Monero exchange pairs: every XMR swap route
Swap into Monero from Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin and more, or back out of it, with no account. Each route has its own page; this one lists them all and covers what every Monero swap has in common.
Swap to Monero (XMR)
Swap Monero (XMR) to another coin
Choosing a route into Monero
On a swap into XMR the coin you send from decides most of the wait and most of the cost, because the exchange only runs once your deposit has confirmed. A Bitcoin deposit waits on ten-minute blocks, and one sent with a low fee can wait longer. Litecoin produces a block every two and a half minutes, and Solana, Tron and BNB confirm in seconds, which is why LTC to XMR and USDT to XMR are the quick ways in for a balance that is not already in Bitcoin.
Tether on Tron is the cheapest dollar to move, but Tron charges its fee in TRX, so the sending wallet needs a little TRX beside the USDT. An Ethereum deposit pays gas in ETH the same way. Whichever coin you start from, the quote already includes the partner's spread, our commission and the cost of paying out the Monero; the only fee outside it is the one your own wallet pays to send the deposit.
What every Monero swap has in common
Receive into a Monero wallet you hold the keys for, such as Feather, Cake or the official GUI, rather than an exchange deposit address. Several large exchanges have delisted XMR, and a payout sent to a listing that no longer accepts it is the one failure a swap cannot undo.
Monero blocks arrive about every two minutes, and newly received outputs are locked for ten blocks, about twenty minutes, before they can be spent again. That applies to every route into XMR, so plan an onward payment around it.
In the other direction, the privacy ends where the Monero does. Bitcoin, Ether, Tether and the rest are paid out on public ledgers, so the receiving address and everything it does afterwards is visible. Nothing links it to the XMR you sent, but use a fresh address rather than one already tied to your name.
A Monero exchange with no account
None of these routes needs an account, an email address or an identity document. Every quote is a live comparison across independent liquidity partners and the best receive amount wins. How that works, and what is and is not stored, is on the no-KYC exchange and privacy pages.
For Monero itself, with its live price and a swap widget, see the Monero coin page. Routes that do not involve XMR are on the full list of exchange pairs, and any two supported coins can be quoted against each other even without a page of their own.