Tunnel in 3 steps
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Choose how much XMR to send and paste the Hedera Hashgraph address that should receive funds on Hedera mainnet.
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Open the order to freeze the quote and reveal a one-time deposit destination.
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Broadcast XMR to that destination. Once confirmations clear, HBAR is pushed to your payout wallet.
Before you broadcast
- Monero requires confirmations before funds are considered final — wallet sync matters.
- Allow time for your Monero wallet to scan new blocks after receipt.
- Use a fresh subaddress for each swap. Avoid reusing old XMR receive addresses.
- Still waiting on HBAR? Give the wallet a few minutes to sync, then share your Exchange ID with support if the order already lists a payout hash.
Monero — private by default
Monero uses ring signatures and one-time addresses so amounts and addresses stay confidential on-chain.
Monero wallet sync
An out-of-sync wallet may not display incoming funds even after the order shows a payout.
Compare your wallet block height with a public Monero explorer before opening a support ticket.
Before you swap
Avoid wrong-network deposits and address format mistakes — read these guides first.
Coin swap hubs
More no-KYC swap pairs and guides for each asset.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need KYC to swap XMR for HBAR on TunnelSwap?
No. TunnelSwap is an anonymous no-KYC, privacy-first exchange. There is no account, no ID upload, and no standing balance for Monero → Hedera Hashgraph swaps.
How fast is a XMR → HBAR swap?
Most routes settle within minutes. Final timing follows Monero mainnet deposit confirmations and Hedera mainnet payout speed.
Does TunnelSwap hold my XMR or HBAR?
No. You fund the deposit from your wallet and HBAR is sent straight to the address you paste — non-custodial, wallet to wallet.
What if I use the wrong network for XMR?
Only send on the network shown for the order (Monero mainnet). Wrong-chain deposits can be unrecoverable — review the safety guides before you broadcast.