XMR to USDC SOL Exchange – Fast & No KYC
Exchange Monero to USD Coin SOL with low fees and no registration. Secure and private crypto exchange on Fswap.
Common questions
Everything you need to know before you swap:
USDC issued on the Solana network, the SPL token version. It's the same dollar stablecoin you'd find on Ethereum or BNB Chain, but it lives on a different blockchain, so it can only be received at a Solana address and can only be sent to other Solana addresses.
No. If your wallet has never held USDC, the token account it needs is created by the incoming transfer. Keep in mind that moving that USDC anywhere later does require a small amount of SOL for network fees, so it's worth holding a little SOL in the same wallet.
Typically 5 to 15 minutes. Monero confirmations account for nearly all of it, since blocks come roughly every 2 minutes and your order page shows how many are needed. Once the deposit clears, the USDC transfer on Solana settles in seconds.
Monero keeps every incoming output locked for 10 blocks, about 20 minutes. Change returning to your own wallet after a payment counts as incoming too, which is why a balance can look unavailable right after you've sent something. Check the unlocked balance before creating the order.
On a fixed rate, a deposit that doesn't match the amount on your order page, or that arrives after the time window closes, may be recalculated at the current market rate. Sending the exact figure in one transaction keeps the rate you locked.
On the Monero side, yes, since senders, recipients and amounts are hidden by the protocol. Solana works the other way: every transfer into your address is visible to anyone looking at the explorer. Receiving USDC into a fresh wallet with no connection to your other addresses keeps those activities separate.
Yes, through the USDC (Solana) to XMR pair. Send the USDC as an ordinary wallet transfer, because deposits routed through smart contracts aren't accepted. If you'd rather receive SOL instead of a stablecoin, use the XMR to SOL page.