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LiveSolana to Monero, in one signature

One signature
to Monero.

Swap SOL, USDC or any Solana token into real XMR, sent straight to your own Monero wallet. No account. RingSwap never holds your funds.

Exit to MoneroRead the paper
~20s to land0.1 XMR minimum0.3% fee, into the $RING pot
1 real · 15 decoys · nobody can tell which
XMR price$558
XMR held by the bridge2,259 XMR
Sent to Monero, all time2,610 XMR
Paid to $RING holdersAt launch

Bridge reserves ≈ $1.26M. Read live from Solana; the bridge publishes Monero-side proofs at wxmr.io.

Four parts, each tagged.

Read the tag first. Live means real money moves today.

01
Live

Exit to Monero

Pick a Solana token and paste a Monero address. One transaction swaps it into wXMR and burns that with the bridge, which sends real XMR to you.

Open
02
Live

Enter from Monero

Open a deposit account and the bridge gives your wallet its own Monero subaddress. Send XMR there and receive wXMR on Solana, then trade it anywhere.

Open
03
Built

$RING, paid in Monero

Half of everything $RING earns, its trading fees plus every RingSwap fee, goes to holders twice a day. Take it as wXMR in your wallet, or as real XMR at your Monero address.

Rewards
04
Built

Buyback and burn

The other half of $RING's fees buys $RING on the open market and burns it. Every burn is a Solana transaction you can check.

Burns

You sign once.

The swap and the bridge request share one transaction. Either both happen or nothing moves.

01 · Quote

Pick what you send

SOL, USDC, USDT, or paste any token mint. See the XMR you get before anything happens.

02 · Sign

One signature

Your wallet signs a Jupiter swap into wXMR plus the bridge burn, in a single Solana transaction.

03 · Land

XMR arrives

The bridge sends XMR to your address and posts the Monero tx hash and tx key on Solana as proof.

Public until it lands.

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

Still public
Your Solana wallet, the amount, and the Monero address you exit to. The bridge records the payout on Solana.
Private after
Once XMR is in your wallet, Monero hides who sends, who receives and how much, for everyone, by default.
Your keys
Never shared. RingSwap builds the transaction; your wallet signs it.
Who you trust
The wXMR bridge operator, for the seconds between burn and send. Use a fresh subaddress and move funds on once inside Monero.
BuiltLaunching on Meteora, paired with wXMR

$RING pays in Monero.

$RING trades against wXMR, so every fee it earns is already XMR. None of it is a promise to buy something later.

How rewards work
Fees arrive in wXMR

2% on every $RING trade, plus the 0.3% RingSwap fee on every exit.

50% to holders

Twice a day, split by the smallest balance each wallet held all epoch. At least 100,000 $RING.

Paid as wXMR or real XMR

wXMR lands in your wallet. Register a Monero address and it is sent as real XMR once you are owed 0.1 XMR.

50% buys $RING and burns it

Market buys, then a burn. Both on the public record.

Before you send.

Do I need a Monero wallet?
Yes, to receive. Any wallet works: Cake, Feather, Monero GUI, Stack. Paste its address (starts with 4 or 8). A fresh subaddress for each exit is best.
What is the minimum?
0.1 XMR, set by the bridge. RingSwap shows the live amount in your token before you sign.
How long does it take?
Usually under a minute. The swap and the bridge request land in one Solana transaction, then the bridge sends XMR. Recent exits settled in about 20 seconds.
Does RingSwap hold my money?
No. You sign one transaction in your own wallet. It swaps into wXMR and burns that wXMR with the bridge in the same step. RingSwap never has your keys or your funds.
Who sends the XMR?
The wXMR bridge (wxmr.io). It holds the XMR that backs wXMR and publishes reserve proofs. It is run by a single operator, so you are trusting them for the few seconds between burn and send. If a request is still pending after five minutes, you can cancel it and get your wXMR back.
Is it anonymous?
Not the Solana side. Your wallet, the amount and the Monero address you exit to are recorded on Solana. What happens after the XMR lands is private, because Monero hides senders, receivers and amounts by default.
What does $RING do?
$RING's trading fees and RingSwap's swap fees go into one pot. Half is paid to holders who keep at least 100,000 $RING through an epoch, in XMR. The other half buys $RING and burns it.

Start with a quote.

Quotes are free. Nothing moves until you sign.

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