Privacy, without the fiction.

Understand exactly what each layer protects.

YOUR KEYS. CLEAR BOUNDARIES.
01 / THE BOUNDARY

Monero

Monero is designed to obscure transaction amounts and participant addresses on its blockchain. It does not hide information you voluntarily share with a trading counterparty.

02 / THE BOUNDARY

Haveno & Tor

Haveno peers communicate over Tor. Your payment partner still receives the information required by your chosen settlement method. Bank transfers are not anonymous.

03 / THE BOUNDARY

This web terminal

XMR Exchange’s server receives requests for public market data, including requested currency and request metadata such as IP address. Hosting providers may retain access logs. This website is a clearnet interface, not a Tor connection.

04 / THE BOUNDARY

Your local data

Watchlisted offer IDs and pinned payment methods stay in browser local storage. Wallet connection state stays in memory. No analytics SDK or account database is installed. When paired, private wallet and trade data travel directly between this page and your local companion and remain in memory. Seed export is not exposed. Bridge quote requests send your public address and amount through our API to LI.FI.

05 / THE BOUNDARY

Robinhood Chain

EVM wallet addresses, balances, transactions and token activity are public. Wallet RPC providers can observe balance requests. Connecting an EVM wallet does not make its history private.

06 / THE BOUNDARY

Trading responsibility

Check jurisdictional access rules, counterparty terms, deposits and fees before trading. The app offers no guaranteed execution, returns or privacy outcome. Routing through XMR does not anonymize unrelated public-chain activity.