No-KYC, no-logs cross-chain swap — BTC/ETH/XMR/LTC/USDT/USDC, Tor + I2P, no accounts, email or JS trackers. Chain mode (0.8%, routed) or Fast (1.5%, from reserves). kycnot rates it 8/10.
Acceptable with reservations. Posture intact but evidence is older, lighter, or the provider sits on a known weakness (custody risk, history of customer-fund freezes resolved, etc.).
Full rubric + 7-step verification walkthrough at /methodology.
DEX.fo remains listed for comparative coverage, but carries notable custodial, verification, or track-record caveats that warrant extra user caution.
A no-KYC, no-logs cross-chain swap with real in-scene reputation bonds. DEX.fo swaps BTC/ETH/XMR/LTC/USDT/USDC with no accounts, no email, no logs and no JavaScript trackers — over clearnet, a Tor onion and I2P. Two modes: Chain (0.8%, ~30-60 min, decentralized cross-chain routing with refund-to-sender) and Fast (1.5%, near-instant, paid from the operator's own reserves).
Standing. The independent peer signals are clean and positive: kycnot.me rates it 8/10 ("Very Good"), "Guaranteed no KYC — terms state KYC will never be requested," strict no-log, with trusted user reviews; Monerica lists it no-KYC with a positive swap review. Its trust model is rooted in the Russian-forum exchanger scene — a 1 BTC escrow held by the Exploit.in forum administration and a 6.2 XMR PGP-signed Letter of Guarantee from Trévoid, plus per-order cryptographic signatures. Those are real reputation bonds *within that ecosystem* — context worth knowing, not a red flag.
Why C. It is a new-ish service (Bitcointalk thread since April 2026, on a domain that predates it), and Fast mode is custodial — it pays you out of reserves the operator holds, so that path carries counterparty risk that Chain-mode routing does not. On a high-trust shelf, a months-old exchanger that holds reserves sits at C until it earns tenure. It climbs toward B- on a clean curator test-swap and a longer track record.
kyc.rip hasn't routed swaps through DEX.fo yet, so we have no first-party settlement data (typical XMR settlement, slow-tail, confirmations) for it.
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dexfo673ncucr6ltr45754sff2s4cwjbi7ic5hin6amneggmy2xtl3yd.onion 2026-09-02 (<90d) Yes, my previous exchange order actually went through; I checked later, and the coins were returned to my original address. I sent them from a casino wallet, so maybe that caused the issues. In any case, I made another exchange, this time sending from my personal wallet. The difference between the standard and fast modes is striking. I sent the equivalent of 100 dollars in Bitcoin. In standard mode, I was supposed to receive 96 USDT, and in fast mode — 88 USDT. I actually wanted to do it through standard mode, but I made a mistake and left the choice on fast, so the fee turned out to be way too high. And overall, I haven't changed my initial opinion: the fees are too high. Perhaps with large amounts it isn't felt as much, but I was exchanging a small amount, and for me, that's a significant chunk bitten off. Also, the stated time for the fast mode — 5–15 minutes — does not match reality. In the end, I waited longer than 20 minutes. Likewise, I haven't changed my opinion regarding the small number of both coins, networks, and swap combinations. For USDT, the most expensive networks are presented, whereas it is much more cost-effective to receive it on Solana or Polygon. Why this is
I absolutely did not like this service! Very high fees. What are a whole 10 taken for from 48 USDT??? That is more than 20% of the amount,. Very few currencies for exchange, not to mention the networks in which this exchange takes place. Yes, there is an option to withdraw faster due to Fast & White, but still, 20 minutes is long. I have exchanged on other services under much better terms. Separately, I want to mention the slogan on the main page: “No hidden fees → No delays”. Perhaps the fees are not hidden, but when a fifth of the amount is eaten away, that`s a robbery. And about “no delays” it's laughable: the service itself estimates the regular Chain mode at 30, 60 minutes, which means up to an hour of waiting by default. For acceleration you have to pay extra, and even then the exchange is not instant. Another minus is the high minimum for exchange. With small amounts there is nothing to do here: either you don't pass the minimum, or the fee eats up a noticeable part of the funds. The service is clearly not designed for those who want to exchange a little amount just to test it out or for small change (I am not a millionaire, you see) The
I exchanged Litecoin for BTC. The wait time was short, and the exchange process itself was smooth. However, a second transaction failed; I was informed that only the high-fee mode was operational. I wanted to attach the order ID, but since it would be visible to everyone, I decided against it.
I've used this swap platform several times, and recently exchanged $3100 for Bitcoin. Everything went smoothly and without any delays. dex.fo/order?id=[hidden]&confirmed=true
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