MoneroSwap

Non-custodial, no-account way in and out of Monero. MoneroSwap swaps BTC/ETH/USDT/USDC ⇄ XMR (plus a new ZEC→XMR route) without an account, email, or KYC. It's genuinely non-custodial by design: your funds go straight to the deposit address that settles the swap — the site never parks them in a balance it controls, so there's nothing to freeze or seize. The frontend is open source, it works over Tor with JavaScript off, min is ~$25, and swaps usually finish in 15–20 minutes. You supply a refund address (optional but auto-registered) so a swap that can't complete is returned rather than stuck.

What stands out is the honesty. The site doesn't pad itself with fake volume counters, "50,000 users," or stock testimonials — instead it says, plainly, *"Don't trust us, verify everything, then swap,"* spells out "swaps are irreversible, double-check your address," and has a "what can go wrong — and what we promise" section. That candor is rare and it's a real positive. Like most swap routers it leans on an external settlement network for liquidity, so the usual instant-swap caveat applies (it must source the payout leg).

Why C — and it's about age, not the product. The domain is only ~3 months old (registered June 2026) with no track record yet, and exchange-class services carry high loss-asymmetry (you deposit, then wait on delivery), so tenure is a hard input to the grade. This C is a tenure floor, not a criticism of the design — the non-custodial architecture, open-source frontend, Tor/no-JS support, and unusually straight framing are all genuinely good. We haven't run a curator test-swap end-to-end yet. It climbs to B on accrued clean tenure and peer-directory depth. Verify independently before large swaps, as the operator itself recommends.