xmr2cex

Specialty XMR-in offramp — the output is clean CEX-sourced coins. Not a general chain-to-chain swap engine. You send XMR, receive BTC / ETH / SOL / LTC / TRX / USDT (TRC / ERC / ARB) that comes out of an operator-held reserve topped up from a T1 exchange (Binance, Gate, or another top CEX per operator statement). The value proposition is chain-history: your output coins trace back to a large-CEX withdrawal rather than to a Tor mixer or a small-liquidity swap engine — useful when your downstream counterparty (broker, exchange deposit, merchant) is chain-analysis-sensitive.

No-KYC commitment is unusually explicit. The Terms of Service publish an "Absolute No-KYC Policy" with a per-item enumeration: no identity verification, no accounts, no names / emails / phone / addresses, no government ID, no proof-of-funds or source-of-funds declarations. Then the "no exceptions" clause: *"This policy applies universally, regardless of: the asset being swapped, the transaction size, the user's location, market conditions or liquidity source. There are no exceptions."* Direct language — the kind that's easy to hold an operator to later if the behavior drifts.

Privacy posture. ToS Section 3 commits to data minimization: no personal information, no persistent identifiers, no user profiles, no behavioral analytics, no tracking cookies or fingerprinting. Only minimum technical transaction data, processed ephemerally, not linked to identities, not retained beyond operational necessity. *"If data does not need to exist, it does not."*

Fees + limits. Flat 3.4% average fee (baked into the quote). Rate model is quote-locked at deposit-confirm — 5 confirmations required, ~20-minute typical processing. 1 XMR minimum, 5,000 XMR maximum per swap — the high ceiling is because the reserve is stocked from T1 exchanges rather than crowd-liquidity, so big orders don't hit a small-pool ceiling the way they do with own-reserves engines like OnionSwap.

What you trust. Operator holds funds during the swap window (deposit lands, output dispatched from CEX-sourced reserve — brief custodial window, standard shape for instant-swap operators). Optional Register / Login exists but is not required for a swap. Tor mirror + no-JS support. API published. Two-language UI (EN / RU).

Reader advice. Suitable when your specific need is *clean-CEX-sourced output for XMR-in* — the CEX-provenance angle is a real differentiator for output coins that will hit chain-analysis-strict deposits downstream. Not the right tool for large-scale privacy-preserving cross-chain routing where you want the output ALSO to be privacy-forward — for that, atomic-swap engines (Haveno) or self-custody P2P (Bisq, RoboSats) do the job without any operator custody window.

Peer signal. Listed on kycnot.me and Monerica. Verified 2026-08-05.

Why this grade. Grade B− is the shelf default for a fresh instant-swap operator regardless of how clean the ToS reads. The unusually explicit "no exceptions" ToS commitment is a positive signal about editorial intent but does not by itself lift the grade — tenure remains the anchor. Re-review is natural in 60–90 days once a track record accumulates.