Receive XMR
Open your Monero wallet, copy the deposit address and use it as the destination in the sending wallet. Check that both sides show XMR on the Monero network. Your balance updates after the required confirmations.
Add XMR to your walletHold, deal and move Monero
Keep XMR in your Fundscrow wallet, lock it into a protected escrow deal, receive it on the Monero network or withdraw it to a compatible address. Manage each step from one account.
Cash out XMRType
Privacy-focused
Live since
2014
Native asset
XMR
Network
Monero
Block time
2 minutes
What is Monero?
Monero (XMR) is a decentralised cryptocurrency designed for private on-chain transfers. It has been live since 2014.
Unlike transparent blockchains, Monero hides the sender, receiver and amount by default.
XMR is the native coin of the Monero network
People choose it when they do not want every payment detail displayed on a public ledger.
How Monero protects transaction details
Monero builds privacy into every standard transaction. Users do not need to switch on a separate privacy mode.
- Stealth addresses. Create a one-time destination for each payment. The recipient's main address does not appear directly on-chain.
- Ring signatures. Mix the real input with decoys. An outside observer cannot easily identify which input funded the transaction.
- RingCT. Hides the amount transferred while allowing the network to verify that the transaction follows its rules.
- Private by default. Means standard Monero transfers use these protections automatically, not only when a sender remembers to enable them.
Use the Monero network
- Network
- Monero
- Asset sent
- XMR
- Block time
- Around 2 minutes, typical
- Network fee
- Paid to the network and shown before confirmation
- What arrives
- XMR sent through Monero arrives as XMR
- Finality
- A confirmed on-chain send cannot be reversed
Move XMR on-chain
Send XMR
Withdraw XMR to any compatible Monero address you control. Paste the address, choose the amount and review the fee. Check every detail before approval, since an on-chain transfer cannot be cancelled after broadcast.
Withdraw on-chainHold XMR across wallets
Run a Monero deal in escrow
Lock XMR under clear terms before either side completes the deal.
- Set the deal terms. Agree what must be delivered, the amount in XMR and the conditions for release.
- Lock the funds. The XMR sits in escrow instead of going straight to the seller.
- Complete the deal. The seller delivers the agreed work, service or asset, and the buyer checks the result.
- Release or dispute. The buyer releases the XMR when the terms are met. If something goes wrong, either side can open a dispute and provide evidence for admin review.
Who holds XMR on Fundscrow
Privacy-conscious holders
Choose a coin that hides standard transaction details on-chain by default.
Regular senders
Move XMR between compatible addresses without publishing the amount on a transparent ledger.
Portfolio organisers
Keep Monero beside other crypto while separating different purposes across wallets.
Freelancers and remote earners
Use XMR escrow to lock payment before work starts and release it after the agreed delivery is checked.
P2P buyers and sellers
Use funded XMR deals with clear release terms and a dispute route if the agreement breaks down.
Long-term holders
Keep XMR available without a fixed holding period, then withdraw when needed.
FAQ
Ready to put your Monero to work?
Add XMR to your wallet, use it in a protected escrow deal or withdraw on-chain when you need. Keep the terms, network, address and fee clear before you confirm.
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