Exchange USD1 (ERC20) to XMR
Guaranteed fixed rate, no registration, no KYC for standard swaps. The rate is locked in for you automatically.
- Current rate
- 1 ≈ 0.001664
- Minimum
- 50 USD1
- Maximum
- 500,000 USD1
- Typical time
- 5–15 min
Payout arrives from a fresh address
How to swap USD1 (ERC20) to XMR
- 01
Enter the amount of USD1 (ERC20) you want to exchange. The widget shows the exact amount of XMR you'll receive. Fixed and guaranteed.
- 02
Paste your XMR wallet address. Add a refund address so your USD1 (ERC20) can come straight back if anything fails.
- 03
Send one exact amount of USD1 (ERC20) to the deposit address and watch the live status. Your XMR arrives in your own wallet.
How much XMR will you get for USD1 (ERC20)?
| You send | You get |
|---|---|
| 50 USD1 | ≈ 0.084555 XMR |
| 250 USD1 | ≈ 0.422776 XMR |
| 1,000 USD1 | ≈ 1.6911 XMR |
| 5,000 USD1 | ≈ 8.4555 XMR |
Indicative mid-market amounts. The widget locks your exact guaranteed amount for the quote window.
USD1 (ERC20) → XMR: what people ask
Is swapping Monero on NoxSwap private?
Monero's own network provides strong on-chain privacy by design. On our side: standard swaps need no account and no KYC, and we store only the minimum order data needed to run and support your swap. Large or flagged transactions may be subject to additional AML checks by the exchange partner executing the swap.
Is the USD1 (ERC20) → XMR rate guaranteed?
Yes. Your quote uses a fixed rate. The amount shown is the amount that arrives, even if the market moves while your swap settles. The rate stays locked for a limited time, shown by the countdown.
Worth knowing before you swap
The USD1 (ERC20) to XMR quote is fixed: the amount shown is the amount that arrives, locked for the countdown window. The minimum for this pair is 50 USD1; there is no upper limit on our side.
Monero is a privacy coin: the payout lands in your wallet from a fresh address, and no account or e-mail ties the swap to you.
USD1 lives on several networks. This page swaps the ERC20 version; make sure your wallet expects ERC20 before you send anything.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Sending after the countdown expires: the executing partner then recalculates at the market rate or refunds the deposit.
- Sending a different amount than quoted. The fixed rate is a contract for the exact figure on screen.
- Paying the deposit on the wrong network. The deposit screen repeats the network in a warning for a reason.