MoneroSwapper

⚠️ DO NOT USE This is fundamentally different from every other service reviewed in this thread, and it should be treated as untrustworthy until proven otherwise. Critical red flags: Domain registered January 7, 2026 — only ~4 months old as of this writing. Every legitimate service in this thread has 6–8+ years of operating history. Flagged as a phishing/scam impersonation site by PhishDestroy. Their threat intel report classifies it as "an active cryptocurrency swap impersonation site that presents itself as a legitimate Monero mixing or exchange service to deceive victims into depositing funds. The threat actor uses generic branding and urgency-driven prompts to trick users into initiating transactions that are never returned, diverting deposited cryptocurrency directly to attacker-controlled wallets. Flagged by 2 out of 95 VirusTotal security vendors shortly after creation." Classification: HIGH severity. Gridinsoft trust score 1/100. Classified as Cryptocurrency Scam based on multiple risk signals, including 3 blacklist detections and a very young domain. No track record: No Bitcointalk thread, no listing in any of the established no-KYC trackers (swap.cab, BestChange, etc.), no review on CoinCodeCap/BlockDyor/Cryptoradar, only 2 Trustpilot reviews — both extremely brief, both 4-star ("the swap was completed in around 15 minutes," "I sold 70 XMR and everything worked"), and both posted within a short window after domain registration. This is a pattern consistent with seeded reviews. Marketing copy is generic privacy boilerplate ("1900+ coins," "no logs," "Tor accessible," "aggregates rates from multiple liquidity providers") with no verifiable proof of any of those claims — no actual partner integrations, no public Bitcointalk presence, no operating company disclosed, no team, no legal entity. Naming similarity to legitimate brands. The "MoneroSwapper" name is designed to ride on the trust of the Monero community without any actual community endorsement. The Monero project does not endorse this service, and it does not appear in the official Monero community's list of trusted swap services. KYC? Irrelevant question for this site — the issue isn't whether KYC is requested, it's that deposited cryptocurrency may be diverted directly to attacker-controlled wallets and never returned. KYC marketing is part of the bait pattern (privacy-coin-focused users are the target demographic). Verdict: This is in a completely different category from SideShift, Godex, FixedFloat, StealthEX, or even the more aggressive AML services like Quickex/Exolix. Those have multi-year track records and disputed AML practices but are operating real businesses. MoneroSwapper has none of that — it's a 4-month-old domain flagged by phishing intelligence services, with a name and design crafted specifically to impersonate a legitimate privacy-focused exchange. Avoid completely. Do not deposit funds. If you've already used it, monitor your destination wallet and treat any returned coins as potentially tainted.