Agoradesk fork with self-custodial trade settlements for sellers and powerful new privacy updates such as session notifications, self-destructable chat history, etc.

In peer-to-peer (P2P) trading platforms, sellers may set their own trading rules. Most traders specify in the trade terms whether they require ID verification. In these platforms, look for traders with less strict requirements.

These services use internal checks to monitor for suspicious activity. If a transaction is flagged as suspicious, your funds may be frozen or seized. Sometimes they allow users to unlock funds by providing Source of Funds information, or KYC.

Terms explicitly state KYC will never be requested.

Users can create accounts without giving personal information (such as full name, address or phone number). Note that some services might initially allow this, but they may subsequently request personal information (i.e. Automated flagging systems, Shotgun KYC…).

The refund process of these services does not require the completion of a Know Your Customer (KYC) procedure or the disclosure of personal information.

These services do not conduct checks on personal information, meaning that you could use temporary emails, disposable phone numbers, or fake name / addresses.

The service has a strict no-log policy, which means that it does not collect or store any information about its users.

A non-custodial wallet is a type of crypto wallet where the user holds and manages the private keys to the wallet and the assets in custody. The user is responsible for safeguarding their funds, and they are the only ones with access to their private keys. Using a non-custodial wallet requires no trust in any institution.

The source code of the service is publicly available and licensed as open-source. This allows the community to audit the service, though it doesn’t guarantee security or quality.

A peer-to-peer network is a decentralized networking model where individual computers (peers) directly connect and share resources or data with each other, rather than through a central server.

Escrow is a secure method where a trusted third party holds funds during peer-to-peer transactions, releasing them only when both parties fulfill their agreed terms. For safety, always verify transaction details and trust the escrow service. However, you have to trust the escrow service throughout the process.

This service accepts Monero, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency that provides enhanced anonymity.

Onion (Tor) and I2P URLs enhance privacy and anonymity.

Users can access and use the service without creating an account. This enables a faster and more convenient user experience while also offering enhanced privacy and anonymity.

The service does not require the user to enable JavaScript in order to access and use its features.

Suggested by the community, but not reviewed by the team yet. Read more about the listing statuses.

The service has a mobile app available for download.

User feedback on OpenMonero is mixed. Many praise the smooth trades and good support, appreciating its similarity to LocalMonero. However, serious concerns include fund losses due to hacks (e.g., 78 XMR lost), perceived lack of transparency, and accusations of scams. Refunds are ongoing, with some users and vendors already compensated, though delays frustrate others. Security issues and admin reputation are criticized.

Does kycnot see real consequence making decisions? See what happens! See if you get spam facts from counterparty? Consequences!

KYCNotMe admin supports this scam by still allowing OpenMonero ads, KYCNotMe guilty too.

You lost trust by hiding proof and dodging questions.

Users lost XMR to your exit scam! You covered up hacks instead of fixing security.

OpenMonero is a SCAM and plagiarized branding to deceive.

OpenMonero has not conducted any exit scam, and all transactions remain transparent and verifiable on openmonero.com/markets. No hacks were covered up,refunds are ongoing, security improvements are ongoing, and issues are addressed openly.

We don’t support anything. This is a community-contributed service with a clear banner stating it hasn’t been reviewed. It doesn’t appear in search results or the main list unless users enable the “Community contributed” filter. We’ve maintained an alert event on OpenMonero since the reported issues began.

A total of 78 XMR (approximately $25,000 USD) was lost in scam. The official website’s red warning was removed even though not all users have been refunded. They appear to be targeting new victims, so it’s best to stay far away from this service. The site admin has a poor reputation on Bitcointalk and is considered incompetent, making unfounded claims. Avoid this service at all costs.

Interface could be improved, there are quite a few typos as well. While decentralized P2P is certainly better, this site still functions fine, and I was able to sell almost 1 XMR.

If they refund all the users then we should remove the red tags or at least change them to neutral.

Reliable service ❤️ check t.me/p2p_monero_talk for proof of refunds

I decided not to waste any more of my time on it, actions speak louder than words and from what I have seen, your actions speak volumes.

I don’t see a thread on this supposed hack with supporting evidence and you deleting threads is a immediate RED FLAG in my eyes.

SCAMMERS cover up and try to hide their actions so whether you pulled an exit scam or not no longer matters in my mind.

Your actions of covering up, not being transparent as you claim to be and instead attack another project just proves to me your a scammer.

We appreciate the feedback and understand the concerns raised. Regarding the recent incident, we want to reassure our users that about 11 individuals have already been refunded, and we’re actively processing reimbursements for the remaining affected users. We take security and transparency very seriously, and we’re committed to making things right. Thank you for your patience and continued trust as we work to strengthen the platform for everyone.

OpenMonero is shady. They’re using LocalMonero’s name for promotional purposes without legitimacy, and have done plagiarism by copying the content + style of eXch’s ANN. Looking at the ANN and their Terms of Use more deeply, we can also find contradictions. This service should be avoided!

Avoid using this service. Due to a hack, I lost 2 XMR, and I received no compensation. The admin removed any notices about the issue from the site and is ignoring the situation. Stay away.

What is your username on the platform? The admin will check your account and send you a partial refund. Normal users have to wait, since vendors are first on the list. If you have no patience, you shouldn’t use p2p platforms in the first place. I have to assume that you are a spammer if you don’t share your username.

This is not true. Yes, it’s correct that the funds were hacked, but the admin is actively trying to refund all users. I have already received my refund, and the admin will continue refunding other users and vendors gradually as the website earns profit from trading fees. This person is spreading false information. My username on OpenMonero is: Tamshal, and I am a vendor who got refunded by the admin. ❤️

Looks like you’re spreading false info on purpose. The admin already refunded most vendors on July 18 (check t.me/p2p_monero_talk for proof).

There’s a big notice on the front page (see the latest news), and logged-in users can see a notification at the top of every page with the amount that’ll be refunded.

If you’re not a popular vendor, you just need to be patient.

had a good experience overall. trader used a different currency than expected and the xmr amount was lower in the end, but both trader and customer support worked well with me despite transfer delays.

Best experience, excellent customer support 👏

Great user experience (clone of the OG LocalMonero), fast support.

Doing multiple trades on the platform as seller and buyer, it works great. Same as localmonero did. Thanks for the good service.

Mature service’ and ‘Good customer support’

My trade went through smoothly, highly recommended!!!

getting hacked and losing all user funds is a brutal reminder that trusting your coins to any third-party platform is just asking for trouble seriously, do not use custodial services if you care about your money!

Provided me very good service.

Trade went through. Received the Monero and all is well. Not a scam and it was possible to do everything on the platform anonymously: No sensitive data required for an account or the trade

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