XMR to ETH → Terms of use

Terms of use

By reading this site or using the converter on it, you accept what's written below. If any of it doesn't work for you, stop here and close the tab.

What this site does

This is an information page about swapping between Monero and Ethereum. It explains how the two chains behave, shows reference prices pulled from a public market feed, and links out to a third-party exchange service where a swap can actually be made.

No swap happens here. This site holds no funds, takes no deposits, generates no deposit addresses and has no way to move your coins. Everything that involves money happens on the other side of an outbound link, under that service's own terms and its own rules.

Prices are a reference, never a quote

Numbers in the converter and in the rate table come from a public price API and describe the broad market, not an offer. They change constantly and can be stale, wrong or missing if the request fails. Fees, network costs and the spread built into a real quote are all absent from them.

The only binding figure is the one the exchange service shows you at the moment you confirm an order. Never treat a number on this page as what you will receive.

Where the buttons go

Links to the exchange service may carry tracking parameters, and traffic sent through them may be compensated. That doesn't change the price you're offered and it doesn't put anything between you and the service. You deal with them directly.

We don't control that service, its availability, its limits or its handling of any particular order. Questions about a specific swap, a stuck transaction or a refund go to them, not here.

Nothing here is advice

Nothing on this site is financial, legal or tax advice. Crypto prices move sharply and can go against you in the time a deposit takes to confirm. What you convert, when, and in what size is entirely your call and entirely your risk.

Accuracy and changes

The technical details here describe how Monero and Ethereum work at the time of writing. Protocols change, wallets change, services change their rules. Check anything that matters against a current source before you rely on it.

These terms can be updated at any time without notice. The version on this page is the one that applies.

Your responsibility

You're responsible for the address you paste, the network you pick and the amount you send. Transfers on both chains are final once broadcast. Nobody — not this site, not the exchange, not the network — can reverse a confirmed transaction or recover coins sent to the wrong place.

You're also responsible for whether using a service like this is permitted where you live.