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/nodes · verified 2026-09-17

Community Monero Onion RPC

B

Free, no-account, restricted Monero mainnet RPC served only over Tor — no clearweb, no email, no payment. Curator-verified LIVE and synced (mainnet, restricted-mode public node). A privacy-native public good; B on the node curve.

At a glance

Grade
B ()
KYC posture
NO-KYC
Last verified
2026-09-17
B Why grade B?

Solid pick. Verified working but with a meaningful caveat (UX rough, smaller market, intermediate trust step, partial coverage). Listed because the trade-off is sometimes worth it.

Full rubric + 7-step verification walkthrough at /methodology.

curator verdict · bottom line

Curator Verdict & OpSec Breakdown

THE BOTTOM LINE

Community Monero Onion RPC is a verified, functional remote node that performs solidly for day-to-day use, provided readers account for its specific operational trade-offs.

Proven Strengths

  • Established listing actively reviewed in the xmr.club remote node directory.

OpSec Trade-offs & Caveats

  • Clearnet-only footprint: lacks an official .onion hidden service mirror; exposes visitor network IP unless routed through VPN/Tor.

Review

A free, Tor-only Monero mainnet RPC node — no account, no email, no payment. This community endpoint exposes a restricted `monerod` RPC reachable exclusively over its onion address (`…px3w5tnrid.onion:18089`), so your wallet can query and broadcast without a clearweb hop and without touching a logged, identifiable provider. Restricted mode means only the safe, public subset of RPC methods is exposed — the right posture for an open node.

Curator-verified live. We reached the onion over Tor and pulled `/get_info`: mainnet, status OK, fully synchronized (height ~3,764,114 at check), a real ~112 GB full-node database with an active tx-pool. It's a genuine synced node, not a stub.

Why B (node curve). Public RPC nodes are graded on a lenient, node-appropriate curve — no funds are held and it's a non-profit public good, so the shelf is A/B, not C. It lands at B rather than A because the operator is anonymous, it's onion-only (a single endpoint with no clearweb fallback or status page), and uptime tenure is unproven from our side. For privacy it's excellent — Tor-native, no-KYC, no-account. Pair it with your own second node for redundancy; climbs to A on demonstrated uptime + a published operator/status surface.

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