Merit: honest
Online
Self-custody.
No account.
No telemetry.
Moneyero does the Solana trading, moves the proceeds across, and runs the Monero and Zcash wallets, on your machine, with your keys. It tells you who can see what at every step, and gives you the controls to do something about it.
| Solana wallet | Exchange account | Moneyero → Monero | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your balance | visible to anyone with the address, forever | the exchange, and whoever it is compelled to share with | hidden. Confidential amounts; not even the sender sees your total |
| Your history | every swap, timestamped, indexed by a dozen explorers | kept for years under record-keeping rules | hidden. Ring signatures; no public trail from one payment to the next |
| Who paid you | both sides of every transfer are linkable | deposit sources are clustered and tagged | hidden. A fresh subaddress for every counterparty, one click |
| Your IP | every RPC node and price API you query | logged on every login | behind a tunnel. WireGuard inside the app, or Tor. Fails closed |
| Your name | not asked, until one hop touches a known account | passport on file | never asked. No account, no server, no signup |
Trades on Solana stay public. Moneyero does not change that and says so in the interface. The table is about where the proceeds end up.
Screenshot (browser mode, nothing staged)
- Trade on Solana in the Terminal. Public, like all of Solana. Fund that key only with what you mean to trade.
- Route the profit through the Exchange board: pick a swap service with the rate, the speed and the ID requirement in front of you.
- Settle into your own Monero wallet, or shielded Zcash, running on your machine. From here on, nobody is watching the balance.
No server, no account, no analytics, no phone-home. What is and is not covered is written down in full on the Security board.