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Solana in.
Monero out.

Any Solana token into real XMR at your own Monero wallet, in seconds. Paid from our own Monero node. Your Monero address never appears on Solana.

You get XMR

Real XMR at your own Monero address. Nothing moves until you sign.

XMR$603
Exited privately0 XMR0 exits
Solver reserve1.73 XMR$1,045
Our Monero node#3,791,289In sync

Read live from our solver and node. Check each number yourself on the Verify page, or see what is open right now on the status page.

How it works

You send a Solana token. Our solver pays you real Monero from its own wallet. Your Monero address travels sealed.

01

Quote

Pick any token and paste a Monero address. You see the exact XMR you get, fee included, and a signed promise for it, before anything moves.

02

Sign once, or just send

One signature in your wallet. Or skip the wallet: send SOL to a one-time address from anywhere, even an exchange.

03

Receive and check

The solver pays seconds after your deposit is final, through our own Monero node, and hands you the proof. If it can't pay, your funds come back.

Bigger than the solver can cover right now? The standard exit takes it: your token is swapped to wXMR and redeemed through the wXMR bridge in one transaction, with no size limit of ours.

One exit walked through from start to finish: SOL to XMR, USDC to XMR, USDT to XMR, a pump.fun coin to XMR, or an exchange withdrawal with no wallet connected.

Solana to Monero

Exit to Monero

Any Solana token becomes real XMR at the address you choose. One signature, or no wallet connection at all. No account.

Open the exit →Monero to Solana

Enter from Monero

Your wallet gets its own Monero deposit address on the bridge. Send XMR, receive wXMR, trade it anywhere on Solana.

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Public until it lands.

A Solana wallet is a public record. Monero is not. This is exactly where the line falls.

Still public
That your Solana wallet sent funds to Nero, and how much. On the standard exit, also the Monero address you exit to.
Private after
Once XMR is in your wallet, Monero hides who sends, who receives and how much, for everyone, by default.
Your address
On the private exit it is sealed in your browser with our solver's key. On Solana it is unreadable.
Our own node
The solver's wallet reads the Monero chain and sends every payment through a node we run, so no outside node sees which transactions are ours.
Who you trust
Our solver, for the seconds between your deposit and its payout (or the bridge operator, on the standard exit). Use a fresh subaddress each time.

Check every step.

Nero is built so you can verify it yourself, from the code to the payment in your wallet.

Open source
The site and the solver are public on GitHub, and both say which commit they run
Own Monero node
Its height and sync state are read live, on the Verify page
Signed promise
Every order comes with a promise signed by the public deposit wallet
Payment proof
Every payout gives you its transaction key, checkable in any Monero wallet
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Questions

Do I need a Monero wallet?
Yes, to receive. Any wallet works: Cake, Feather, Monero GUI, Stack. Paste its address (it starts with 4 or 8). A fresh subaddress for each exit is best.
Do I have to connect a wallet?
No. The private exit can give you a one-time deposit address instead: send SOL to it from any wallet or straight from an exchange, and XMR arrives at your Monero address.
Can I start from another chain?
Soon. Exits from Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche are built and switch on once the private exit has run for a while. Help has the details.
What is the minimum?
0.01 XMR on the private exit. The standard exit needs 0.1 XMR, a rule of the bridge it uses.
What does it cost?
Every fee is already inside the quote: the XMR you are shown is what you get. The private exit takes 0.6% with a wallet and 0.9% without one. The standard exit takes 0.3%, and the bridge it uses takes 0.1%. The Paper lists each fee and where it goes.
How long does it take?
The private exit pays seconds after your Solana transaction is final, about 15 seconds in. Your Monero wallet shows it right away and can spend it after 10 confirmations, about 20 minutes.
Who sends the XMR?
On the private exit, Nero does: our solver pays from its own Monero wallet, through our own Monero node, and refunds your SOL automatically if it cannot. On the standard exit, the wXMR bridge (wxmr.io) sends it.
Does Nero hold my money?
On the private exit, for a few seconds: your SOL reaches our solver, and it pays you XMR or refunds you. Order sizes are capped to keep that small, and every order comes with a promise signed by the deposit wallet. On the standard exit, never: your funds go from your wallet to the bridge in one transaction.
Is it anonymous?
Not on the Solana side: anyone can see that your wallet sent funds to Nero, and how much. On the private exit your Monero address is sealed in your browser and never appears on Solana. What happens after the XMR lands is private, because Monero hides senders, receivers and amounts by default.
How do I check that I was paid?
The order page gives you the Monero transaction and its key. Any Monero wallet can check them against your address, without trusting us. The proof guide shows how.
Can I read the code?
Yes. The site and the solver are open source on GitHub, and the Verify page shows which commit is running right now.

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Quotes are free. Nothing moves until you sign.

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