Guide
How to swap USDT to Monero
Want to move Tether into Monero without creating an exchange account? This guide walks through a private USDT → XMR swap on Anonymous Swap, including network selection tips that prevent lost deposits.
What you need
A wallet that can send USDT on the network you choose (Tron TRC-20 is popular for fees; Ethereum ERC-20, BSC, Solana, Polygon, and Avalanche are also used), plus a Monero address you control for the payout.
- No email, phone, or ID documents
- Exact deposit amount shown on the order
- A few minutes for network confirmations
Step-by-step
Follow these steps on the Anonymous Swap form:
- Select USDT as send and XMR as receive.
- Pick the USDT network that matches your wallet.
- Enter your Monero payout address and the amount.
- Create the order, then send the exact USDT amount to the one-time deposit address.
- Wait for confirmation — payout arrives to your XMR address after the exchange completes.
Network safety for USDT
USDT is multi-chain. Sending TRC-20 USDT to an ERC-20 deposit address (or the reverse) can permanently lose funds. Always match the network label on the order with your wallet’s send network before confirming the transaction.
Privacy notes
Anonymous Swap does not run KYC or AML screening and does not keep long-term swap logs. Order details needed to finish an exchange are retained for 72 hours, then removed. For completed swaps you can download a PGP-signed receipt to verify authenticity yourself.
FAQ
Can I swap USDT to XMR without an account?
Yes. Anonymous Swap is designed for wallet-to-wallet exchange with no registration.
Which USDT network should I use?
Use the network your wallet actually holds USDT on. If your USDT is on Tron, choose TRC-20. If it is on Ethereum, choose ERC-20.
Is there a minimum amount?
Yes. Swaps must be between $40 and $900,000 USD equivalent.
