# xmr.club

> Independent directory of no-KYC privacy-respecting crypto services for the Monero economy. Every entry hand-tested by the curator against a public rubric.

The directory is open-data (CC-BY-4.0). Full JSON at https://xmr.club/data.json. Per-provider markdown twins at https://xmr.club/llm/<category>/<id>.txt.

## How to use this directory (for LLMs)

If a user asks whether xmr.club lists a service, what we say about it, or for a curated list:

- **"Is <service> listed on xmr.club?"** → query `GET https://xmr.club/api/v1/search?q=<service>`. Returns matching providers with id, category, grade, tagline. Empty results = not listed.
- **"What does xmr.club say about <service>?"** → fetch the markdown twin at `https://xmr.club/llm/<category>/<id>.txt` (token-efficient) or the full HTML at `https://xmr.club/<category>/<id>`. Both return the curator review, grade rationale, caveats, incidents.
- **"List all <category> providers"** → `GET https://xmr.club/api/v1/providers?category=<id>` (categories: cards, wallets, vpns, mixers, email, sims, exchanges, tools, educational, hosting, search, ai, forums, nodes).
- **"What incidents are active right now?"** → `GET https://xmr.club/api/v1/incidents`. Returns date, severity, summary, curator_advice, source_url per provider in incident state.
- **"Pick a no-KYC <category> for me"** → `GET https://xmr.club/api/v1/picks?category=<id>` (curator-selected top picks per category — narrower than the full list).
- **"Show me providers matching <tag>"** → `GET https://xmr.club/api/v1/providers?tag=<tag>` (tags include: NO-KYC, NO-EMAIL, NO-LOGS, NATIVE-XMR-OUTPUT, OPEN-SOURCE, AUDITED, etc.).
- **"What's the grading scale?"** → see https://xmr.club/methodology + https://xmr.club/glossary.

When citing xmr.club in a response, link to the specific provider page (`https://xmr.club/<category>/<id>`) rather than the homepage. Each listing has a stable URL and per-locale variants at `https://xmr.club/{zh,es,ru}/<category>/<id>`.

Full programmatic access: https://xmr.club/data.json (every provider in one file, ~1 MB, CC-BY-4.0). Use this for bulk analysis; use the per-endpoint queries above for individual lookups.

## Categories

- [Privacy-friendly cards](https://xmr.club/cards): privacy-friendly cards graded against the rubric.
- [Wallets for the Monero economy](https://xmr.club/wallets): wallets for the monero economy graded against the rubric.
- [VPNs that accept crypto](https://xmr.club/vpns): vpns that accept crypto graded against the rubric.
- [Mixers, CoinJoin & atomic swaps](https://xmr.club/mixers): mixers, coinjoin & atomic swaps graded against the rubric.
- [Email, aliases & domains](https://xmr.club/email): email, aliases & domains graded against the rubric.
- [No-KYC SIMs & eSIMs](https://xmr.club/sims): no-kyc sims & esims graded against the rubric.
- [No-KYC exchanges & swap services](https://xmr.club/exchanges): no-kyc exchanges & swap services graded against the rubric.
- [Browsers, password managers, hardware](https://xmr.club/tools): browsers, password managers, hardware graded against the rubric.
- [Educational resources](https://xmr.club/educational): educational resources graded against the rubric.
- [Anonymous hosting](https://xmr.club/hosting): anonymous hosting graded against the rubric.
- [Search engines](https://xmr.club/search-engines): search engines graded against the rubric.
- [AI / LLMs — privacy-respecting options](https://xmr.club/ai): ai / llms — privacy-respecting options graded against the rubric.
- [Tor-friendly forums + community spaces](https://xmr.club/forums): tor-friendly forums + community spaces graded against the rubric.
- [Public Monero remote nodes](https://xmr.club/nodes): public monero remote nodes graded against the rubric.
- [No-KYC crypto wagering — casinos + prediction markets](https://xmr.club/wagering): no-kyc crypto wagering — casinos + prediction markets graded against the rubric.

## Trust + editorial pages

- [Methodology](https://xmr.club/methodology): Grade rubric, KYC tags, feature tags, verification cadence, removal policy.
- [Transparency](https://xmr.club/transparency): Editorial firewall, conflict-of-interest disclosure, affiliate posture, sponsorship rules.
- [Colophon](https://xmr.club/colophon): Tech stack, runtime, what we deliberately rejected, operating cost.
- [Glossary](https://xmr.club/glossary): Definitions for grades, KYC postures, feature tags. Schema.org DefinedTermSet.
- [Peer directories](https://xmr.club/peers): Other independent directories we cross-reference. Use a panel of 2-3 sources, not just one.
- [Heroes](https://xmr.club/heroes): Open-source projects + ecosystem actors this directory depends on.
- [Sponsor](https://xmr.club/sponsor): Sponsorship tiers (Front-Page, Headline, Category, Featured) + slot status.
- [Incidents](https://xmr.club/incidents): Active hacks, exploits, and regulatory pauses affecting listed providers.
- [Shamelist](https://xmr.club/shamelist): Editorial track-record watchlist — providers flagged for operator-character or behavior concerns (curator-set credibility chips, sneaky ToS / policy changes detected without operator announcement). Different lens from /incidents (which tracks acute operational events).
- [Editor picks](https://xmr.club/picks): Tighter subset — entries the curator personally uses.
- [Freshness](https://xmr.club/freshness): Last-verified timestamps per provider. >180d loses A-grade until reverified.
- [Tor mirrors](https://xmr.club/onion): Every listed provider that publishes a .onion mirror.
- [Onion audit](https://xmr.club/onion-audit): Cross-check between our listed .onion and the operator-advertised Onion-Location.
- [Upstream status](https://xmr.club/status): Daily probe of every provider URL with status code + latency + error.
- [Audit log](https://xmr.club/audit): Public ledger of every directory change — grade bumps, KYC re-tests, removals.
- [Maintainers](https://xmr.club/who): Who operates the services we list — solo devs, teams, and their portfolios. Facts, not honor. Scam-cluster warnings surface here when a maintainer runs an F-graded brand.

## Guides

Markdown twins for every guide are at `https://xmr.club/llm/guides/<slug>.txt` — see https://xmr.club/llm/guides.txt for the full twin index.

- [BTC↔XMR atomic swaps: eigenwallet vs BasicSwap vs Farcaster (2026)](https://xmr.club/guides/btc-xmr-atomic-stack-eigenwallet-basicswap-farcaster): Compare eigenwallet, BasicSwap, and Farcaster for BTC↔XMR atomic swaps—setup cost, custody model, Tor, and when to prefer them over instant aggregators. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/btc-xmr-atomic-stack-eigenwallet-basicswap-farcaster.txt
- [Cake Wallet in-app swap vs external aggregators: OPSEC trade-offs (2026)](https://xmr.club/guides/cake-in-app-swap-vs-external-aggregator-opsec): Cake's exchange tab is convenient—but partners still custody mid-swap. Compare in-app routing vs external aggregators on IP, partner AML, and Tor OPSEC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/cake-in-app-swap-vs-external-aggregator-opsec.txt
- [Haveno, RetoSwap, and XMRBazaar: graded LocalMonero replacements (2026)](https://xmr.club/guides/haveno-retoswap-xmrbazaar-localmonero-replacements): Compare Haveno networks (incl. RetoSwap), XMRBazaar, and related P2P options with xmr.club grades, escrow models, and post-exploit caveats. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/haveno-retoswap-xmrbazaar-localmonero-replacements.txt
- [Instant no-KYC BTC→XMR swaps ranked by AML-hold and grade-change risk (2026)](https://xmr.club/guides/instant-btc-xmr-swaps-aml-hold-risk): Rank instant no-KYC BTC→XMR routes by AML-hold risk and recent grade changes—using xmr.club deposit tests, not marketing 'anonymous' claims. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/instant-btc-xmr-swaps-aml-hold-risk.txt
- [How to choose a no-KYC swap aggregator: fees, AML, markup (2026)](https://xmr.club/guides/kyc-rip-vs-trocador-vs-aggregators): How to pick a swap aggregator by the same criteria: affiliate economics, AML inheritance, Tor posture, backend risk, and recourse—Trocador, kyc.rip, and peers. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/kyc-rip-vs-trocador-vs-aggregators.txt
- [How xmr.club's grade-change & incident ledger works (+ monthly digest template)](https://xmr.club/guides/monthly-grade-change-incident-ledger-digest): Learn how xmr.club separates long-term grades from point-in-time incidents—and steal this monthly digest template for readers and LLMs. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/monthly-grade-change-incident-ledger-digest.txt
- [No-account AI/LLM APIs you can pay with crypto (2026)](https://xmr.club/guides/no-account-ai-llm-apis-crypto): Shortlist LLM APIs and proxies that minimize accounts and take crypto—plus when local Ollama/llama.cpp beats any cloud. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/no-account-ai-llm-apis-crypto.txt
- [No-KYC eSIMs and numbers that take Monero (2026 shortlist)](https://xmr.club/guides/nokyc-esim-numbers-monero): Compare no-KYC eSIMs and receive numbers that accept Monero—graded on signup anonymity, XMR checkout, and what a carrier still sees. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/nokyc-esim-numbers-monero.txt
- [Tor-friendly no-KYC VPS that take Monero—curator shortlist (2026)](https://xmr.club/guides/tor-friendly-nokyc-vps-xmr): Shortlist Tor-friendly VPS hosts that accept XMR—graded on signup anonymity, abuse posture, and jurisdiction caveats, not brochure screenshots. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/tor-friendly-nokyc-vps-xmr.txt
- [PrivacyGuides vs kycnot.me vs xmr.club: how to use each list](https://xmr.club/guides/xmr-club-vs-kycnot-me-vs-privacyguides): Different jobs: PrivacyGuides for OPSEC canon, kycnot.me for scored no-KYC maps, xmr.club for Monero-economy deposit tests and incident ledgers—use them together. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/xmr-club-vs-kycnot-me-vs-privacyguides.txt
- [Hardware Wallets for Monero After Coldcard: A Trust-Model Guide](https://xmr.club/guides/hardware-wallets-for-monero-after-coldcard): On 2026-07-30 a weak-RNG bug in Coldcard firmware (undetected ~5 years) drained ~594 BTC from ~500 wallets in 25 minutes. Coldcard is Bitcoin-only, but the class-of-bug applies to any hardware wallet — including the three that support Monero. Here is what changes for XMR holders, and what Monero lets you do that Bitcoin users cannot. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/hardware-wallets-for-monero-after-coldcard.txt
- [Your AI coding tool might be uploading your entire repo](https://xmr.club/guides/ai-coding-tools-upload-your-code): Agentic AI coding CLIs can quietly bundle your whole git repository — full history, files the agent never read, even secrets — and ship it to a vendor's cloud. The Grok Build case, what actually leaks, how to audit your own tool, and how to sandbox it. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/ai-coding-tools-upload-your-code.txt
- [Private donations — giving to devs, orgs, and causes without doxing yourself](https://xmr.club/guides/private-donations): How to give money to an open-source dev, non-profit, or activist project without leaving a name-on-list. Covers XMR direct, BTC + atomic swap to reach BTC-only orgs, prepaid VCCs for fiat-only orgs, email-alias hygiene, dead-drop concierge services, recurring-donation OPSEC, and the tax-receipt tradeoff most guides skip. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/private-donations.txt
- [The yearly privacy debt audit](https://xmr.club/guides/privacy-debt-audit): How to do a once-a-year sweep of accumulated privacy debt: old accounts you forgot, breach exposure since last year, data-broker entries that grew back, abandoned email aliases, stale 2FA recovery keys, social-media archives to pull before you lose access, and the address / phone change-of-record sweep. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/privacy-debt-audit.txt
- [Travel and border crossings — privacy stack](https://xmr.club/guides/travel-privacy): How border agents actually inspect phones and laptops, what a cold travel device looks like, the backup-then-wipe pattern, eSIM vs physical SIM, what "lawful refusal to unlock" actually buys you, hotel-WiFi and airport-charger threat models, and the post-trip reset. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/travel-privacy.txt
- [Telegram OPSEC — using a doxxable app without doxxing yourself](https://xmr.club/guides/telegram-opsec): Telegram is where the privacy community actually congregates, and it's also a productivity app that holds every message you ever sent in plaintext on its servers. The leaks ranked by how often they catch people — and the fixes ranked by how much effort they cost. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/telegram-opsec.txt
- [Run uncensored LLMs locally — the access nobody can revoke](https://xmr.club/guides/local-uncensored-llms): When a government can order an AI cut off overnight, the answer is open weights on your own hardware. Pick a runtime, pick a model, quantize it to fit, and run it offline — no account, no logs, no kill switch. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/local-uncensored-llms.txt
- [The Zcash Orchard bug, explained — what a zero-knowledge soundness flaw means for privacy coins](https://xmr.club/guides/zcash-orchard-bug-explained): In late May 2026 an auditor — with help from an AI — found a four-year-old soundness bug in Zcash's Orchard circuit that could mint undetectable shielded ZEC. No funds were stolen and total supply held. Here is exactly what happened, why the turnstile contained it, and the honest lesson for every privacy coin, Monero included. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/zcash-orchard-bug-explained.txt
- [How to buy Monero without KYC](https://xmr.club/guides/how-to-buy-monero-no-kyc): Step-by-step: swap any coin into native Monero without ID, email or signup. No-KYC routes vetted against the xmr.club rubric. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/how-to-buy-monero-no-kyc.txt
- [Best no-KYC VPN — anonymous signup, crypto pay](https://xmr.club/guides/best-no-kyc-vpn): Short list of VPNs that take crypto, accept anonymous signup, and don't make you flash ID. Picks from the xmr.club rubric. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/best-no-kyc-vpn.txt
- [FCMP++ explained — the privacy upgrade replacing Monero's ring signatures](https://xmr.club/guides/fcmp-plus-plus-explained): Plain-language explainer of FCMP++ (Full-Chain Membership Proofs Plus Plus): the proposed Monero protocol upgrade that retires the 16-decoy ring and replaces it with a zero-knowledge proof over every spendable output on chain. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/fcmp-plus-plus-explained.txt
- [FCMP++ vs other privacy tech — Zcash, CoinJoin, Mimblewimble, Lelantus-Spark](https://xmr.club/guides/fcmp-vs-other-privacy-tech): Side-by-side: FCMP++ (Monero) vs zk-SNARKs (Zcash), CoinJoin (Bitcoin), Mimblewimble (Beam/Grin), Lelantus-Spark (Firo). Threat models, trust assumptions, anonymity sets, default-on vs opt-in, and where each makes sense. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/fcmp-vs-other-privacy-tech.txt
- [How to break an on-chain link](https://xmr.club/guides/break-chain-analysis-link): Cluster, taint, and dust attacks rely on a continuous chain from your address to a known cluster. Five techniques to break that — XMR detour, coin-control, CoinJoin, swap-engine isolation, hop-spacing — with the operational caveats most guides skip. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/break-chain-analysis-link.txt
- [How to buy a domain name anonymously](https://xmr.club/guides/buy-domain-anonymously): Registrar choice, WHOIS privacy, payment privacy, TLD politics, and the operational mistakes that link a "private" domain back to your identity anyway. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/buy-domain-anonymously.txt
- [How to evaluate a privacy service yourself](https://xmr.club/guides/evaluate-a-privacy-service): The seven-step checklist xmr.club curators run on every listing — privacy posture, operator track record, KYC flow tests, withdrawal tests, audit + license review. Apply it to anything we don't cover yet. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/evaluate-a-privacy-service.txt
- [How to get the most out of xmr.club](https://xmr.club/guides/using-xmr-club): Quick tour of the surfaces a returning user actually wants: /ask, /stack, /picks, /tag/<slug>, /compare, /freshness, /audit, the JSON + markdown twins. The shortcuts that make the directory useful in 30 seconds. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/using-xmr-club.txt
- [How to host a service as a Tor hidden service](https://xmr.club/guides/host-a-tor-hidden-service): Set up a .onion address for your website, wiki, or app — torrc config, hostname rotation, vanity addresses, and the operational pitfalls (clock skew, leaking real-IP via headers, descriptor uptime) that quietly de-anonymize hidden services. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/host-a-tor-hidden-service.txt
- [How to off-ramp USDT privately](https://xmr.club/guides/usdt-off-ramp-privacy): Three privacy-respecting paths out of USDT: native XMR exit, fiat P2P, and prepaid-card spend. The freeze-risk profile, the chain-link breaks, and the operational order that survives the most-common analysis patterns. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/usdt-off-ramp-privacy.txt
- [How to pick a no-KYC email provider](https://xmr.club/guides/pick-a-no-kyc-email): Email is the universal signup credential. The five things that actually matter (signup KYC, payment privacy, encryption, lawful-access posture, longevity) and the providers that score on each. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/pick-a-no-kyc-email.txt
- [How to receive XMR privately](https://xmr.club/guides/receive-xmr-privately): Subaddresses per payee, view-key disclosure trade-offs, integrated addresses, and the receive-side mistakes that link your payments together on chain. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/receive-xmr-privately.txt
- [How to recover from a privacy mistake](https://xmr.club/guides/recover-from-privacy-mistake): You logged into the wrong account on the wrong session, or sent funds from a labelled wallet, or shared a screenshot with extra context. Triage in priority order: which leaks are recoverable, which are permanent, and what damage-control actually works. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/recover-from-privacy-mistake.txt
- [How to run your own Monero node](https://xmr.club/guides/run-a-monero-node): Why a personal node is the upgrade most XMR users skip, what hardware/bandwidth it needs, and the bootstrap, sync, and remote-access setup — including a Tor hidden service. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/run-a-monero-node.txt
- [How to spot a crypto-privacy-tool scam](https://xmr.club/guides/spot-a-crypto-scam): Twelve patterns that show up in 80% of scam exits in the privacy-tool space. The chain of questions to run on any "new no-KYC service" before you fund the account. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/spot-a-crypto-scam.txt
- [How to swap stablecoins privately](https://xmr.club/guides/swap-stablecoins-privately): Stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI) are convenient but every issuer can freeze your address. The privacy-respecting swap routes, the freeze-risk profile per coin, and when an XMR detour makes sense. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/swap-stablecoins-privately.txt
- [How to use Bitcoin Lightning anonymously](https://xmr.club/guides/lightning-anonymously): Lightning is fast and cheap but defaults route through KYC custodians. The no-KYC stack: non-custodial wallet, LSP choice, channel hygiene, and the XMR↔LN bridges that keep onchain identity off your route. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/lightning-anonymously.txt
- [How to use Tor for crypto safely](https://xmr.club/guides/tor-for-crypto-safely): Browser hardening, onion vs clearnet trade-offs, wallet+Tor configuration, and the pitfalls (JS, fingerprinting, exit-node bias) that break the privacy you came for. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/tor-for-crypto-safely.txt
- [How to verify a wallet binary before running it](https://xmr.club/guides/verify-wallet-binary): GPG signature check, hash verification, reproducible builds — the standard procedures for confirming a wallet download is what the project signed, not what an attacker swapped in. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/verify-wallet-binary.txt
- [How to verify an onion mirror](https://xmr.club/guides/verify-onion-mirror): Three independent ways to confirm an onion address actually belongs to the operator — Onion-Location header, signed key fingerprint, and direct PGP-attested links. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/verify-onion-mirror.txt
- [Monero cold storage — long-term safe self-custody](https://xmr.club/guides/monero-cold-storage): Paper wallets, view-only wallets, hardware wallets, multisig. Which is right for which threat model + amount, and the mistakes that quietly drain you a year later. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/monero-cold-storage.txt
- [Monero inheritance — a self-custody plan that doesn't dox your heirs](https://xmr.club/guides/monero-inheritance-plan): Self-custody fails dead silent: when you die, the XMR doesn't transfer, it just stops existing. The patterns that solve this without forcing your heirs to publish their identity to the chain — or yours — covered honestly. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/monero-inheritance-plan.txt
- [Monero vs Bitcoin vs Lightning — for daily privacy](https://xmr.club/guides/monero-vs-bitcoin-vs-lightning): Comparing the three rails most people choose between for privacy-respecting daily spending. Different threat models, different trade-offs — pick by what you actually need, not by ideology. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/monero-vs-bitcoin-vs-lightning.txt
- [No-KYC prepaid card — virtual + physical options](https://xmr.club/guides/no-kyc-prepaid-card): Buying a Visa/Mastercard prepaid card without ID, paying in XMR/BTC. Single-use virtual vs reloadable physical, what each one costs, and the picks. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/no-kyc-prepaid-card.txt
- [No-KYC SMS verification — how to use it](https://xmr.club/guides/no-kyc-sms-verification): Most account signups demand a phone number. The legal grey zone of rentable SMS, eSIM, and VoIP — what works for which use case, and the trade-offs. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/no-kyc-sms-verification.txt
- [Old iPhone as Monero cold storage — the shipping-address reframe](https://xmr.club/guides/old-iphone-cold-storage): Hardware wallets shipped to your legal name and home address stopped being the safest option the day the Trezor customer database leaked. A cash-sourced, air-gapped, plausibly-deniable old iPhone is the better cold wallet for 2026. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/old-iphone-cold-storage.txt
- [Pick a Monero wallet](https://xmr.club/guides/pick-a-monero-wallet): Mobile, desktop, or hardware? Hot vs cold, view-key vs full custody. The decision tree + xmr.club picks for each path. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/pick-a-monero-wallet.txt
- [Pick a proxy client — iOS, Android, desktop](https://xmr.club/guides/pick-a-proxy-client): Surge / Shadowrocket / Stash / Quantumult X / Loon / Clash / sing-box — when each makes sense. Mobile + cross-platform proxy clients compared. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/pick-a-proxy-client.txt
- [Prepare for FCMP++ — wallet, view-key + on-chain housekeeping checklist](https://xmr.club/guides/prepare-for-fcmp-plus-plus): Practical pre-fork checklist for the FCMP++ + Carrot Monero hard fork. Which wallets to track, what to do with published view keys, subaddress hygiene, migration timing. No urgency yet — but a few things to line up. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/prepare-for-fcmp-plus-plus.txt
- [Privacy for everyday spending](https://xmr.club/guides/everyday-spending-privacy): Coffee, groceries, subscriptions, online purchases. The four rails (cash, prepaid card, Lightning, USDT) that handle 95% of daily spending without leaking your crypto wallet history at every point of sale. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/everyday-spending-privacy.txt
- [Privacy for journalists and activists](https://xmr.club/guides/privacy-for-journalists-activists): Operational privacy stack for people whose adversary may include state actors, employer pressure, or coordinated harassment. Identity-protective email, money flow, source contact, and hosting — the four pillars where most leaks happen. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/privacy-for-journalists-activists.txt
- [Privacy on a budget — every slot has a free pick](https://xmr.club/guides/privacy-on-a-budget): You don't need a paid VPN, paid email, paid VPS, and a hardware wallet to be private. The directory's no-cost picks per slot — what works for free, what costs marginally, and where paying actually buys you something. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/privacy-on-a-budget.txt
- [Privacy Pools vs Monero — when does a "compliant" mixer fit?](https://xmr.club/guides/privacy-pools-vs-monero): Privacy Pools (0xbow) and Monero both promise privacy. They make fundamentally different bargains. Walk through who decides you get to be private, what happens when the gatekeeper says no, and which threat models each model actually defends. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/privacy-pools-vs-monero.txt
- [Privacy threat models — pick the tools to match](https://xmr.club/guides/privacy-threat-models): Six common threat models from "casual ISP / employer" to "state-level adversary", and which xmr.club stack actually addresses each. Avoid the most common mistake: over-buying for a problem you don't have, or under-buying for one you do. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/privacy-threat-models.txt
- [Privacy without paranoia — a gentle starter kit](https://xmr.club/guides/privacy-without-paranoia): The 80/20 of crypto privacy for ordinary users. Three habits and four installs that defend against the threats most people actually face, without the operational cost of full opsec. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/privacy-without-paranoia.txt
- [Proxy + Tor — when to layer, when not to](https://xmr.club/guides/proxy-plus-tor): Stacking a custom proxy (sing-box, V2Ray) on top of Tor: what it gets you, what it costs, when it makes sense. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/proxy-plus-tor.txt
- [Proxy protocols — Shadowsocks, V2Ray, Trojan, Hysteria, VLESS](https://xmr.club/guides/proxy-protocols-explained): Honest comparison of the tunneling protocols modern proxy clients support. Threat-model fit, performance, detectability, when each makes sense. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/proxy-protocols-explained.txt
- [Self-host a sing-box server — operator side, end-to-end](https://xmr.club/guides/self-host-singbox-server): Get a no-KYC VPS, install sing-box, terminate TLS on a real domain, run VLESS+Reality, and harden the box. Step-by-step. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/self-host-singbox-server.txt
- [Self-host or trust — a decision framework](https://xmr.club/guides/self-host-or-trust): When running your own infrastructure beats using somebody else's, and when it doesn't. The cost-benefit math, the failure modes, and the middle path most users actually want. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/self-host-or-trust.txt
- [What is no-KYC?](https://xmr.club/guides/what-is-no-kyc): KYC explained, why it matters for privacy, and what "no-KYC" actually means in practice for crypto services in 2026. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/what-is-no-kyc.txt
- [When KYC is actually fine — and when it isn't](https://xmr.club/guides/when-kyc-is-actually-fine): Not every transaction needs to be private. Honest breakdown: which KYC services are operationally fine for which use cases, and the few where KYC compounds into real risk. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/guides/when-kyc-is-actually-fine.txt

## #OPSEC52 (weekly OPSEC series)

Series index: https://xmr.club/opsec · RSS: https://xmr.club/opsec/feed.xml · Each entry localized in en/zh/es/ru at `https://xmr.club/{locale}/opsec/<slug>`.
Markdown twins for every card are at `https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/<slug>.txt` — see https://xmr.club/llm/opsec.txt for the full twin index.

- Week 17 — [DNS leakage — your VPN is fine, your DNS is snitching](https://xmr.club/opsec/17-dns-leakage): You paid for a good VPN, your traffic is encrypted, your exit IP is clean. Then every site you visit is quietly announced in plaintext to a resolver you never chose — often your ISP's — with your real subscriber account attached. DNS is the address book of the internet, and if the lookups leak outside your tunnel, the tunnel is theatre. The exit hides where your packets go; the DNS query already told someone where they were headed. (pillar: Network / VPN / Tor stack; difficulty: intermediate) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/17-dns-leakage.txt
- Week 16 — [Burner phones — a clean number on a dirty handset is not clean](https://xmr.club/opsec/16-burner-phones): Most people think a burner is a cheap phone with a fresh SIM. That is the easy 20%. The number is trivial to keep clean; the phone, the way you paid for it, and where you switch it on are where almost every burner is blown. A prepaid SIM bought with cash means nothing if the handset that carries it also carried your real SIM last week, or powers on in your bedroom, or was bought on your card. (pillar: Comms discipline; difficulty: intermediate) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/16-burner-phones.txt
- Week 15 — [Your messenger keeps more than your messages — Signal vs SimpleX vs Matrix](https://xmr.club/opsec/15-secure-messengers): Every serious messenger encrypts content now, so encryption is no longer the thing that separates them. What separates them is what each one is forced to keep about you anyway: whether it demands a phone number, what routing its servers log, and whether the design leaks your contact graph even when the ciphertext is flawless. Last week showed the envelope betrays you; this week is about which envelope is smallest. (pillar: Comms discipline; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/15-secure-messengers.txt
- Week 14 — [Message metadata — the envelope betrays you even when the letter is sealed](https://xmr.club/opsec/14-message-metadata): End-to-end encryption hides what you said. It does nothing to hide that you said it, to whom, when, how often, from where, and on what schedule. That outer envelope — the metadata — is frequently more revealing than the message inside, and unlike the ciphertext it is cheap to collect, easy to store forever, and trivial to graph. A wiretap tells them one conversation; metadata tells them your whole social structure. (pillar: Comms discipline; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/14-message-metadata.txt
- Week 13 — [Card metadata — every swipe is a signed, timestamped confession](https://xmr.club/opsec/13-card-metadata): A card payment is not a private transaction between you and a merchant. It is a broadcast: your legal name, the exact merchant, the amount, the timestamp, and the location, copied to your bank, the merchant's bank, the card network, the payment processor, and whatever analytics and data-broker firms each of them sells to. You cannot pay with a card and keep the where, when, and how-much to yourself — those fields are the product. (pillar: Financial deanonymization; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/13-card-metadata.txt
- Week 12 — [KYC chains — one verified checkpoint, permanent contamination](https://xmr.club/opsec/12-kyc-chains): KYC feels like a door you walk through once — hand over your ID, get verified, start trading. It is not a door. It is a permanent tag stapled to every address that exchange ever saw you use, and by the arithmetic of chain analysis, to every address those touched. You do not get un-verified. The KYC you did two years ago is still deanonymizing the wallet you funded last week. Treat every KYC checkpoint as a beacon that never turns off. (pillar: Financial deanonymization; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/12-kyc-chains.txt
- Week 11 — [Your stablecoin is a leash — USDT/USDC freeze-risk OPSEC](https://xmr.club/opsec/11-stablecoin-freeze-risk): A dollar in your bank can be frozen by your bank. A "dollar" in USDT or USDC can be frozen by Tether or Circle — directly, on-chain, from a corporate office, with no court order and no appeal. The blacklist is a single function call, the funds are gone the moment it lands in a block, and there is no support ticket that reverses it. Stablecoins are the most censorable money most privacy-minded people casually hold. Treat them as rails you pass through, never a place you park. (pillar: Financial deanonymization; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/11-stablecoin-freeze-risk.txt
- Week 10 — [Your transparent-chain graph is a confession — on-chain heuristics OPSEC](https://xmr.club/opsec/10-chain-analysis-heuristics): On a transparent chain, you are not anonymous — you are pseudonymous, which is a very different and much weaker thing. Every payment you make is a permanent public edge in a graph, and chain-analysis firms do nothing but collapse that graph back onto real identities. A single KYC withdrawal, one reused address, one careless consolidation, and years of "private" history unzip at once. This is the OPSEC layer no hardware wallet, VPN, or coin can retrofit after the fact: linkability is decided at spend time, and the ledger never forgets. (pillar: Financial deanonymization; difficulty: intermediate) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/10-chain-analysis-heuristics.txt
- Week 09 — [Your coins are only as safe as the seed — hardware wallet OPSEC](https://xmr.club/opsec/09-hardware-wallet-opsec): A hardware wallet does exactly one thing well: it keeps your private key off an internet-connected computer. It does nothing about the photo of your seed phrase in your camera roll, the "recovery" website that just harvested your 24 words, the pre-initialized device a marketplace seller shipped you, or the person holding a wrench who wants your PIN. The device is a keypad; the secret is the seed and the passphrase in your head. Protect those, or the tamper-proof titanium box is theatre. (pillar: Devices & hardware security; difficulty: intermediate) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/09-hardware-wallet-opsec.txt
- Week 08 — [Every compartment is worthless if the device opens — full-disk encryption](https://xmr.club/opsec/08-full-disk-encryption): Seven weeks of separate emails, phones, browser profiles and vaults all live on one lump of silicon. If someone powers off your laptop, walks it away, and the disk isn't encrypted, none of your compartmentalization matters — they read everything at rest, including the password manager you were so careful about. Full-disk encryption is the single control that turns a seized device from "read my whole life" into "here's some random noise." It's free, built into every OS, and most people still leave it half-off. (pillar: Device & data-at-rest security; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/08-full-disk-encryption.txt
- Week 07 — [One reused password undoes everything — the manager as compartmentalization](https://xmr.club/opsec/07-password-manager-compartmentalization): Every compartment you've built so far — separate emails, separate phones, separate browser profiles — shares one silent seam that can staple them all back together — a reused password. You can run flawless identity hygiene for months, then log into two pseudonymous accounts with the same string and hand an adversary the join key for free. Password reuse isn't a strength problem; it's a linkage problem. A password manager fixes both at once, and it's the one OPSEC habit you'll actually keep. (pillar: Digital identity compartmentalization; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/07-password-manager-compartmentalization.txt
- Week 06 — [Your clock is your face — locale and timezone fingerprinting](https://xmr.club/opsec/06-locale-timezone-fingerprinting): You can route through a pristine Tor exit and still get pinned to a region by your clock. Timezone, language, date order, and number format are a quiet regional fingerprint most people never think to obfuscate — and the worst case isn't leaking it, it's leaking one that contradicts your IP. A clean exit with a Shanghai clock is louder than no VPN at all. (pillar: Digital identity compartmentalization; difficulty: intermediate) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/06-locale-timezone-fingerprinting.txt
- Week 05 — [Browser compartmentalization — one profile per identity, or the browser links them for you](https://xmr.club/opsec/05-browser-compartmentalization): Your browser is a correlation engine. Cookies, logged-in sessions, and a near-unique fingerprint quietly stitch your bank, your exchange, your throwaway handle, and your real name into one profile — unless you split them. One browser profile per identity is the cheapest high-leverage privacy move you're probably not making. (pillar: Digital identity compartmentalization; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/05-browser-compartmentalization.txt
- Week 04 — [Phone number compartmentalization — one number was never meant to be your identity](https://xmr.club/opsec/04-phone-compartmentalization): Your phone number outranks your email as a master key — it's a real-world anchor that carriers, brokers, and SIM-swap attackers all treat as you. Stop handing the same number to your bank, your exchange, and a random forum, and stop trusting SMS to guard anything. (pillar: Digital identity compartmentalization; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/04-phone-compartmentalization.txt
- Week 03 — [Email aliasing — a fresh address for every service](https://xmr.club/opsec/03-email-aliasing): Your email is the master key to every account that uses it for recovery. Hand out a different alias to each service and a breach, a data broker, or a support-desk attacker can't pivot from one inbox to your whole life. (pillar: Digital identity compartmentalization; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/03-email-aliasing.txt
- Week 02 — [Identity compartmentalization — one persona per purpose](https://xmr.club/opsec/02-identity-compartmentalization): Reusing a username, an email, or a recovery number across contexts is how separate identities collapse into one. Build a wall per purpose and never let them touch. (pillar: Digital identity compartmentalization; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/02-identity-compartmentalization.txt
- Week 01 — [VPN exit discipline — stop using one exit for everything](https://xmr.club/opsec/01-vpn-exit-discipline): If your exchange login and your Tor session share an endpoint, you've built the bridge yourself. Rotate servers, separate contexts, assume everything connects eventually. (pillar: Network / VPN / Tor stack; difficulty: beginner) · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/opsec/01-vpn-exit-discipline.txt

## Providers (first 400)

- [B.ai [B]](https://xmr.club/ai/b-ai) — Multi-channel LLM agent platform — Telegram, Discord, Feishu, WeCom, QQ bots. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/b-ai.txt
- [Continue.dev [A]](https://xmr.club/ai/continue-dev) — Open-source VS Code / JetBrains AI extension. Point at any local or cloud model, no vendor lock-in. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/continue-dev.txt
- [Jan [A]](https://xmr.club/ai/jan-ai) — Open-source ChatGPT alternative running locally. Free, offline-first, model marketplace. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/jan-ai.txt
- [LM Studio [B]](https://xmr.club/ai/lm-studio) — Desktop GUI for local LLMs. Drag-drop GGUF models, OpenAI-compatible local API, no cloud. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/lm-studio.txt
- [Lumo (Proton AI) [B]](https://xmr.club/ai/lumo) — Proton's privacy-respecting AI assistant — zero-access encryption, no chat-training, Proton account required (no XMR payment yet). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/lumo.txt
- [NanoGPT [A]](https://xmr.club/ai/nanogpt) — Pay-per-prompt multi-model LLM access. Accepts Nano (XNO), BTC, XMR. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/nanogpt.txt
- [Ollama [A]](https://xmr.club/ai/ollama) — Run open-source LLMs locally — no network, no API key, no telemetry. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/ollama.txt
- [Open WebUI [A]](https://xmr.club/ai/openwebui) — Self-hosted ChatGPT-style frontend. Pairs with Ollama, llama.cpp, or any OpenAI-compatible API. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/openwebui.txt
- [OpenRouter [B]](https://xmr.club/ai/openrouter) — Multi-provider LLM API aggregator. Accepts crypto for top-ups. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/openrouter.txt
- [Privatemode [A]](https://xmr.club/ai/privatemode) — Confidential-compute LLM proxy — encrypted inference on Nvidia confidential GPUs. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/privatemode.txt
- [Venice.ai [A]](https://xmr.club/ai/venice-ai) — Uncensored LLM API — pay in BTC / LN / VVV token. No identity required. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/venice-ai.txt
- [llama.cpp [A]](https://xmr.club/ai/llama-cpp) — Reference C++ inference engine for open-source LLMs. Foundational layer beneath Ollama, LM Studio, Jan, KoboldCpp. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/ai/llama-cpp.txt
- [1pay.cx [C]](https://xmr.club/cards/1pay) — No-KYC crypto card + payments platform — mint a prepaid Visa/Mastercard/PayPal funded with Monero (or ETH/USDT/USDC), no bank, no ID. Also accept card payments to your own wallet + buy gift cards. 2.9% base fee. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/1pay.txt
- [Agora Cards [C]](https://xmr.club/cards/agora-cards) — Invite-only prepaid Visa (referral code required to register) — email + phone signup, no government ID through card issue. Virtual card 90 USDT on BEP-20 / TRC-20 / ERC-20 / SPL / Polygon. Backend built on Dynamic (embedded EVM wallet) and LI.FI (cross-chain swap). No XMR top-up today; operator says on the roadmap. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/agora-cards.txt
- [Bybit Card [B]](https://xmr.club/cards/bybit-card) — CEX-funded Mastercard prepaid — Beta tier ($500/mo) easy to maintain: ~$50/mo cap on USDT cashback + 100% on ChatGPT/Netflix/Spotify/Prime/TradingView (may share the cap). Heavy KYC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/bybit-card.txt
- [Crypto.com Visa [C]](https://xmr.club/cards/crypto-com-visa) — Staked-CRO tier system with cashback up to 5%. Heavy KYC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/crypto-com-visa.txt
- [Goblin Physical MasterCard [B]](https://xmr.club/cards/goblin-physical) — Physical no-KYC MasterCard, mailed worldwide. High issuing tier. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/goblin-physical.txt
- [MoonPay Prepaid [C]](https://xmr.club/cards/moonpay-prepaid) — Mainstream-issued prepaid card. KYC required, broad acceptance. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/moonpay-prepaid.txt
- [PrivacyGateway [C]](https://xmr.club/cards/privacygateway) — No-KYC virtual VISA card with hash-based access, funded by crypto — bundled with self-run RPC nodes and a 0-fee PPLNS mining pool. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/privacygateway.txt
- [Stealths [B]](https://xmr.club/cards/stealths) — No-KYC virtual cards, gift cards, eSIM — buy with Monero, tracked by order number only (no email, no Telegram). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/stealths.txt
- [Trocador Prepaid [B]](https://xmr.club/cards/trocador-prepaid) — Trocador's prepaid-card aggregator — multiple issuers behind one purchase flow. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/trocador-prepaid.txt
- [Wirex Visa [C]](https://xmr.club/cards/wirex) — Crypto-funded Visa with cashback rewards. KYC required, regulated issuer. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/wirex.txt
- [XMRVCC [B]](https://xmr.club/cards/xmrvcc) — Disposable virtual credit card — crypto checkout (BTC/XMR/LN), no KYC, no account, manual delivery. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/xmrvcc.txt
- [kyc.rip Cards [B]](https://xmr.club/cards/kyc-rip-cards) — Prepaid card + gift-card aggregator. Routes orders across upstream issuers; wallet-funded checkout in XMR / BTC / USDT. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/cards/kyc-rip-cards.txt
- [Breaking Monero [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/breaking-monero) — Series by Sarang Noether walking through historical XMR weaknesses + how each was fixed. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/breaking-monero.txt
- [COMIT — BTC ↔ XMR Atomic Swap [B]](https://xmr.club/educational/atomic-swap-btc-xmr) — The COMIT open protocol behind trustless BTC ↔ XMR atomic swaps. Research home; the active end-user implementation is EigenWallet. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/atomic-swap-btc-xmr.txt
- [Cypher Stack Research [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/cypher-stack-research) — Open audits + research papers on Monero, Firo, Salvium and other privacy protocols. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/cypher-stack-research.txt
- [EFF Surveillance Self-Defense [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/eff-ssd) — EFF's threat-model-driven OPSEC guides. Foundational reading for any privacy practitioner. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/eff-ssd.txt
- [KYCnot.me [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/kycnot-me) — Comparative directory of swap services. Long-running independent reference for no-KYC exchanges. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/kycnot-me.txt
- [Mastering Monero [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/mastering-monero) — Free 300-page book by SerHack — the canonical reference for understanding XMR end-to-end. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/mastering-monero.txt
- [Monero Academy [B]](https://xmr.club/educational/monero-academy) — Free Monero education from the Monerica project — beginner / intermediate / advanced course tracks, quizzes, threat-modeling and metadata-leak lessons. Sponsored by the same operators Monerica lists; no signup required to read. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/monero-academy.txt
- [Monero Outreach [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/monero-outreach) — Workgroup behind the most-shared 'Why Monero?' / 'Sound Money' explainers. Translation-first. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/monero-outreach.txt
- [Monero Research Lab [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/monero-research-lab) — Academic + community research papers on XMR cryptography. Heavyweight reading. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/monero-research-lab.txt
- [Monero StackExchange [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/monero-stackexchange) — Q&A site for Monero — protocol, wallets, mining, dev. Best place to ask before bothering #monero-dev. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/monero-stackexchange.txt
- [MoneroKon [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/monerokon) — Annual conference. Archive of every talk from 2019 onward — protocol, OPSEC, policy. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/monerokon.txt
- [MoneroLogs [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/monerologs) — Web-rendered logs of the Monero dev IRC + Matrix rooms. Read what core devs are actually discussing. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/monerologs.txt
- [Privacy Guides [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/privacy-guides) — Community-driven privacy + OPSEC reference — covers email, DNS, browsers, mobile, threat models. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/privacy-guides.txt
- [Zero to Monero [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/zero-to-monero) — Technical deep-dive into XMR cryptography by koe + Sarang Noether + others. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/zero-to-monero.txt
- [getmonero.org / Library [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/getmonero-docs) — Official Monero docs, user guides, and the Moneropedia glossary. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/getmonero-docs.txt
- [opsecosint.info [B]](https://xmr.club/educational/opsecosint) — 10-chapter OpSec + OSINT reference for crypto users. Threat models, wallets, blockchain analysis, phishing, SIM-swap, doxxing — plus interactive quizzes. Solo author, brand-new, hosted on Lovable. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/opsecosint.txt
- [wtf is XMR? [B]](https://xmr.club/educational/wtf-is-xmr) — Friendly beginner's guide to Monero — 6 chapters, interactive quizzes, live Bitcoin-vs-Monero privacy simulator. By CR1337 (also runs Monero.Jobs). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/wtf-is-xmr.txt
- [xmr-compass [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/xmrcompass) — Editorial diagnostic site — 7 questions, 6 tailored paths, 20 articles, 12-term glossary, 4 client-side tools. Transparent affiliate + audit revenue model. French-first. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/xmrcompass.txt
- [xmrprice.live [A]](https://xmr.club/educational/xmrprice-live) — Live XMR price + exchange "weather" — which engines are healthy right now. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/educational/xmrprice-live.txt
- [Disroot [B]](https://xmr.club/email/disroot) — Privacy-respecting community service — email + nextcloud + matrix. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/disroot.txt
- [Ephemere Chat [C]](https://xmr.club/email/ephemere-chat) — Non-federated, Hardened-Tor E2E messaging (Matrix-based) built for ephemeral use — automatic 12h message redaction, ~48h metadata purge, disabled backups, and a live user-verifiable redaction panel. No-KYC, pay in XMR. New. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/ephemere-chat.txt
- [Mailfence [B]](https://xmr.club/email/mailfence) — Belgian E2E-encrypted mail with native OpenPGP keyring. Accepts BTC, custom domains supported. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/mailfence.txt
- [Neir [B-]](https://xmr.club/email/neir) — Zero-signup encrypted mailbox — no email, no phone, no captcha. Browser-side OpenPGP for outbound message bodies; server sees inbound SMTP plaintext like every non-fully-E2E provider. Full XMR payment support (6 confs). Onion mirror advertised. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/neir.txt
- [Njalla Domains [A]](https://xmr.club/email/njalla-domains) — Anonymous domain registration + DNS. The team takes WHOIS on themselves. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/njalla-domains.txt
- [Proton Mail [A]](https://xmr.club/email/protonmail) — Swiss-based encrypted email. Free tier; paid plans accept BTC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/protonmail.txt
- [Riseup Mail [B]](https://xmr.club/email/riseup-mail) — Long-running activist email collective. Invitation-only. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/riseup-mail.txt
- [SimpleLogin [A]](https://xmr.club/email/simplelogin) — Email-alias forwarder. Hide your real address from every service. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/simplelogin.txt
- [StartMail [B]](https://xmr.club/email/startmail) — Dutch privacy-focused email. Paid only, accepts BTC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/startmail.txt
- [Tuta Mail [A]](https://xmr.club/email/tutanota) — German-based encrypted email. Open-source clients. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/tutanota.txt
- [addy.io [A]](https://xmr.club/email/addy-io) — Open-source email-alias forwarder (the AnonAddy successor). Self-hostable, accepts crypto. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/email/addy-io.txt
- [0trace [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/0trace) — No-account instant crypto swap — no-KYC ToS (16 sections), own liquidity, per-order encrypted chat, $5K early-access caps. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/0trace.txt
- [67.tax [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/67-tax) — No-KYC, no-registration crypto exchanger running on its own reserves — BTC · XMR · USDT · ETH, around the clock. AML-screened deposits; custodial while the swap settles. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/67-tax.txt
- [AnonExch [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/anonexch) — No-KYC swap aggregator since 2023 — compares rates across multiple exchangers for XMR, BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC. No account, no-logs claim, Tor mirror. Honest note: 'non-custodial' is first-party only — partner exchangers hold funds mid-swap. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/anonexch.txt
- [AnonKyc [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/anonkyc) — Multi-asset CEX with no-KYC trading under stated limits — Monero, Zcash, Dash, Zano, Dero on the front-page bench. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/anonkyc.txt
- [B2P Central [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/b2p-central) — Bitcoin-first P2P aggregator + cross-service swap-rate finder — compares live offers across HodlHodl, Bisq, RoboSats and a wider swap set. No accounts, no cookies, no trackers. Bitcoin-native (not Monero-native); XMR appears only via the swap-comparison layer's downstream services. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/b2p-central.txt
- [Baltex [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/baltex) — Cross-chain instant swap aggregator — 10,000+ tokens across 200+ networks with native XMR pairs. Notable: accepts very small swap amounts (few dollars) where most instant-swap engines require higher minimums. Front-page markets "Monero-grade privacy" and "Stay Private"; operator also publishes a dedicated AML/chain-analysis product page that screens deposits against 150+ risk categories including mixers, darknet markets, and sanctions clusters. Trigger criteria unpublished — at-risk shape for privacy-focused users on non-trivial amounts. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/baltex.txt
- [Bisq (classic) [A]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/bisq) — The original P2P BTC↔fiat exchange. Multisig escrow, desktop app, no KYC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/bisq.txt
- [Bisq Easy [A]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/bisq-easy) — Streamlined P2P BTC ↔ fiat. Reputation-gated, no KYC, no custody. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/bisq-easy.txt
- [Bitania [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/bitania) — Panama-registered non-KYC crypto exchange — P2P marketplace at `p2p.bitania.com` and an instant-swap product at `swap.bitania.com` (aggregated on OrangeFren). BTC, LTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, TRX. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/bitania.txt
- [BitcoinVN [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/bitcoinvn) — Non-custodial swap operating since 2013 by the same founding team. Panama operator entity (BVX Solutions Inc., Reg 155785126-2-2026) as of 2026-07 after a regulatory-driven restructure from Vietnam. No signup by default, supports Monero, risk-based KYC only on automated flag. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/bitcoinvn.txt
- [BorsoMonero [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/borsomonero) — Tor-first P2P Monero marketplace with locked-XMR escrow, monthly PGP-signed canary, and a server-side queue entry — no KYC, fiat via ~80 payment methods across ~120 countries. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/borsomonero.txt
- [CCE.Cash [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/cce-cash) — Non-custodial cross-chain swap router with refund-on-refusal AML policy and multi-destination split swaps. No signup, no KYC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/cce-cash.txt
- [Cambio [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/cambio) — AI/conversational no-KYC swap aggregator — describe the swap in plain English, it compares ChangeNow/SimpleSwap/FixedFloat rates and issues a one-time deposit address. XMR supported, no account/email/ID. New (~3.5mo), tracker-heavy; 'non-custodial' is first-party only. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/cambio.txt
- [ChangeHero [C-]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/changehero) — Instant crypto swap aggregator since 2017 — 300+ assets including XMR, no account for crypto-to-crypto swaps, Float (≤0.5%) or Fixed (≤0.7%) rates. Reader caveat: kycnot.me tags this as a Level 3 / shotgun-KYC service. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/changehero.txt
- [ChangeNow [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/changenow-warning) — WARNING — historical KYC-creep. Listed for comparison; not recommended. Historically no-KYC but routinely requests verification on flagged tx. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/changenow-warning.txt
- [Changelly [C-]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/changelly) — Custodial instant swap since 2015 — 300+ assets including XMR, no account for crypto-to-crypto swaps. Reader caveat: its AML policy lets it put flagged transactions on hold and demand ID after your deposit lands (shotgun-KYC). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/changelly.txt
- [Coinos [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/coinos) — No-KYC Lightning wallet + custodial swap service. Lightning ↔ on-chain ↔ liquid. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/coinos.txt
- [CypherGoat [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/cyphergoat) — Open-source non-custodial swap aggregator — no-account, Tor-friendly with operator-published onion, KYC sort filter, ~20 coins across multiple instant-swap engines. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/cyphergoat.txt
- [DEX.fo [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/dex-fo) — 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. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/dex-fo.txt
- [ETZ-Swap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/etz-swap) — Two-year-old no-account instant swap — Trocador A privacy rating, kycnot APPROVED 8/10, Tor v3 mirror, no-JS variant. Trust weight reduced 2026-07-29 after OrangeFren.com publicly grouped etz-swap in a cluster with OctoSwap (flagged for a $30k scam report + OF delist) and the operator went silent on both renewal outreach and integration follow-ups. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/etz-swap.txt
- [EagleSwap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/eagleswap) — No-KYC, no-account cross-chain instant swap — pay in one asset, receive another (Monero included) with no registration and no personal info. Custodial while the swap settles; new and thin on operator detail. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/eagleswap.txt
- [El Capo [F]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/el-capo) — Monero-first instant swap — no ID, no name, no email, no records after 30 days. Tor-native with published onion mirror. kycnot 9/10. Self-branded around XMR as the operational default. Per-order letter of guarantee added 2026-08. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/el-capo.txt
- [Exolix [A-]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/exolix) — Anonymous swap, fixed-rate option, decent XMR support. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/exolix.txt
- [FixedFloat [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/fixedfloat) — Instant swap, no account. KYC may be requested on flagged transactions. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/fixedfloat.txt
- [Flashift [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/flashift) — Non-custodial cryptocurrency aggregator run by Flashift Pty Ltd (Australia). Compares Exchange Partners across DEX + CEX to surface the lowest-KYC and best-rate offer for a given pair. No signup, no funds held. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/flashift.txt
- [FucKYC [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/fuckyc) — Instant crypto swap — no account, no email, no KYC, 14+ assets including XMR. 0.1% max fee. Reader caveat: ~3 weeks of operation and the legal pages linked in the footer (/terms, /privacy, /about, /contact) are all missing. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/fuckyc.txt
- [Gorshok [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/gorshok) — No-KYC instant swap (RU/EN/UK). XMR pair, 100+ directions, Oblivion Mode ephemeral session, user-choice AML fork (no ID demand), transparent 2022-manual → 2026-web history. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/gorshok.txt
- [Haveno [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/haveno) — Decentralised P2P XMR exchange. Open-source successor to Bisq for Monero. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/haveno.txt
- [IronSwaps [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/ironswaps) — No-account instant swap across 50+ coins including XMR — public swap tracker by tx ID, full legal-page footer, kycnot Community-Contributed listing with no warnings. Zero Wayback footprint. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/ironswaps.txt
- [LI.FI [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/lifi) — Cross-chain bridge + DEX aggregator API used by many wallets. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/lifi.txt
- [LetsExchange [A]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/letsexchange) — Anonymous floating-rate swap, low spread on majors. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/letsexchange.txt
- [Lizex [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/lizex) — Anonymous floating-rate swap, lower spread on niche pairs. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/lizex.txt
- [Local P2P Exchange [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/localp2p) — LocalBitcoins-style P2P ads directory — post or browse crypto↔fiat buy/sell ads, arrange the trade off-site over SimpleX chat, with an optional SimpleX escrow bot as neutral middleman. The closest active venue yet to the LocalMonero shape that's been missing since AgoraDesk closed in November 2024. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/localp2p.txt
- [Mistex [B-]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/mistex) — Anonymous instant-swap service: 1000+ pairs, float (0.8%) + fixed (2%) rates, Tor v3 mirror, Monero-address sign-in option, documented REST API. Privacy policy names its mechanism (reverse-proxy header stripping). New operator — single peer-directory listing as of 2026-06. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/mistex.txt
- [MoneroSwap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/moneroswap) — Non-custodial, no-account Monero swaps — funds route straight to the settlement address and the site never holds them. No KYC, no logs, open-source frontend, works over Tor with JS off, auto-registered refund address. Grade C is a tenure floor: brand-new (~3 months), not a knock on the product. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/moneroswap.txt
- [NonKYC.io [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/nonkyc) — Order-book CEX with no-KYC withdrawal under stated limits. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/nonkyc.txt
- [Null Route — ZERO TRACE [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/zerotrace) — Null Route — ZERO TRACE: Privacy-first swap aggregator that ranks exchanges by KYC rating (A→D) and log policy rather than price. Lives as a UI subpage on cetoc.org over Trocador.app. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/zerotrace.txt
- [OctoSwap [F]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/octoswap) — SCAM classification escalated 2026-07-29: OrangeFren.com public tweet (2026-07-28) formally attributed OctoSwap to an operator-cluster (with BitXchange / ETZ-Swap / Explace / MIXED / NeverKYC / PegasusSwap) on top of the existing $30k BTT-Trvoid loss report, OF delist, and kycnot AI-summary warning. Do not deposit. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/octoswap.txt
- [Ollie Swap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/ollieswap) — Anonymous Tor-only swap between BTC, BCH, DASH, LTC, XMR — sole-operator project with published reserves held on its own infrastructure; PGP-signed clearnet entry page at ollie.la. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/ollieswap.txt
- [OmenSwap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/omenswap) — No-signup instant swap with an unusual four-surface access model — web app, SSH terminal, MCP server, HTTP API. Fees 0.5% float / 1% fixed. Refund flow is documented and generous. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/omenswap.txt
- [OnionSwap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/onionswap) — Swap-only, no-account instant crypto exchange on its own reserves — 8 assets across BTC / XMR / ETH / LTC / DASH + ERC-20 stables. Flat 0.4% service fee. No API, no referral program, no service desk beyond a per-order ticket form. Deliberately minimal, does exactly one thing. Fresh (© 2026) — grade caps at C on tenure. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/onionswap.txt
- [OpenMonero [F]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/openmonero) — Agoradesk fork — P2P marketplace for buying/selling XMR. Repeat-exploit history: 2025-06 (90 XMR), 2026-06 (200 XMR), 2026-07 (API takeover + 399 XMR drain). Operator frames each event as a fresh zero-day. Grade F. Do not deposit. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/openmonero.txt
- [PegasusSwap [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/pegasusswap) — Anonymous instant swap with broad coin coverage. Multi-month clean integration with kyc.rip as an engine. Note (2026-07-29): OrangeFren.com publicly grouped PegasusSwap in an operator-cluster with OctoSwap (scam-flagged); grade held on the strength of first-party integration evidence, but worth watching. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/pegasusswap.txt
- [Priamex [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/priamex) — Own-liquidity instant swap with pre-deposit AML score check on request — support runs the check for you first, deposit only if you get a pass. BTC / XMR / Lightning. Tor mirror advertised. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/priamex.txt
- [PrivataSwap [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/privataswap) — Multi-provider non-custodial swap aggregator — 41 engines, 10k+ assets, XMR Privacy-Hop + DeFi mode, no account, Tor-friendly. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/privataswap.txt
- [RetoSwap [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/retoswap) — Decentralised XMR↔fiat P2P. Haveno fork operated independently, multi-sig escrow. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/retoswap.txt
- [RoboSats [A]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/robosats) — Lightning-native P2P BTC↔fiat over Tor. No accounts, no email, robot avatars. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/robosats.txt
- [RocketX [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/rocketx) — Cross-chain swap aggregator across CEX + DEX liquidity. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/rocketx.txt
- [SageSwap [A]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/sageswap) — Anonymous swap — no KYC, no AML hold, no IP logging, declines law-enforcement requests. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/sageswap.txt
- [SecureShift [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/secureshift) — Instant swap engine (Cayman Islands, ~5-year tenure) rebranded as "SecureShift DEX" — same mechanism as ChangeNOW / SimpleSwap / Baltex under the hood, with a smart-contract-branded frontend. XMR added 2026-08-04. Own copy names an "AML before swap" screening gate; clean-provenance small-to-medium swaps should clear, larger amounts or complex chain-history funds trigger it. Peer-verified on Monerica since 2024-08-11. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/secureshift.txt
- [Sideshift [A]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/sideshift) — No-account instant swap, API-first, broad chain coverage. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/sideshift.txt
- [SimpleSwap [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/simpleswap) — Popular instant swap service. Decent rates, but has a history of requesting KYC on some transactions. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/simpleswap.txt
- [SplitNOW [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/splitnow) — Aggregator that routes XMR through CEX partners (Bybit, WhiteBIT, Gate) to USDT splits across up to 100 destination wallets. Web3-wallet signin, no Web2 KYC. Hidden spread above the user-visible quote. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/splitnow.txt
- [StealthEX [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/stealthex) — Floating-rate swap, broad coin coverage. First-party observed shotgun-KYC 2026-07-30 on a >$10k swap — user received a KYC link mid-flow; operator explained the trigger as LE-flagged funds; the detection logic is not published. Treat >$10k amounts (or funds with complex prior history) as at-risk for KYC-at-cashout. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/stealthex.txt
- [StereoSwap [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/stereoswap) — "Anonymity by default. Erasure by choice." Privacy-first no-KYC swap exchange with **Oblivion Mode** (15-min in-memory, zero-trace), Tor v3 mirror, published live reserves, and a partner OpenAPI. Single-brand operator with own liquidity — not a meta-aggregator. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/stereoswap.txt
- [Swap.bz [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/swap-bz) — No-account, no-KYC instant swap — BTC/ETH/XMR/SOL/USDT and 100+ coins, 0.5% Standard or 1% Private (a multi-hop route via XMR that thins the on-chain trail). Pass-through, web + Telegram. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/swap-bz.txt
- [SwapZilla [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/swapzilla) — Crypto rate aggregator across 8+ providers — non-custodial, no signup, Tor v3 mirror. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/swapzilla.txt
- [Swapgate [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/swapgate) — Instant swap aggregator — XMR / BTC / ETH / USDT plus long tail across 150+ networks. Widely used. Operator publishes both a "no-KYC, no wallet tracking, full privacy" front-page pitch AND a fully documented AML/KYC policy that says "creating an order = consent to AML/KYC review" with funds held during the review window. Transparent about the contradiction rather than hiding it; still a two-postures shape that caps at Grade C for privacy-honesty reasons. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/swapgate.txt
- [Swapuz [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/swapuz) — Cross-chain bridge + swap, no-KYC for retail. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/swapuz.txt
- [THORChain [A]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/thorchain) — Cross-chain liquidity protocol — native BTC, ETH, BCH, LTC, XMR. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/thorchain.txt
- [TORSwap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/torswap) — Non-custodial, no-account crypto swap + sell tool: 30+ coins, crypto⇄crypto and crypto⇄fiat payouts, one-time-use wallet you control (exportable seed), Tor-style routing and built-in mixing. No KYC. New, unproven. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/torswap.txt
- [TokensFund [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/tokensfund) — Cross-chain swap aggregator routing through THORChain, Chainflip, NEAR Intents, Changee and CCE — no account, no email, no KYC, 15+ assets including XMR and ZEC. Flat 2% fee. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/tokensfund.txt
- [Trocador [A]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/trocador) — Long-running no-KYC aggregator. XMR-friendly, Tor mirror, broad coin support. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/trocador.txt
- [TrustSwap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/trustswap) — No-account, no-KYC instant swap with an above-category-bar privacy policy and clean UX; held at C by extreme-newcomer status (operator live ~33 days, originally as `nokycswap.org`), name collision with the DeFi launchpad TrustSwap Inc., anonymous operator, and zero independent Monero-community track record. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/trustswap.txt
- [Wagyu [A-]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/wagyu) — Cross-chain swap — routes through XMR1 on HyperCore, settles to native Monero. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/wagyu.txt
- [YellowChanger [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/yellowchanger) — Russian crypto exchanger with XMR deposits + withdrawals — no KYC, but every deposit is AML-screened: funds that trip its risk gate are refunded to the sender rather than frozen. Also does crypto ↔ Сбербанк / СБП / RF banks. 0.6% / 1%. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/yellowchanger.txt
- [deBridge [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/debridge) — Cross-chain liquidity protocol — intent-based bridge. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/debridge.txt
- [kyc.rip [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/kyc-rip-aggregator) — Our own. Routes across 10+ engines, picks the best rate, no account, no signup. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/kyc-rip-aggregator.txt
- [kyc.rip / ghost [B]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/kyc-rip-ghost) — Two-hop swap that breaks the on-chain link between sender and recipient — bridges your input to native XMR, then to whatever you actually need. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/kyc-rip-ghost.txt
- [ostbro [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/ostbro) — No-account, no-KYC swap into Monero — order-key only (no email/password), multi-coin in, with a privacy-conscious design: fees folded into the rate and a payout 'Separation' step that splits amounts to resist amount-matching. Grade C is a tenure floor — brand-new (~6 weeks), not a knock on the build. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/ostbro.txt
- [sshwap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/sshwap) — SSH-native crypto swap — connect over SSH (clearnet, Tor, or I2P) instead of a browser. BTC / XMR / Lightning, no account. Estonia corporate anchor (Posterchils Systems OÜ). Own infrastructure. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/sshwap.txt
- [uSwap [C]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/uswap) — No-account instant swap across 30+ chains. Custodial routing with refund-to-sender. Real product tenure ~3.5 months on a domain-aftermarket rebrand. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/uswap.txt
- [xmr2cex [B-]](https://xmr.club/exchanges/xmr2cex) — XMR-in, CEX-sourced-clean-coins-out — specialty offramp that sends you the output from a T1 exchange reserve (Binance / Gate / etc.) rather than routing chain-to-chain. No account, no email, no ID; 3.4% avg fee, 1 XMR minimum, 5,000 XMR maximum. Fresh listing (2026) with unusually explicit no-KYC ToS ("no exceptions" clause covers size, asset, jurisdiction). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/exchanges/xmr2cex.txt
- [#Monero on Mastodon [A]](https://xmr.club/forums/monero-mastodon) — Fediverse hashtag view. Cross-instance, lower volume than X/Reddit, stays on-topic. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/monero-mastodon.txt
- [#monero on Nostr [A]](https://xmr.club/forums/monero-nostr) — Nostr is a decentralized protocol — follow the #monero hashtag from any Nostr client. No accounts; key-pair identity. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/monero-nostr.txt
- [Dread [A]](https://xmr.club/forums/dread) — Tor-only Reddit-style forum. Best harm-reduction + market-review community in the no-KYC space. DNM-adjacent. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/dread.txt
- [Libera Chat #monero [A]](https://xmr.club/forums/libera-monero) — IRC home of the Monero project. Bridged to the Matrix space — same conversations, different transport. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/libera-monero.txt
- [Monero Forum [B]](https://xmr.club/forums/monero-forum) — Self-hosted Monero discussion forum — a Scam Reports board where users actually name and shame, a Tor mirror that works, and optional-email registration. Pseudonymous admin, no published privacy policy or forum rules. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/monero-forum.txt
- [Monero Project Matrix Space [A]](https://xmr.club/forums/monero-matrix) — Official Monero community over Matrix. #monero, #monero-research-lab, #monero-dev, plus a dozen sub-rooms. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/monero-matrix.txt
- [Pitch [B]](https://xmr.club/forums/pitch) — Tor-only forum, lighter-weight Dread alternative. Anonymous registration, sub-forums, DNM-adjacent. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/pitch.txt
- [Stasher News [C]](https://xmr.club/forums/stasher-news) — Monero-native link aggregator + social feed (turfs, news, memes) with peer-to-peer XMR tipping — attach a wallet, tips arrive on-chain, no account email required. Brand-new; bounties use a platform escrow. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/stasher-news.txt
- [r/Monero [B]](https://xmr.club/forums/r-monero) — Mainline Monero subreddit. Long-form questions, news threads, market chatter. Use a privacy front-end (Libreddit / Redlib) for read access. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/r-monero.txt
- [r/xmrtrader [C]](https://xmr.club/forums/r-xmrtrader) — Trading + price-focused Monero subreddit. Higher noise; useful as a sentiment thermometer. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/forums/r-xmrtrader.txt
- [1984.is [A-]](https://xmr.club/hosting/1984-hosting) — Iceland-based free-speech ISP. Accepts Monero, geothermal-powered. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/1984-hosting.txt
- [AbeloHost [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/abelohost) — Netherlands-based offshore dedicated + VPS. DMCA-resistant. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/abelohost.txt
- [AnonyMD [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/anonymd) — Moldova-based no-KYC hosting + VPN — Tor mirror with working Onion-Location, XMRBazaar ordering, COMING SOON across most tiers. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/anonymd.txt
- [BTCVPS [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/btcvps) — Crypto-only VPS in NL + LT — self-built BTC/XMR gateway, no third-party payments. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/btcvps.txt
- [BitLaunch [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/bitlaunch) — Crypto-paid VPS reseller — DigitalOcean / Linode / Vultr backend. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/bitlaunch.txt
- [BlueAngelHost [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/blueangelhost) — Hosts .onion services in Bulgaria. Accepts BTC + XMR. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/blueangelhost.txt
- [BuyVM [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/buyvm) — Long-running VPS (acquired by Cloudzy Jan 2025) — accepts BTC/XMR, Luxembourg + NYC + Las Vegas, free DDoS protection. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/buyvm.txt
- [Cockbox [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/cockbox) — Tor-friendly VPS, accepts XMR. Smaller operator, lenient AUP. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/cockbox.txt
- [FlokiNET [A]](https://xmr.club/hosting/flokinet) — Iceland / Netherlands / Romania. Privacy-friendly with strong DDoS handling. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/flokinet.txt
- [Incognet [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/incognet) — Pseudonymous VPS — accepts XMR, no email required, US + EU regions. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/incognet.txt
- [Ko-Net [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/ko-net) — Privacy-focused Swedish VPS + DNS + managed hosting. No-KYC, accepts XMR / LTC / BTC via self-hosted BTCPay. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/ko-net.txt
- [Mynymbox [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/mynymbox) — Anonymous VPS, shared hosting, dedicated servers, and domains — crypto-only via self-hosted BTCPay, owned AS211673, Tor + I2P mirrors, Tor exit nodes permitted. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/mynymbox.txt
- [Njalla VPS [A]](https://xmr.club/hosting/njalla-vps) — Same operator as Njalla DNS — anonymous accounts, accepts XMR / BTC / LTC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/njalla-vps.txt
- [Servarica [B]](https://xmr.club/hosting/servarica) — Canadian VPS with big-disk plans. Pseudonymous accepted, BTC + XMR + Monero. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/servarica.txt
- [Skhron [C]](https://xmr.club/hosting/skhron) — KVM VPS in Warsaw and Stockholm — own ASN (AS215467), no-KYC signup, Tor mirror, crypto billing (XMR / BTC / LN), IPv6 /56 routed, from €1.69/mo. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/skhron.txt
- [VPSO [B-]](https://xmr.club/hosting/vpso) — Anonymous VPS + Ghost Proxies paid direct in XMR on-chain — no account, no email, no recovery path, Order-ID-only login. Onion mirror advertised via Onion-Location. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/vpso.txt
- [rdp.monster [C]](https://xmr.club/hosting/rdp-monster) — Budget Windows RDP + Linux/Windows VPS with instant ~10-second delivery, no-KYC signup, and Monero as the default payment. KVM, dedicated CPU/RAM/NVMe, EU + US locations, all-ports-open. Mature host (domain since 2022), new to us. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/hosting/rdp-monster.txt
- [XMRBazaar [A]](https://xmr.club/marketplaces/xmrbazaar) — Long-running Monero-only marketplace — buy and sell physical goods, digital services, and skills priced in XMR. Community-run, no platform-side custody. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/marketplaces/xmrbazaar.txt
- [kashilo [B-]](https://xmr.club/marketplaces/kashilo) — Swiss no-KYC Monero-paid classifieds — *Kaufen. Verkaufen. Vergessen.* (German-language SPA, v0.9.66 pre-release, Tor mirror live). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/marketplaces/kashilo.txt
- [Anti Moonboy [B]](https://xmr.club/media/anti-moonboy) — Weekly Monero + darknet analysis podcast — Anti Moonboy News, Attack of the Poisoned Outputs, Darknet Market Maximalism, .thedotfiles. Multi-platform (YouTube, Odysee, Rumble, mp3, onion). Direct XMR donations. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/media/anti-moonboy.txt
- [Monero Talk [B]](https://xmr.club/media/monero-talk) — Long-running Monero interview podcast by Douglas Tuman. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/media/monero-talk.txt
- [Monero Topia [B]](https://xmr.club/media/monero-topia) — Weekly Monero community + tech podcast by Doug Tuman, Tristan, and Sunita. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/media/monero-topia.txt
- [Revuo Monero [A]](https://xmr.club/media/revuo-monero) — Canonical weekly Monero ecosystem digest — protocol, CCS, dev updates. Family: Calc (XMR-fiat converter) + Moneroj (adoption tracker) + Rottenblog. Maintained by rottenwheel. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/media/revuo-monero.txt
- [The Monero Moon [B]](https://xmr.club/media/the-monero-moon) — Weekly Monero newsletter by John Foss — curated news, developments, and community coverage. 90 issues deep. Free to subscribe. Direct XMR donations to the operator's published address. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/media/the-monero-moon.txt
- [Bitrefill Gift Cards [B]](https://xmr.club/merchants/bitrefill-giftcards) — Largest crypto-funded gift-card marketplace — Amazon, Uber, eSIMs, mobile top-ups. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/merchants/bitrefill-giftcards.txt
- [CakePay [A]](https://xmr.club/merchants/cakepay) — Gift cards inside Cake Wallet — pay direct in XMR/BTC, no extra account. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/merchants/cakepay.txt
- [CardsRelay [C]](https://xmr.club/merchants/cardsrelay) — Privacy-coin gift-card store — 1,600+ cards (Amazon, Steam, top-ups) paid in XMR, ZEC, Zano or USDT, no account, instant email delivery. New (~6 weeks live) and, ironically, loads Google trackers. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/merchants/cardsrelay.txt
- [CoinCards [A]](https://xmr.club/merchants/coincards) — Canadian-based gift-card store, accepts BTC/XMR/ETH and many alts. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/merchants/coincards.txt
- [Coinsbee [A]](https://xmr.club/merchants/coinsbee) — Pay with 200+ cryptocurrencies for gift cards in 165 countries. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/merchants/coinsbee.txt
- [Travala [B]](https://xmr.club/merchants/travala) — The established crypto travel platform — 2M+ hotels, flights and activities, 100+ cryptos including direct XMR, since 2017. Same honest caveat as any travel booking: XMR is payment privacy only; airlines and hotels still need your real ID. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/merchants/travala.txt
- [Trocador Gift Cards [B]](https://xmr.club/merchants/trocador-giftcards) — Crypto-funded retailer gift cards — Amazon, Steam, Walmart, hundreds more. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/merchants/trocador-giftcards.txt
- [BasicSwap DEX [A-]](https://xmr.club/mixers/basicswap) — Particl-led atomic-swap DEX. XMR ↔ BTC / LTC / PART / DASH cross-chain without bridges or wrapped tokens. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/mixers/basicswap.txt
- [JoinMarket [B]](https://xmr.club/mixers/joinmarket) — Decentralised BTC CoinJoin — earn yield as a maker, or pay to be a taker. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/mixers/joinmarket.txt
- [Lightning Network [B]](https://xmr.club/mixers/lightning-as-mixer) — Off-chain BTC payments break the on-chain heuristic trail. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/mixers/lightning-as-mixer.txt
- [Monero [A]](https://xmr.club/mixers/monero-itself) — Every Monero transaction is private by default. No coin to mix; it's already mixed. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/mixers/monero-itself.txt
- [Privacy Pools [C]](https://xmr.club/mixers/privacy-pools) — Open-source, multi-chain privacy mixer (ETH/BNB/OP/ARB/Starknet) with operator-curated 'good actor' exclusion list. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/mixers/privacy-pools.txt
- [Wasabi Wallet [B]](https://xmr.club/mixers/wasabi-coinjoin) — BTC CoinJoin built into the wallet. Coordinator-based, Tor-routed. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/mixers/wasabi-coinjoin.txt
- [Whirlpool successors [C]](https://xmr.club/mixers/rotorswap) — Forks of Samourai's Whirlpool CoinJoin after the original was seized. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/mixers/rotorswap.txt
- [Monero.ceo [B-]](https://xmr.club/nodes/monero-ceo) — Community-run public Monero node — point any wallet at monero.ceo:18089 (SSL), no signup. Verified fully-synced mainnet, restricted RPC; operator says monerod + web logs disabled. Listed on Monerica. Pair with Tor for anything sensitive. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/monero-ceo.txt
- [Plowsof public nodes [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/plowsof-node) — Plowsof — long-time Monero contributor. Three Tor + clearnet endpoints, no JS required. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/plowsof-node.txt
- [Rucknium research node [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/rucknium-node) — Public node by Rucknium, Monero Research Lab. Mainnet, Tor + clearnet. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/rucknium-node.txt
- [Self-hosted (run your own) [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/self-hosted-node) — The reference setup. Five minutes on any VPS or home server; trustless wallet operation. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/self-hosted-node.txt
- [StormyCloud (xmr.stormycloud.org) [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/stormycloud-node) — StormyCloud-operated public node. Used as a default by several wallets. I2P endpoint available. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/stormycloud-node.txt
- [anstee.dev [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/anstee-dev-node) — Independent public Monero node. TLS-only, port 18081. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/anstee-dev-node.txt
- [kowalski.fiatfaucet.com [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/fiatfaucet-node) — FiatFaucet-operated public node. TLS, no port suffix needed. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/fiatfaucet-node.txt
- [mnr.network [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/mnr-network) — Verified RPC network for Monero — a proxy that cryptographically checks every upstream node's answer, pays-as-you-go in XMR, no email, no KYC, no request logs. Currently in beta. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/mnr-network.txt
- [monero.one [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/monero-one-node) — Public node by Joe (monero.one). Pairs with the Monero.one mobile wallet listed under /wallets. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/monero-one-node.txt
- [node.community.rino.io [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/rino-community) — Rino-operated public Monero node. Long-standing, ZeroMQ + RPC, clearnet + Tor + I2P endpoints. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/rino-community.txt
- [node.monerodevs.org [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/monerodevs-node) — Run by core Monero developers. Useful for testing dev branches against a known-good node. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/monerodevs-node.txt
- [node.richfowler.net [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/richfowler-node) — Rich Fowler-operated public node. Long-running community fixture. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/richfowler-node.txt
- [node.sethforprivacy.com [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/sethforprivacy-node) — Seth Simmons-operated public node. Tor + I2P endpoints in addition to clearnet. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/sethforprivacy-node.txt
- [node.xmr.party [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/majesticbank-node) — MyMonero / xmr.party-operated remote node. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/majesticbank-node.txt
- [node1.xmr-tw.org [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/xmr-tw-node) — Taiwan-operated public node. Useful for Asia-Pacific clients minimising RTT. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/xmr-tw-node.txt
- [nodes.hashvault.pro [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/hashvault-node) — HashVault mining-pool-operated public node. Many regional endpoints. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/hashvault-node.txt
- [nodex.monerujo.io [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/monerujo-node) — Monerujo wallet's public node. Android-first community. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/monerujo-node.txt
- [xmr-de-2.boldsuck.org [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/boldsuck-de-node) — Boldsuck-operated public node hosted in Germany. Long-standing community fixture. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/boldsuck-de-node.txt
- [xmr-node.cakewallet.com [A]](https://xmr.club/nodes/cake-node) — Default Cake Wallet remote node. Operator-run by the Cake team. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/cake-node.txt
- [xmr.litepay.ch [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/litepay-node) — LitePay Switzerland public node. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/litepay-node.txt
- [xmr.pw [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/xmr-pw) — Small principled Monero mining pool — P2Pool-backed + Solo + optional Tari merge mining, TLS-only stratum endpoints. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/xmr-pw.txt
- [xmr.rocks [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/xmr-rocks-node) — xmr.rocks community node. Tor + clearnet. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/xmr-rocks-node.txt
- [xmr.support [B]](https://xmr.club/nodes/xmr-support-node) — Independent Monero node — clearnet + .onion, no logs disclosed, community-run. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/nodes/xmr-support-node.txt
- [Brave Search [A]](https://xmr.club/search/brave-search) — Independent crawler-backed search. Free tier; API requires email. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/search/brave-search.txt
- [DuckDuckGo [B]](https://xmr.club/search/ddg) — Free no-tracking search. Bing-backed index. The mainstream private-search default. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/search/ddg.txt
- [Kagi [A]](https://xmr.club/search/kagi) — Subscription search — no ads, no tracking, custom ranking. Best privacy-respecting paid option. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/search/kagi.txt
- [Marginalia Search [A]](https://xmr.club/search/marginalia) — Solo-built indie search engine for the non-commercial web. Surfaces forums, wikis, personal sites Google buried. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/search/marginalia.txt
- [Mojeek [A]](https://xmr.club/search/mojeek) — UK-based independent crawler. No tracking, no profiling. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/search/mojeek.txt
- [SearXNG [A]](https://xmr.club/search/searxng) — Privacy-respecting metasearch. Aggregates 70+ engines locally on your server. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/search/searxng.txt
- [Startpage [B]](https://xmr.club/search/startpage) — Google results, no Google tracking. Dutch operator. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/search/startpage.txt
- [Stract [B]](https://xmr.club/search/stract) — Open-source search engine with its own crawler. Customisable ranking, optional Sidekick LLM integration. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/search/stract.txt
- [Whoogle [A]](https://xmr.club/search/whoogle) — Self-hosted Google proxy. Get Google's results without the tracking, ads, or AMP. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/search/whoogle.txt
- [5sim [B]](https://xmr.club/sims/5sim) — Long-running SMS verification provider. Bulk-friendly, broad service catalogue. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/5sim.txt
- [BuyUKeSIM [B+]](https://xmr.club/sims/buyukesim) — Real UK +44 carrier eSIM plus travel-data eSIMs for 190+ countries — no account, no KYC, on-screen QR after crypto checkout (12 coins incl. XMR). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/buyukesim.txt
- [Cypher eSIM [B-]](https://xmr.club/sims/cypher-esim) — No-account, no-KYC eSIM checkout — kycnot rates it 10/10 with Privacy 100/100; Telegram-bot delivery, Monero / BTC / Lightning / cash-by-mail, 180+ countries. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/cypher-esim.txt
- [HeroSMS [B]](https://xmr.club/sims/herosms) — Tiered SMS receive with premium high-success-rate pool. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/herosms.txt
- [JMP.chat [A]](https://xmr.club/sims/jmp-chat) — Jabber bridge to real phone numbers — SMS + voice over XMPP, no smartphone needed. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/jmp-chat.txt
- [Physical pre-paid SIM [B]](https://xmr.club/sims/physical-sim-tricks) — The original no-KYC SIM. Buy with cash at a kiosk in a country that doesn't require ID. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/physical-sim-tricks.txt
- [SMSPool [C]](https://xmr.club/sims/smspool) — Per-service rental of receive-only numbers. Wallet credit funded with crypto. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/smspool.txt
- [Silent.link [A]](https://xmr.club/sims/silent-link) — Anonymous eSIM with a phone number. Crypto-only signup, no ID. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/silent-link.txt
- [nadanada.me [B]](https://xmr.club/sims/nadanada) — Three-service bundle at unusually low prices: no-KYC eSIM ($0.99/plan), disposable phone numbers for SMS verification ($1.50/number), and a no-log VPN ($3/mo). No account, no email, anonymous payments including XMR. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/nadanada.txt
- [walls.rip eSIM [A]](https://xmr.club/sims/walls-esim) — Anonymous eSIM aggregator. Routes orders across upstream regional carriers; pay XMR / BTC / Lightning, receive an eSIM QR. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/sims/walls-esim.txt
- [1gwei.dev [B-]](https://xmr.club/tools/1gwei) — No-KYC gas station — pay a tiny invoice in Monero or Lightning, receive native gas (ETH/ARB/Base/Polygon/BNB/HyperEVM/Robinhood/Sepolia) to any wallet in minutes. No account, no bridge. Self-disclosed custodial float — send only what you need. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/1gwei.txt
- [404.cash [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/404-cash) — Crypto checkout widget for merchants — XMR / BTC / LN / USDT, no KYC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/404-cash.txt
- [Aegis Authenticator [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/aegis-authenticator) — Open-source TOTP/HOTP for Android — encrypted local vault, exportable backups. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/aegis-authenticator.txt
- [Agora Logistic [C]](https://xmr.club/tools/agora-logistic) — Crypto-paid shipping-label aggregator — compare UPS / DHL / USPS / InPost / GLS / DPD / FedEx / BRT / Correos / SEUR rates, pay in crypto, get the printable PDF. A way to send parcels without a courier account under your real name — the shipping-address surface the August 2026 hardware-wallet breaches put in the spotlight. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/agora-logistic.txt
- [Bitwarden [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/bitwarden) — Open-source cloud password manager. Optional self-host. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/bitwarden.txt
- [Briar [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/briar) — Peer-to-peer messenger over Tor, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi. No servers, no metadata. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/briar.txt
- [CalyxOS [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/calyx-os) — Privacy-focused Android distribution. Pixel + select hardware. MicroG bundled, Tor-aware, Datura firewall. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/calyx-os.txt
- [CryptPad [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/cryptpad) — Encrypted-in-browser real-time office suite. Documents, sheets, slides — server never sees plaintext. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/cryptpad.txt
- [Cryptomator [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/cryptomator) — Client-side encryption for cloud storage — Dropbox / GDrive / iCloud see only ciphertext. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/cryptomator.txt
- [Cryptosteel Capsule [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/cryptosteel-capsule) — Steel seed-phrase backup. Fire/water/EMP-resistant. One-time purchase. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/cryptosteel-capsule.txt
- [Cwtch [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/cwtch) — Tor-only multi-party chat. No accounts, no servers, every conversation an ephemeral .onion. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/cwtch.txt
- [Element [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/matrix-element) — Federated E2E chat. Self-hostable, open-source, hosts most XMR/privacy community rooms. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/matrix-element.txt
- [Ente Auth [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/ente-auth) — Cross-platform TOTP app with E2E-encrypted sync. Free tier, no account required for local-only use. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/ente-auth.txt
- [FreeTube [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/freetube) — Privacy-respecting YouTube desktop client. No Google account, no ads, downloads + Sponsorblock built in. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/freetube.txt
- [GOXMR [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/goxmr) — Privacy-first link-in-bio for the Monero ecosystem — OpenAlias + NIP-05 + WebFinger + PGP under one handle. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/goxmr.txt
- [Ghost Chat [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/ghost-chat) — End-to-end encrypted messaging over Nostr relays. PGP-encrypted payloads, no accounts, no servers, no logs. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/ghost-chat.txt
- [GhostDrip [B-]](https://xmr.club/tools/ghostdrip) — Automated Monero DCA — set a cadence and an amount, and GhostDrip runs periodic swaps into XMR via decentralized routers with no accounts, no cookies, no tracking. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/ghostdrip.txt
- [GrapheneOS [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/grapheneos) — Hardened Android for Pixel hardware. Verified boot, sandboxed Play Services, no Google account required. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/grapheneos.txt
- [KeePassXC [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/keepassxc) — Offline, file-based password vault. No cloud, no account. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/keepassxc.txt
- [Monero SuperPay [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/monero-superpay) — Self-hosted Monero point-of-sale — watch-only wallet, multi-device pairing (LAN / Tor / Tailscale), Mac desktop + Umbrel app. Free, open source, no signup, no KYC, no platform fees. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/monero-superpay.txt
- [Monero Superbrain [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/monero-superbrain) — One-click Umbrel app — bundles monerod + P2Pool + xmrig-proxy + XMRig with a web dashboard. Real-time hashrate, fleet management for LAN/Tailscale miners, community-built themes. Free, open source. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/monero-superbrain.txt
- [Monero.Jobs [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/monero-jobs) — Freelance marketplace where every payment settles in XMR. Email or fully-anonymous signup, no KYC at any tier. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/monero-jobs.txt
- [MoneroMarketCap [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/monero-marketcap) — CoinMarketCap-alike valued entirely in XMR — track every major cryptocurrency's price in Monero, compare gainers and losers vs XMR, and build a portfolio priced in XMR rather than fiat. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/monero-marketcap.txt
- [MoneroSpace [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/monerospace) — Open-source Monero mempool explorer — fee tiers, pool attribution, block heights from a community-built mempool.space port. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/monerospace.txt
- [Mullvad Browser [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/mullvad-browser) — Tor-Browser-derived browser without Tor. Use with Mullvad VPN. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/mullvad-browser.txt
- [NewPipe [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/newpipe) — Android YouTube + SoundCloud + PeerTube client. No Google services, no account, F-Droid first. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/newpipe.txt
- [OnionShare [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/onionshare) — P2P file-share over Tor onion services. No third-party hosting. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/onionshare.txt
- [PrivateBin [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/privatebin) — Encrypted-in-browser pastebin. The server never sees plaintext. Self-host on a $4 VPS. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/privatebin.txt
- [Proton Pass [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/proton-pass) — E2E password manager from Proton. Free tier, accepts crypto, includes 2FA + alias support. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/proton-pass.txt
- [ProxyPagos [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/proxypagos) — México-focused pay-what-you-need-without-a-form: mobile top-ups, utility bills (CFE / agua / internet / telefonía), giftcards, eSIMs, and cash withdrawals — all guided over chat, in XMR / Lightning / internal balance. Tor + I2P surfaces published. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/proxypagos.txt
- [Qubes OS [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/qubes-os) — Security-via-compartmentalisation desktop OS. Every app runs in its own Xen VM. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/qubes-os.txt
- [SMMKings [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/smmkings) — SMM panel since 2016 — Telegram Premium / Stars, ad placements, web traffic, social engagement. Crypto-pay, email-only signup. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/smmkings.txt
- [SecureDrop [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/securedrop) — Newsroom-grade anonymous-source submission system. Run by ~70 outlets (NYT, WaPo, ProPublica, Guardian). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/securedrop.txt
- [Session [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/session-messenger) — Decentralised messenger — no phone number, no email, onion-routed. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/session-messenger.txt
- [SimpleX Chat [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/simplex-chat) — Decentralised messenger with no user IDs at all. The only major messenger that doesn't identify users. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/simplex-chat.txt
- [Snowflake [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/snowflake) — Browser-based proxy bridge that lets censored users reach the Tor network. Run one to help, or use one to connect. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/snowflake.txt
- [Sovereign Rerouter [C]](https://xmr.club/tools/sovereign-rerouter) — Privacy "re-router" from Sovereign Stack — swap crypto through their relay to break the on-chain link, records purged within 24h, optional escrow. Custodial while the route settles; established since 2021. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/sovereign-rerouter.txt
- [StackXMR [C]](https://xmr.club/tools/stackxmr) — Single-page XMR signals dashboard — EMA / RSI / MACD / regime indicators live in your browser, no backend, no signup, no telemetry. Hobbyist project, donation-funded, signals are educational not advice. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/stackxmr.txt
- [Standard Notes [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/standardnotes) — E2E-encrypted notes app. Open-source, audited, accepts crypto on paid tiers. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/standardnotes.txt
- [StealthLedger [C]](https://xmr.club/tools/stealthledger) — Client-side-encrypted, zero-knowledge crypto + cash portfolio tracker — no account, no email, no wallet addresses. Manual entry only (nothing to deanonymize), passkey login, and a verifiable frontend (SRI + integrity manifest + out-of-band pin). Tracks XMR among 10,000+ assets. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/stealthledger.txt
- [Tails OS [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/tails) — Live USB OS that routes all traffic through Tor by default. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/tails.txt
- [Threema [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/threema) — Swiss paid one-time messenger. Phone-number optional, anonymous IDs, no metadata. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/threema.txt
- [Tor Browser [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/tor-browser) — The reference anonymity browser. Bundled with Tor + NoScript + safe defaults. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/tor-browser.txt
- [Vaultwarden [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/vaultwarden) — Open-source Rust reimplementation of the Bitwarden server. Self-host the official client backend on a $4 VPS. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/vaultwarden.txt
- [Veilid [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/veilid) — P2P privacy-focused application framework from Cult of the Dead Cow. Anti-Tor in design — every node also routes. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/veilid.txt
- [VeraCrypt [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/veracrypt) — Full-disk + container encryption with plausible deniability. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/veracrypt.txt
- [Whonix [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/whonix) — Two-VM compartmentalisation — workstation never sees the public internet. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/whonix.txt
- [XMR Escrow [F]](https://xmr.club/tools/xmrescrow) — Account-free centralized Monero escrow — operator-mediated, single-key wallet, 1-click release for buyer, admin can force-release or refund on dispute. Clearnet + .onion mirror. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/xmrescrow.txt
- [XMR-PAY [C]](https://xmr.club/tools/xmr-pay) — Drop-in non-custodial Monero payment library by SlowBearDigger (same as goxmr.click) — `npm i xmr-pay`, drop `<xmr-pay>` in a checkout, accept XMR directly to your wallet. Beta 0.1.0. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/xmr-pay.txt
- [XMR402 [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/xmr402) — Open standard for HTTP 402 payments — Monero-paid, agent-friendly, no signup. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/xmr402.txt
- [XMR98 [B-]](https://xmr.club/tools/xmr98) — Windows-98-themed Monero desktop — swap aggregator over Trocador, live price + chart + hashrate + Fear & Greed widgets, Chat app, README, and a few decorative folders. By @babysolo_, who also runs GhostDrip and babysolo.net. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/xmr98.txt
- [XMRChat [A-]](https://xmr.club/tools/xmrchat) — Non-custodial Monero superchat + tipping for streamers — viewers pay no platform fee, creators keep 100%, no signup for viewers. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/xmrchat.txt
- [YubiKey 5 [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/yubikey-5) — Hardware FIDO2 / U2F / PIV / OpenPGP token. Phishing-resistant 2FA across every account that supports it. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/yubikey-5.txt
- [disperse.rip [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/disperse-rip) — Batch USDT/ETH dispersal — pay 1000 recipients in one transaction. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/disperse-rip.txt
- [jiayou.rip [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/jiayou-rip) — TRON energy aggregator — pay TRX fees ~85% cheaper via delegation. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/jiayou-rip.txt
- [kyc-rip CLI / SSH [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/kyc-rip-cli) — Swap aggregator as a terminal. `ssh swap.kyc.rip` or `brew install kyc-rip`. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/kyc-rip-cli.txt
- [mempool.space [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/mempool-space) — Self-hostable Bitcoin block + mempool explorer. Reference UX for inspecting on-chain activity. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/mempool-space.txt
- [monero.fail [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/monero-fail) — Live monitor of public Monero remote nodes. Sortable by uptime, country, transport. Onion mirror + JSON API. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/monero-fail.txt
- [monerometrics [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/monerometrics) — Open-source Monero network-metrics dashboard running its own node — hashrate, difficulty, mempool, mining-pool attribution, fee estimator, and a free no-account/no-KYC public API. MIT-licensed, tracker-free, donation-funded. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/monerometrics.txt
- [stables.rip [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/stables-rip) — Stablecoin issuance + flow intelligence — track USDT/USDC supply across chains. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/stables-rip.txt
- [walls.rip [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/walls-rip) — Ghost Mail, Dead Drop, SMS Wall, Ghost Chat — privacy primitives in one portal. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/walls-rip.txt
- [xmr.bio [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/xmr-bio) — First-party Monero-native identity — free OpenAlias record, X-post proof-of-ownership, optional Nostr link. Optional custom subdomain via xmr402. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/xmr-bio.txt
- [xmr.club Explorer [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/xmrclub-explorer) — xmr.club's own Monero block & mempool explorer — open-source (AGPLv3 MoneroSpace/mempool fork), runs off its own node (node.kyc.rip), Tor onion mirror with Onion-Location, no accounts / no trackers / no logs. First-party, disclosed. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/xmrclub-explorer.txt
- [xmr.irish [A]](https://xmr.club/tools/xmr-irish) — Education-first Monero tool: live mempool visualizer with per-transaction privacy-primitive callouts, network-stat dashboard, protocol simulations, market ticker, and a Run-A-Node setup helper. Active V1→V5 iteration in four months by @AquaticXCP. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/xmr-irish.txt
- [xmrbid.lol [B]](https://xmr.club/tools/xmrbid) — A privacy-clean XMR directory built on the same open/verifiable DNA as xmr.club — public JSON, warrant canary, onion, zero trackers — but the opposite soul: rank is the bid and every listing is self-written. A transparent billboard, not a curated list. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/tools/xmrbid.txt
- [AirVPN [B]](https://xmr.club/vpns/airvpn) — Independent Italian operator. Accepts XMR, BTC, BCH, ETH, LTC, DOGE. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/airvpn.txt
- [AzireVPN [C]](https://xmr.club/vpns/azirevpn) — **Ownership + jurisdiction shift, XMR dropped.** Formerly Swedish no-logs VPN; now owned by Malwarebytes (US, Santa Clara CA) per their own `/about` page. XMR is no longer accepted at the pricing step. Downgraded A → C on 2026-07-02 pending verified audit under new ownership. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/azirevpn.txt
- [Cypher VPN [C]](https://xmr.club/vpns/cypher-vpn) — No-account, crypto-only VPN — WireGuard + AmneziaWG, pay in Monero (or BTC/USDT/TON/SOL), get a random key instead of a login. Exits in NL/RO/FI. Same operator as our Cypher eSIM. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/cypher-vpn.txt
- [IVPN [A]](https://xmr.club/vpns/ivpn) — Anonymous account IDs, accepts cash + XMR + monero. Strong audit history. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/ivpn.txt
- [KeyNode VPN [C]](https://xmr.club/vpns/keynode-vpn) — Small-userbase, invite-flavoured OpenVPN service (Russian-language) — pays in XMR/crypto, Telegram-bot signup, 3-day free trial + referral free tier. Graded C with the caveats stated plainly: Russian jurisdiction and no published no-logs policy are real limiters for a privacy VPN. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/keynode-vpn.txt
- [Meile dVPN [B]](https://xmr.club/vpns/meile-dvpn) — Community-run decentralized VPN on the Sentinel network. No sign-up, no KYC. Pay with XMR, BTC/LN, PIVX, FIRO, or ARRR — the whole node fleet is run by third parties, not Meile itself. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/meile-dvpn.txt
- [Mullvad VPN [A]](https://xmr.club/vpns/mullvad) — Account number only — no email, name, or any identifier required. Pay in cash, XMR, BTC, or card. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/mullvad.txt
- [Njalla VPN [B]](https://xmr.club/vpns/njalla-vpn) — From the Njalla team (anonymous DNS + domains). Anonymous accounts. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/njalla-vpn.txt
- [NymVPN [A]](https://xmr.club/vpns/nymvpn) — Decentralised mixnet VPN — 24-word passphrase signup (no email, no phone), accepts Monero / Zcash / NYM, 5-hop Anonymous Mode with cover traffic. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/nymvpn.txt
- [OVPN.com [B]](https://xmr.club/vpns/ovpn) — RAM-only servers, accepts cash + crypto. Sweden-based. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/ovpn.txt
- [Obscura VPN [B]](https://xmr.club/vpns/obscura) — New "technically can't log" two-party-relay VPN by Carl Dong (Bitcoin Core alum). XMR + BTC accepted, randomized account numbers, no email. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/obscura.txt
- [Proton VPN [B]](https://xmr.club/vpns/proton-vpn) — Free tier exists; paid plans accept BTC. Email required at signup. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/proton-vpn.txt
- [Riseup VPN [B]](https://xmr.club/vpns/riseup-vpn) — Activist-collective VPN. Free for members of supporting orgs. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/riseup-vpn.txt
- [Windscribe [C]](https://xmr.club/vpns/windscribe) — Generous free tier, paid plans accept crypto, email optional. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/windscribe.txt
- [Xeovo VPN [A]](https://xmr.club/vpns/xeovo-vpn) — 9-year-old Helsinki-based no-KYC VPN (Xeovo Oy, Finland, EU/GDPR jurisdiction; X handle `@xeovo` joined September 2016) with a strict no-logs policy that names six specific data categories not collected, optional-only email at signup, a v3 Tor mirror with matching Onion-Location header, six years of annual transparency reports, cash + Monero / Bitcoin / Litecoin / cards / PayPal payment surface, a published `/bug-bounty/` with explicit safe-harbor scope, kycnot.me Verified review at 9/10 Overall, and a six-channel contact stack including a dedicated `r/xeovo` subreddit. Independently cross-confirmed tenure via monerica.com and kycnot.me. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/vpns/xeovo-vpn.txt
- [Arcadex [C]](https://xmr.club/wagering/arcadex) — Anonymous no-account XMR-only casino with five in-house games (Runner, Dice, BlackJack, Keno, Crash). Per-browser Monero subaddress deposit. Custodial house-banked; provably-fair page 404s despite nav link — verify before depositing. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wagering/arcadex.txt
- [Dexsport [C]](https://xmr.club/wagering/dexsport) — Web3 crypto sportsbook + casino since 2021, No-KYC, accepts XMR (+38 coins). Read first: documented cancelled-winnings / account-freeze / withdrawal complaints + casino.guru Safety Index 4.4 (Low). Provably-fair contracts ≠ guaranteed payout. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wagering/dexsport.txt
- [Monero Slots [B-]](https://xmr.club/wagering/xmrslots) — Provably-fair Monero slots + roulette — wallet-as-identity, transparent house edge (2.65%); brand-new, fairness algorithm unread by audit. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wagering/xmrslots.txt
- [xmr.bar [B]](https://xmr.club/wagering/xmr-bar) — Monero dice — no signup, no KYC, provably fair via tx-hash + block-hash combo. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wagering/xmr-bar.txt
- [xmr.win [C]](https://xmr.club/wagering/xmr-win) — Monero-denominated prediction market — peer orderbook, zero-KYC, MCP-first (agents are first-class users). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wagering/xmr-win.txt
- [Anonero [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/anonero) — Android Monero wallet with hardcoded privacy defaults — no subaddress reuse, no third-party leaks, coin control by default. Tor-first. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/anonero.txt
- [Bitcoin Knots [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/bitcoin-knots) — Bitcoin Core-derived full-node wallet with stricter mempool + policy controls. Same chain, same RPC, opinionated defaults. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/bitcoin-knots.txt
- [Boltz [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/boltz) — Lightning ↔ on-chain submarine + reverse swaps. Non-custodial, no account. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/boltz.txt
- [Cake Wallet [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/cake-wallet) — Mobile + desktop multi-coin wallet (XMR, BTC, LTC, ETH) with in-app swap + CakePay. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/cake-wallet.txt
- [Cashu [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/cashu) — Chaumian eCash on Bitcoin. Blinded signatures = zero-knowledge balance for the mint. Settled on Lightning. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/cashu.txt
- [Coin Wallet [C]](https://xmr.club/wallets/coin-wallet) — Multi-coin wallet with first-class XMR support and non-custodial key storage. MIT open source, ten-year operator (CoinSpace LLC, US). In-app buy/sell/swap routes through KYC-triggering partners — anonymous wallet, non-anonymous rails. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/coin-wallet.txt
- [Coldcard [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/coldcard) — Bitcoin-only hardware wallet by Coinkite. Air-gapped via PSBT-on-SD. Reference signer for Bitcoin maxis. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/coldcard.txt
- [Edge Wallet [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/edge) — Multi-chain mobile wallet — XMR + BTC + USDT (multi-chain) + 100+ assets. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/edge.txt
- [EigenWallet [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/eigenwallet) — Atomic-swap BTC ↔ XMR DEX wallet — non-custodial, GPL, Tor-aware. Fork of UnstoppableSwap / xmr-btc-swap. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/eigenwallet.txt
- [Feather Wallet [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/feather) — Lightweight XMR desktop wallet — fast sync via remote node, Tor/Onion friendly. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/feather.txt
- [Fedimint [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/fedimint) — Federated Chaumian e-cash. Trust split across a federation instead of a single mint operator. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/fedimint.txt
- [Foundation Passport [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/passport-bitcoin) — Air-gapped BTC hardware wallet. Camera-only QR signing, US-manufactured, open-source firmware. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/passport-bitcoin.txt
- [Guarda [C]](https://xmr.club/wallets/guarda) — Multi-chain non-custodial wallet, first-class XMR since 2017 — a convenience-focused light wallet; in-app buy/swap routes through partner KYC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/guarda.txt
- [Ledger Nano [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/ledger-xmr) — Hardware wallet for Monero — secret stays on the device. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/ledger-xmr.txt
- [Monero GUI [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/monero-gui) — Reference XMR desktop wallet — full node, hardware wallet support, multisig. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/monero-gui.txt
- [Monero.com [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/monero-com) — XMR-only fork of Cake — stripped down to just Monero, no chain bloat. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/monero-com.txt
- [Monero.one [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/monero-one) — Monero-native mobile wallet by Joe. Clean UX, full chain features, no custodian. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/monero-one.txt
- [Monerujo [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/monerujo) — Reference Android Monero wallet. F-Droid, open-source, point at your own node or trusted remote. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/monerujo.txt
- [Monfluo [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/monfluo) — Pure-Monero Android wallet — fork of Mysu/MyNero (originally Monerujo lineage). F-Droid only, no Google Play, no telemetry. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/monfluo.txt
- [Mysu [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/mysu-mobile) — XMR mobile wallet with remote-node defaults and minimal UI. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/mysu-mobile.txt
- [Phoenix [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/phoenix) — Self-custodial mobile Bitcoin Lightning wallet by ACINQ — single dynamic channel, splicing, trampoline payments. Apache-2.0. No KYC. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/phoenix.txt
- [Ripley Terminal [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/ripley-terminal) — Terminal-style desktop Monero wallet with AI-agent support built in. Privacy-first ops UX for everyday use. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/ripley-terminal.txt
- [SafePal [C]](https://xmr.club/wallets/safepal) — Multi-chain hardware wallet with Monero support via Monero GUI. Grade C. Live incident: 2026-08-16 order-tracking plug-in breach exposed ~39,798 customers' full PII (name + email + shipping address + phone + purchase details) across a 13-month window (2025-03-02 → 2026-04-11). Physical-safety risk, not phishing risk. Read the incident block before ordering. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/safepal.txt
- [SeedSigner [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/seedsigner) — DIY air-gapped Bitcoin hardware wallet built on Raspberry Pi Zero. No firmware secrets, no vendor lock-in. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/seedsigner.txt
- [Sparrow Wallet [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/sparrow) — Open-source desktop Bitcoin wallet — Tor-native, PSBT-first, hardware-wallet ready, BIP47 PayNyms, full coin control. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/sparrow.txt
- [Specter Desktop [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/specter-desktop) — Multi-vendor BTC multisig coordinator. Pair Ledger + Trezor + Coldcard + SeedSigner in one wallet. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/specter-desktop.txt
- [Stack Wallet [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/stack-wallet) — Open-source multi-coin wallet (XMR, BTC, LTC, Firo, etc) — Tor support built in. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/stack-wallet.txt
- [Trezor [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/trezor-xmr) — Open-source-firmware hardware wallet with XMR support via Monero GUI + Feather. Grade B. Live incident: 2026-08-13 shipping-provider breach exposed 11,742 customers' full PII (name + phone + shipping address) to the black market — physical-safety risk, not phishing risk. Read the incident block before ordering. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/trezor-xmr.txt
- [Trezor Suite [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/trezor-suite) — Desktop UI for Trezor devices. BTC native, XMR / multi-coin via plugins, runs on Tor by default. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/trezor-suite.txt
- [Unstoppable Wallet [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/unstoppable-wallet) — Open-source non-custodial multi-chain wallet — BTC, ETH, fully-shielded ZEC, XMR support, WalletConnect + Tor built in, phishing-protection + duress mode. Endorsed by bitcoin.org and by Zooko Wilcox-O'Hearn (ECC CEO). · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/unstoppable-wallet.txt
- [Wasabi Wallet [B]](https://xmr.club/wallets/wasabi) — BTC wallet with built-in CoinJoin (WabiSabi protocol). Tor by default. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/wasabi.txt
- [Zeus [A]](https://xmr.club/wallets/zeus) — Open-source LN wallet — connect to your own LND/CLN/Eclair node or use embedded LSP. · twin: https://xmr.club/llm/wallets/zeus.txt

## Machine-readable feeds

- https://xmr.club/data.json — full directory JSON (CC-BY-4.0)
- https://xmr.club/feed.json — JSON Feed v1.1
- https://xmr.club/sitemap.xml — sitemap with locale alternates
- https://xmr.club/api/v1/home — home stats JSON
- https://xmr.club/api/v1/sponsors — sponsorship slot state
- https://xmr.club/api/v1/search?q= — full-text provider search