Private swap
XMR to USDC Solana
Swap Monero to USD Coin without an account. Compare live offers from many exchanges and pick the one that leaves you the most USDC Solana.
Today's rate
1 XMR ≈ 531.13 USDC Solana ($530.97)
- Minimum
- 0.01 XMR
- Typical time
- about 22 min
- Confirmations
- 10 on Monero
Market price, before exchange and network fees. The exact amount comes with the offers.
A Monero deposit shows nothing on chain about where your XMR came from. The USDC Solana you receive is public on its own chain, so use a fresh address.
How to swap XMR to USDC Solana
- Enter the amount of XMR, your USDC Solana address, and your XMR refund address.
- Compare the offers. A fixed rate locks the amount; a floating rate is usually a little better.
- Send exactly the amount shown to the deposit address on your order page.
- The exchange sends USDC Solana to your address. The order page follows every step.
About the coins
Monero (XMR) is private by default: ring signatures hide the sender, stealth addresses the receiver and RingCT the amount, on every transaction.
USD Coin (USDC) on Solana is the same dollar stablecoin on Solana: fast to move, with a tiny fee paid in SOL. The issuer can freeze addresses.
Questions about XMR to USDC Solana
No. You need only the USDC Solana address that receives your coins and your XMR refund address. No email, no sign-up, no password.
Usually about 22 minutes. Your XMR deposit needs 10 network confirmations, then the exchange sends the USDC Solana. A busy network or a low fee makes it slower.
About 0.01 XMR right now. The amount box shows the exact minimum and maximum, and fewer exchanges quote close to the minimum.
Each offer already includes the fees. The rate buttons show the total cost against the market price, so you see it before you start.
Guides for this swap
All guides
How to get Monero (XMR) without an accountSwap Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana, USDT or USDC for Monero without signing up: what you need, each step on the swap console, and what stays private.
Fixed rate vs floating rate: which to choose for a crypto swapA fixed rate locks what you receive; a floating rate follows the market and usually costs less. When each one wins, and what happens if you send late.
Address poisoning: how the scam works and how to avoid itScammers send tiny transfers from lookalike addresses so you copy theirs from your history. How the scam works on TRON, Ethereum and Bitcoin, and how to stop it.