If you have 30 seconds
If you know what you want
- By category:
/<category>— e.g. /vpns, /exchanges, /wallets. - By tag (cross-category):
/tag/<slug>— e.g. /tag/no_kyc, /tag/tor_mirror, /tag/xmr_native. Index at /tags. - Stack two filters:
/q?tag=no_kyc&grade=A. Add a category with&cat=vpns. - Compare two providers: /compare — side-by-side table with all the tags + fees + last_verified.
Quality + transparency surfaces
- /freshness — which listings haven't been re-verified recently. Apply your own discount.
- /audit — every curator action (grade changes, adds, removals). Filter by
?id=<provider>for a single listing's history. - /archive — removed listings with reasons.
- /onion-audit — drift report between our listed onions and what the operator currently advertises.
- /status — daily uptime probe board.
- /trends — 30-day curator activity dashboard.
Subscriptions
- /feed.xml — recently verified (Atom).
- /feed.json — same as JSON Feed 1.1.
- /feed/audit.xml + /feed/audit.json — curator-action changelog.
- /feed/<category>.xml — per-category slice for any category.
For programmatic access
- /api — every JSON endpoint with samples.
- /data.json — full dataset, CC-BY-4.0.
- /api/v1/llm-surfaces — discovery index of every AI-ready surface.
- Markdown twins at
/llm/<category>/<id>.txtper provider +/llm/<category>.txtper category +/llm/guides/<slug>.txtper guide +/llm/tag/<slug>.txtper tag.
Short URL aliases
xmr.club/swap→ /exchangesxmr.club/ghost→ the two-hop chain-break productxmr.club/random→ a random A-grade pick (browser) ·/api/v1/randomfor the JSON variantxmr.club/tree.txt→ curl-friendly tree of every active provider
Reading order if you're new
- /about + /methodology — who we are, how grades work (3 minutes).
- /guides/privacy-without-paranoia — gentle starter kit (5 minutes).
- /stack — the reference 12-pick kit (browse 2 minutes).
- /guides — pick a deep-dive topic when you need one.
Things to do once
You don't have to read another word on xmr.club to be better-off than yesterday. These are the four one-time setup steps that pay off the most across the longest tail of future flows — install once, sign up once, bookmark once, and you've covered the spine.