus the $4.40B of USDT and USDC switched off by their issuers. The whole record, on its own page.

Read the record
The deeper why

What about gold, or state banking?

Every system that challenged central banking has been dismantled, co-opted or crushed. Monero is different. There's no company to subpoena, no CEO to arrest and no ledger to censor. It defends against all of that by design.

Watch and learn

The best Monero videos for beginners.

Hand-picked from the community's top educational content. YouTube channel

The community

Find your people.

United we stand. Divided we fall.

Official channels

Join the community.

Where XMR Hub lives: say hi, get help and hear news first.

Global rank

Top members.

Earn XP by swapping, shopping, reviewing and posting.

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Sentiment

Crypto Twitter likes XMR.

Where the biggest accounts on X stand on Monero. 101 verified accounts, ranked by followers.

Positive78%
Neutral or negative22%
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Architects of freedom

Meet the team.

Mav

Mav

Founder & Lead Dev

Building XMR Hub and its sister projects, privacy-first and Monero-only. Decisions move fastest here, so if you want something built, this is where to ask.

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Voices of the network

The Society.

The people who make it possible

Contributors.

Press and brand

Three projects, one team.

Logos, boilerplate and facts for XMR Hub and its sister projects. Free to use, as long as you don't imply an official partnership.

Your wallet

Your XMR, ready to use.

Deposit once, then pay in the shop or send to anyone on XMR Hub instantly. Withdraw to your own wallet any time.

XMR Hub games, provably fair

What you can play

  • Quick PvP games: coin flip, high roll, rock paper scissors, high card and closest call. Two members, a stake in XMR, one committed random seed decides the outcome and both sides can verify it afterwards.
  • Chess: server-checked moves, a per-move clock and optional stakes.
  • Poker: sit-and-go Texas Hold'em between members, winner takes the pot.
  • Blackjack: house-banked, provably fair shoe you can verify after every hand.
  • Tournaments: knockout and Swiss chess events and poker tournaments with XMR prize pools.
  • XP arcade: free daily spins, mystery boxes and coin flips for XP, no money involved.

Games are for members aged 18 and over, are not offered in some regions, and follow the zero-cheat policy. Stakes are paid from your XMR Hub balance.

XMRHub Originals

House games built by XMR Hub: Blackjack, Dice, Roulette, Mines, Tower and Crash. Every result comes from a committed server seed and your own client seed, and you can recompute any of them yourself. Bets are in XMR from your XMR Hub balance. 18+, not offered in some regions.

Chess

Play chess for XMR.

Challenge other members to turn-based chess with optional stakes. Every move is validated on the server, so no one can force an illegal move or a win from the browser.

Poker

Play poker for XMR.

Texas Hold’em sit-and-gos. Free tables or XMR buy-ins, dealt and settled by the server.

Messages

Talk to members.

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This page wandered off.

The link may be old, mistyped, or the page moved. Nothing of yours was touched.

Global rank

The leaderboard.

Swap, shop, review and post to earn XP. Most XP is rank #1.

Your account

Account settings.

Link your social accounts for a verified badge, and keep your account secure.

XP arcade

Play for XP.

Free daily spins, mystery boxes and coin flips. Every win lands on your profile and pushes up your rank.

Network stats

Monero, live.

Chain health, who is mining, network load, fees and what XMR really costs without KYC.

Why Monero

They can see every coin you own. And switch it off.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and the stablecoins are public ledgers: anyone can read your balance, follow your payments and, with one transaction, a company can freeze what you hold. No court, no warning. These are the people it happened to.

Back to Learn
Tools

Small tools, no strings.

Handy utilities built by XMR Hub. They run in your browser, need no account and keep nothing they do not have to.

The meme arsenal

Some of the best Monero memes.

Swipe through memes in Meme Match, upvote your favourites, or submit your own. Signed-in members earn XP for every swipe.

Blog

News, updates and insights.

Guides, news and ideas from the XMR Hub team, hosted right here.

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