Zeto 🔄 Non-custodial BTC → XMR | Trustless atomic swaps - No custodian - No KYC

[robelneo]

If you take a look at the Zeto website, they are very transparent about this information, which I liked the most from a new startup.

 

That's true; everything is straightforward, and all the instructions on the process are easy to follow; even a newbie can do this,
I have finished my second transaction.
I have a hard time finding a maker because of the low amount that I'm transacting, but this is a test and to inform how the transaction works, so next time I'll go for much higher transactions from 0.0009 to 0.003,
On this transaction, the process takes 30 minutes

[Taskford]

If you take a look at the Zeto website, they are very transparent about this information, which I liked the most from a new startup.

 

That's true; everything is straightforward, and all the instructions on the process are easy to follow; even a newbie can do this,
I have finished my second transaction.
I have a hard time finding a maker because of the low amount that I'm transacting, but this is a test and to inform how the transaction works, so next time I'll go for much higher transactions from 0.0009 to 0.003,
On this transaction, the process takes 30 minutes

This is exactly what people should feel, then the whole process is truly straight forward if they try to follow the whole process. Also trying to do small test is actually good to familiarize and build confidence on their service offered.

Also as what I know low swap amounts actually make those things harder to you to find a maker, but I also think this is pretty much normal. If you try to raise and go beyond that amount you have mentioned, maybe you can actually feel much smoother and there are lots of available makers.

That 30 minute completion of process of just a test transaction is pretty much fine already. Since what actually most important of all is you understand how everything flows. For sure your next transaction will became much easier after you gain good experience on their platform.

[robelneo]

That 30 minute completion of process of just a test transaction is pretty much fine already. Since what actually most important of all is you understand how everything flows. For sure your next transaction will became much easier after you gain good experience on their platform.

I'll do another test this weekend with a higher amount, at least two transactions from different makers, to see if the outcome is much lower than 30 minutes.
I've already read and heard about Monero; I'll decide to add it to my portfolio when I check its history and potential. None of our local exchanges accept Monero because of regulations, but it's a coin with high profit and usability potential because of its privacy features.

[Shishir99]

I'll do another test this weekend with a higher amount, at least two transactions from different makers, to see if the outcome is much lower than 30 minutes.
I've already read and heard about Monero; I'll decide to add it to my portfolio when I check its history and potential. None of our local exchanges accept Monero because of regulations, but it's a coin with high profit and usability potential because of its privacy features.

Well, I do not hold Monero to make a profit. If you plan to make some profit by holding cryptos, then Bitcoin and ETH might be the best option. Since Monero is not available at most exchanges, people struggle selling them. If you like privacy and want to pay for some services that accept Monero, then you can hold some Monero in your wallet. If privacy coins ever go up and the regulators decide not to run after the exchanges, then you may make some profit.

I myself am holding some Monero not because I want to make a profit, but because I want to use it to pay for services where I cannot pay with my cards. If you are regular on dark web forums and onion websites, you may not want to tie your Bitcoin wallet address to any of these services.

[robelneo]

Well, I do not hold Monero to make a profit. If you plan to make some profit by holding cryptos, then Bitcoin and ETH might be the best option.

I already have Bitcoin and Ethereum, brother, and I always follow the development and updates of the coins or tokens I'm investing in, and so far Monero has shown good performance this year

If privacy coins ever go up and the regulators decide not to run after the exchanges, then you may make some profit.

Just this year.

Monero (XMR) surged to an all-time high above $592 in January 2026, breaking its previous 2021 peak and outperforming Bitcoin, Ethereum, and virtually every major cryptocurrency over the same period.

maybe it may go even better in the coming years

Monero Hits $500 ATH in 2026 – Why Privacy Coins Are Back

Maybe this is one of the reasons why the team launched Zeto.cash, because there will be demand for privacy coins like Monero

[Shishir99]

Monero (XMR) surged to an all-time high above $592 in January 2026, breaking its previous 2021 peak and outperforming Bitcoin, Ethereum, and virtually every major cryptocurrency over the same period.

maybe it may go even better in the coming years

Monero Hits $500 ATH in 2026 – Why Privacy Coins Are Back

Maybe this is one of the reasons why the team launched Zeto.cash, because there will be demand for privacy coins like Monero

This is old news. It was published seven months ago. Monero has dropped below $300 since then. But the good thing is, it bounced back at least 40% in the last 30 days, and the current price is over $500. I bought $700 worth of Monero just 15 days ago, and it's now $870. It's not like I bought it to make a profit, but it went up, luckily, and I made a $170 profit in two weeks, which is not that bad. Not many coins gained this much in the last 30 days.

I also hold some Bitcoin, but no ETH at this moment. I feel like ETH is not for me. ETH foundation can manipulate the entire market anytime they want. So, I stopped holding ETH for a while now. I hope the demand for privacy coins will increase in the future.

[robelneo]

Monero (XMR) surged to an all-time high above $592 in January 2026, breaking its previous 2021 peak and outperforming Bitcoin, Ethereum, and virtually every major cryptocurrency over the same period.

maybe it may go even better in the coming years

Monero Hits $500 ATH in 2026 – Why Privacy Coins Are Back

Maybe this is one of the reasons why the team launched Zeto.cash, because there will be demand for privacy coins like Monero

This is old news. It was published seven months ago. Monero has dropped below $300 since then. But the good thing is, it bounced back at least 40% in the last 30 days, and the current price is over $500. I bought $700 worth of Monero just 15 days ago, and it's now $870. It's not like I bought it to make a profit, but it went up, luckily, and I made a $170 profit in two weeks, which is not that bad. Not many coins gained this much in the last 30 days.

It reflects Monero's past performance, so a repeat is possible; looking at the market now, it gained 4.5%, and it could regain or even surpass its all-time high of $797.73.

I'm not saying Monero is a high-risk investment, but you should be aware of the restrictions it faces.

[Shishir99]

It reflects Monero's past performance, so a repeat is possible; looking at the market now, it gained 4.5%, and it could regain or even surpass its all-time high of $797.73.

I'm not saying Monero is a high-risk investment, but you should be aware of the restrictions it faces.

Yep, according to the CMC AI, Monero faces severe regulatory friction. The EU's Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR) will force regulated exchanges to delist privacy coins by July 10, 2027 (BloFin). This follows 73 exchange delistings in 2025 alone (TRM Labs). Such actions directly constrict liquidity and on-ramps for new capital. What this means: Restricted access on major platforms can suppress demand and increase volatility. If regulatory pressure escalates globally, it could cap Monero's price appreciation despite strong underlying utility, as seen with similar pressures on Zcash.

I wasn't aware of these specific incidents, to be honest. I knew the exchanges were delisting XMR for a while now. I see XMR is still listed on Binance, but I tried to get the deposit address, but it kept loading, and then I gave up. I am not sure if Binance is planning to delist it as well.

[robelneo]

I just completed my third swap with Zeto.cash; everything is so easy once you're familiar with the steps. There's nothing to worry about; everything here is well explained. The instructions are easy to understand; the platform is newbie-friendly

[robelneo]

Two weeks ago, I started using Zeto.cash just to test the platform an BTC → XMR | Trustless atomic swaps. I was pleasantly surprised that XMR's price is doing great, which motivated me to accumulate XMR.
I am fully aware of the risk, as this coin is not centralized exchange-friendly, but it seems there is demand for privacy coins; hopefully, the price will grow steadily.

[robelneo]

Ok I just submitted my review on Welivecrypto a couple of hours ago and am just waiting for the moderator's approval. So far, I've made two swaps, and everything's great. If you tried their service, just post your experience here

https://welivecrypto.com/projects/zeto

They have a good rating, so many members have used their service and posted their experience.

[Cinexa]

They are spending money on review campaigns and other campaigns on the forum. But why are they silent in their own announcement thread? It would be better for them to engage with the forum members. Also, the campaign participants should support the brand which they are representing. One user is continuously posting in this thread, I hope it is not a paid shill.

[robelneo]

They are spending money on review campaigns and other campaigns on the forum. But why are they silent in their own announcement thread? It would be better for them to engage with the forum members. Also, the campaign participants should support the brand which they are representing. One user is continuously posting in this thread, I hope it is not a paid shill.

I hope they do, but it's really up to them; they aren't forced to. They can be asked to support it as long as they tried the service. I am not part of the review participants or the signature campaign, but I have tried the services several times, so I'm dropping in to share my experience always do that for projects where I use the service and projects I'm promoting.

[Lucius]

They are spending money on review campaigns and other campaigns on the forum. But why are they silent in their own announcement thread?
~snip~

Maybe they are currently busy and simply don't have time to be active on the forum, and that could change at any time. As long as there are no problems using their service, I don't see their inactivity as a problem. I haven't had the chance to try their service yet, but maybe that will change soon, so I'll be happy to share my experience.

[robelneo]

They are spending money on review campaigns and other campaigns on the forum. But why are they silent in their own announcement thread?
~snip~

Maybe they are currently busy and simply don't have time to be active on the forum, and that could change at any time. As long as there are no problems using their service, I don't see their inactivity as a problem.

That's true; reputation is not about being active in your thread; it's about the kind of service you're offering and addressing all concerns and complaints as they arise.

I haven't had the chance to try their service yet, but maybe that will change soon, so I'll be happy to share my experience.

You should try it the procedure is so simple there's guides on every step if you're thinking of adding XMR in your portfolio then Zeto.cash is the bst tool for this.
Finally, my review on WeliveCrypto has been published after 2 days of waiting.


https://welivecrypto.com/projects/zeto

[Lucius]

~snip~
You should try it the procedure is so simple there's guides on every step if you're thinking of adding XMR in your portfolio then Zeto.cash is the bst tool for this.
Finally, my review on WeliveCrypto has been published after 2 days of waiting.

Honestly, I'm having trouble with the wallet I used for XMR (Cake Wallet) because I haven't used it in a long time, and the block synchronization is taking an incredibly long time. Is there perhaps a "lighter" wallet for XMR - like most BTC wallets—where you don't need to download the entire blockchain or a portion of it?

[robelneo]

~snip~
You should try it the procedure is so simple there's guides on every step if you're thinking of adding XMR in your portfolio then Zeto.cash is the bst tool for this.
Finally, my review on WeliveCrypto has been published after 2 days of waiting.

Honestly, I'm having trouble with the wallet I used for XMR (Cake Wallet) because I haven't used it in a long time, and the block synchronization is taking an incredibly long time. Is there perhaps a "lighter" wallet for XMR - like most BTC wallets—where you don't need to download the entire blockchain or a portion of it?

On my first swap, brother, I used the online version of Guarda, and on my second swap I used Feather, a desktop XMR-dedicated wallet; the interface is very similar to Electrum, but you need to sync before you can use it; it only takes a few minutes to sync.
I recommend using the online version of the Guarda wallet; it's light, easy, and has many features.

[Cinexa]

Maybe they are currently busy and simply don't have time to be active on the forum, and that could change at any time. As long as there are no problems using their service, I don't see their inactivity as a problem. I haven't had the chance to try their service yet, but maybe that will change soon, so I'll be happy to share my experience.

There is no problem if they stay inactive.
But their activity will surely boost their visibility. People prefer to use services that are more engaging with the potential customers. I myself would choose a service that hangout in the forum. Since they are promoting here, it would be good for them to engage with the forum members.

[Lucius]

On my first swap, brother, I used the online version of Guarda, and on my second swap I used Feather, a desktop XMR-dedicated wallet; the interface is very similar to Electrum, but you need to sync before you can use it; it only takes a few minutes to sync.
I recommend using the online version of the Guarda wallet; it's light, easy, and has many features.

I've heard of that wallet; someone even mentioned it recently in another thread - I think it's a much better choice than the online option. I'll definitely give it a try – thanks for the advice.


@Cinexa, I understand what you mean, and it wouldn't be a bad idea for them to have an active representative on the forum. Maybe you can contact them and ask about that?

[coin-investor]

There is no problem if they stay inactive.
But their activity will surely boost their visibility. People prefer to use services that are more engaging with the potential customers. I myself would choose a service that hangout in the forum. Since they are promoting here, it would be good for them to engage with the forum members.

They have an ongoing signature and review campaign here, and if there are major issues that need to be resolved, they address them and announce it here.

They have a good rating on WeliveCrypto. I don’t think their lack of presence will harm their service as long as there are zero complaints and the platform is working just fine; they are good