TRX to XMR: Swap Tron for Monero With No KYC
For TRX to XMR, key in the TRX amount, a 95-character Monero address (its first character is 4 or 8) together with the Tron T-address the coins leave from, then transfer the TRX to the one-time Tron deposit address. Tron confirms it in about a minute, nobody asks who you are, and the XMR then reaches your Monero wallet, where it becomes spendable after 10 confirmations, about 20 minutes.
Updated 9 November 2026
- Within minutes
- No account · No KYC
- Paid to your wallet
- Fees included in quote
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TRX to XMR Exchange Rate
The 1 Tron to Monero reference rate at market prices, before fees. The exact amount, minimum and maximum are shown in the exchange box before you send.
TRX to XMR swap at a glance
Everything that is specific to swapping Tron to Monero on GhostSwap.
Monero hides the sender, receiver and amount of every transfer, so the XMR you receive has no public link to your TRX history. It is a cross-chain swap from Tron to Monero, with no bridge and no wrapped tokens.
- Send TRXAbout a minute to confirm on Tron
- GhostSwap swaps itAt the floating rate, fees already in the quote
- Receive XMRSent to your address; Monero confirms in about 20 minutes (10 confirmations)
How much XMR do I get for TRX?
GhostSwap quotes at 10 Nov 2026, 19:24 UTC. What lands in your wallet: service fee and XMR network fee already deducted.
250TRX2,500TRX5,000TRXThe rate floats with the market until your TRX deposit confirms. The minimum for this pair is about 95 TRX. Enter any amount in the exchange box above for a live quote; no account needed.
TRX to XMR at the market rate, before fees
| TRX | XMR, market rate, before fees |
|---|---|
| 95 TRX | 0.054427 XMR |
| 100 TRX | 0.057292 XMR |
| 250 TRX | 0.143229 XMR |
| 1,000 TRX | 0.572917 XMR |
| 2,500 TRX | 1.4323 XMR |
| 25,000 TRX | 14.3229 XMR |
Market prices of $0.317923 per TRX and $554.9200 per XMR on 10 Nov 2026. The box above shows the amount after all fees.
TRX to XMR price chart, market rate before fees
TRX/XMR
How do I exchange TRX to XMR?
Pick TRX and XMR
Pick TRX in “You send” and XMR in “You get”, then enter the amount. The box shows how much XMR you get after all fees, and the minimum for this pair.
Paste your Monero address
Paste the Monero address that should receive the XMR: it is 95 characters and starts with 4 (standard) or 8 (subaddress). Wallets that work: Feather, Cake Wallet or Monero GUI. Then enter the Tron address you send TRX from; a refund, if ever needed, goes there.
Send TRX on Tron
Send exactly the amount shown from your own Tron wallet to the one-time deposit address, on the Tron network.
Receive XMR
Your XMR is paid out once your TRX deposit confirms, and Monero then confirms it in about 20 minutes (10 confirmations). Most swaps finish within minutes. The exact time depends on how fast each network confirms your deposit. Follow each step on the status page with your swap ID.
Sending TRX: bandwidth pays for it, not energy
Tron meters transactions with two resources. Energy is burned by smart contracts, which is what TRC-20 tokens such as USDT use. Bandwidth covers the raw size of a transaction, and a plain TRX transfer like this deposit only needs bandwidth. Every activated Tron account gets a free allowance of it each day, which normally covers a simple transfer.
Once the free allowance runs dry, Tron burns a small amount of TRX from the account to pay for the bytes. That has a practical side effect: a wallet asked to send its entire balance may have nothing left to pay that burn, so the send fails or sends less. Type the amount the box shows and leave a few TRX behind.
TronLink and Trust Wallet both show the bandwidth a transfer will use before you confirm. Tron adds a block about every 3 seconds, so the deposit is typically confirmed within about a minute, and you can watch it arrive on Tronscan.
Staked TRX: unfreeze it well before you swap
Plenty of Tron users keep TRX staked to earn energy or bandwidth, often for cheaper USDT transfers. Staked TRX cannot be sent, so it cannot fund this swap until it is released. Under Tron's Stake 2.0 rules you first unstake in TronLink, and the TRX only becomes withdrawable 14 days later; after that you claim it back into your available balance.
Two things change once you unstake. The energy and bandwidth that stake produced disappear right away, and any votes the stake gave to a super representative are removed. If you still send USDT on Tron regularly, think about keeping part of the stake in place and swapping only the rest.
When the TRX shows as available, not frozen or pending withdrawal, you can use it here like any other balance. Send it from the same T-address you typed into the sender field.
Choosing the Monero address
Monero addresses run to 95 characters. The one beginning with 4 is the primary address of a wallet; those beginning with 8 are subaddresses, which a wallet can create without limit, all feeding one balance. Give each swap its own subaddress, since two payouts to one address are the only thing that could tie them together.
Feather, Cake Wallet and Monero GUI all create subaddresses from the receive tab. Write the seed down before you take any address from a new wallet; without it, nothing can be restored. See our Monero wallet guide if you have not picked one yet.
A Tron wallet cannot hold XMR. TronLink and Trust Wallet will not show it, and a T-address in the payout field cannot receive it. Copy the Monero address, paste it, then compare the opening and closing characters with your wallet. If it is 106 characters long, it is an integrated address, the kind trading platforms hand out with a payment ID; it does not belong to your own wallet.
When the XMR lands: lock time and wallet sync
Once broadcast, the payout shows in your wallet marked as pending or locked. Every fresh Monero output waits out a ten-block lock, around twenty minutes, until it can be spent. This applies to all XMR transfers and is set by the network, not by GhostSwap.
If nothing shows up, the wallet usually has not finished syncing. Let it catch up with the chain. A wallet you restored from a seed only scans from its restore height onward, so set that height earlier than the day of the swap, or the payment stays invisible to it.
Unlike Tronscan, a Monero block explorer cannot confirm the payout for you, because the chain keeps both receiver and amount concealed. The status page shows the transaction ID of the payout, and your wallet, with its private view key, is the one place that can show the incoming XMR.
Tron to Monero: TRX or USDT TRC20?
Many Tron wallets hold both TRX and USDT. You can swap either straight to XMR, so start from whichever you actually want to spend.
| TRX to XMR (this page) | USDT TRC20 to XMR | |
|---|---|---|
| What you send | Tron's own coin | A TRC-20 token |
| Network resource used | Bandwidth only | Energy and bandwidth |
| TRX needed besides the amount | A small reserve | Enough TRX or staked energy for a token transfer |
| Value moves with | The TRX price | The US dollar |
Either way the reason is the same. A Tron account is fully public: Tronscan lists its TRX, its tokens and every transfer it has made. Monero hides sender, receiver and amount by default, so funds moved there no longer sit on an open ledger. Is Monero traceable? explains the limits.
Refunds and help with a stuck swap
Your T-address in the sender field is also where a refund would be paid: a swap that cannot be completed returns the TRX to that sender address you entered. Withdrawals from a trading account come from shared hot wallets, so use a TronLink, Trust Wallet or Ledger address of your own instead.
Each swap carries an ID, and its status page reports the deposit, its confirmation and the XMR payout as they happen. With Tron confirming so quickly, a deposit that never shows up usually went to the wrong address or was sent from a different T-address than the one entered. Where Tronscan already marks the transfer confirmed but the status page sits idle for an unusually long spell, forward the swap ID and Tron transaction hash to support@ghostswap.io. Wait for an answer instead of paying the deposit a second time.
Common mistakes with TRX to XMR
- Sending the whole TRX balance, so nothing is left to burn for bandwidth and the transfer fails or falls short.
- Trying to swap staked TRX before the 14-day Stake 2.0 withdrawal period has passed.
- Pasting a T-address or another Tron wallet address where the 95-character Monero address goes.
- Entering a trading-account withdrawal address as the Tron sender, which leaves no safe place for a refund.
- Converting USDT TRC20 to TRX first, when USDT TRC20 to XMR does it in one swap.
TRX to XMR: questions and answers
Everything you need to know about exchanging TRX to XMR on GhostSwap.
What is Tron? TRON (TRX) is a blockchain platform focused on building a decentralized internet, with particular strength in fast, cheap transactions.
What is Monero? Monero (XMR) is the leading privacy cryptocurrency and hides the sender, receiver and amount of every transaction by default. Monero price today