USDTXMRUSDT (TRC-20) → Monero
Exchange USDT (TRC-20) to Monero (XMR)
1 USDT ≈ 0.00193567 XMR · min 5.59764 USDT
Indicative rate. Your exact rate locks in the form below.
The short way from dollars to private money. No detour through Bitcoin, no account.
Send USDT on the TRC-20 network, get Monero at your own address. The rate locks the moment you start, and Tron's fee is close to nothing, so little gets eaten on the way.
How to exchange USDT (TRC-20) to Monero (XMR)
- 01 Enter the amount and your Monero address.
- 02 Send USDT on the TRC-20 (Tron) network, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive Monero at your address - Tron confirms fast, so the wait is short.
Examples: USDT → XMR at the current rate
Indicative rate — the exchange form locks the exact amount.
No sign-up
No forms, no email codes, no confirmation calls. Open the page, swap, close the tab.
Built on a cheap network
USDT on TRC-20 is about the cheapest way to move dollar value in crypto: Tron charges a fraction of a cent and confirms in seconds, well ahead of Ethereum.
Your coins don't sit with us
We don't hold a balance. USDT comes in and goes straight back out as Monero, to your address.
Privacy on the way out
Monero hides the amount and the recipient by default, unlike Tron or Bitcoin, where the full transfer history sits in the open. Once it lands, nobody can trace where it goes next on-chain.
USDT exists on several networks - Ethereum (ERC-20), BNB Chain (BEP-20), Tron (TRC-20), and others. This pair needs TRC-20 specifically: send USDT from Ethereum or any other network to a Tron address and the coins won't arrive, with no way to recover them afterward. Check the network in your wallet before sending. A Monero address is its own separate network, not a token on any of those. On the sending side Tron is one of the cheapest and fastest networks around, so the deposit tends to arrive without drama. Monero on the receiving end is slower and more reserved: outsiders cannot read the transfer, and its confirmations take a little longer. Check your Monero address in full before sending - it is long, and eyes tend to catch only the first and last characters. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form. The exchange starts after 20 confirmations on Tron — usually about 1 min.
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FAQ
Do I need an account, and do you check identity?
No. No registration, no email - just the amount and your Monero address. We never check who is swapping: no name, no paperwork. Automated screening applies to the funds only, and if an incoming deposit cannot be cleared, it goes back to the address it came from - one the sender controls.
How long does the exchange take?
Usually quick: the deposit rides the Tron network, which confirms USDT transfers in seconds, so your side of the wait is short. The rest belongs to Monero, which gathers its confirmations at its own steady pace - unhurried, but rarely slow enough to notice. The order status stays visible the whole way through.
What if I send from the wrong network?
USDT runs on several networks, and this pair is strictly TRC-20 (Tron). Send it from Ethereum or anywhere else and the coins likely won't arrive. If that happens, message support (@swappsy on Telegram) and we'll sort it by hand.
What happens if the amount I send differs from the quote?
The swap is recalculated from the USDT that actually lands at the address: a small difference either way and the Monero is paid out from the real received amount. Anything unusual goes to manual review - a person looks at the order, and support works it through with you.
Is it safe and private?
We don't ask for documents and don't hold your coins - USDT goes straight out as Monero to your address. Monero itself keeps the amount and recipient hidden on-chain.
Can I get a refund if something goes wrong?
Yes. Since the deposit arrives on TRON, that is also where a return goes: name a TRON address in the refund field of the order. If the swap cannot be completed, the USDT is sent there as TRC-20. The Monero side plays no part - the coins never left the network they came from.
Why USDT instead of Bitcoin?
If your dollars are already sitting in USDT, this is the shortest way into Monero: no need to buy Bitcoin first and wait on its network, and Tron's fee is close to nothing.
Which network do I send USDT on?
Exactly the one this page names: USDT (TRC-20). A transfer on a different network, or sent to the token's contract address, cannot start this exchange — those cases go through manual support review.
What is the minimum amount?
Right now this direction starts from about 5.59764 USDT. The exchange form shows the exact minimum — it follows the live rate.
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