Have your Monero receiving address ready
Open your Monero wallet and copy its receiving address. Choose BTC on Bitcoin as the asset to send and XMR on Monero as the asset to receive. Enter your BTC amount to see the live XMR estimate, then add the receiving address.
Check that the receiving wallet or exchange accepts Monero deposits and that the address has been copied in full. A quick check here helps your payout reach the right place.
Choose the rate that suits your swap
Review the receive estimate and live limits for your BTC amount. AminSwap selects the highest receive estimate from the eligible live quotes returned for the chosen route. Floating and fixed options appear when available for your pair.
A floating rate follows market pricing as the deposit is processed. A fixed quote applies within the amount and payment conditions shown in the order. See floating vs fixed rates for a closer look.
Make your Bitcoin deposit
Create the order and use its Bitcoin payment address. You can scan the QR from your wallet or copy the address. Select the Bitcoin network, enter the exact deposit amount and confirm the transfer after checking the details.
Your wallet may charge a separate Bitcoin network fee. Check the amount being delivered to the order’s address, as well as the total leaving your wallet. Keep the sending transaction reference available while the swap is in progress.
Receive XMR in your Monero wallet
Follow the order page as the Bitcoin deposit is confirmed, the exchange is processed and your Monero is sent. Make sure your receiving wallet is synced so it can display the incoming payment. The Monero project’s wallet guides are useful if you need help with wallet setup or synchronisation.
For a breakdown of the order stages, visit our transaction-status guide.
Monero swaps with privacy in mind
Monero is built around transaction privacy. AminSwap keeps the swap experience account-free, without advertising trackers or tracking cookies. You send from your own wallet and choose the Monero address that receives your funds.
Read about Monero’s privacy design or explore privacy on AminSwap.
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