BunnySwap launched in February 2026 as a no-KYC Monero swap service. This review examines its privacy features, limits, and whether it suits XMR users in 2026.
BunnySwap launched on 10 February 2026 as a non-custodial instant swap service focused on privacy coins. It supports Monero (XMR) together with Zcash, Pirate Chain, Firo, Dash, Decred and more than 1,600 total pairs. The service runs without accounts, email or phone requirements; users choose a pair, supply a receiving address and send funds to the displayed deposit address. No KYC is required for most swaps, though identity verification may be requested in specific compliance-related situations.
Its Monerica profile lists the operator as based in the United States. The directory added BunnySwap on 31 July 2026. The platform states a maximum swap size of 100,000 USD equivalent per trade and offers both clearnet and Tor access. It provides floating or fixed rates and deletes log files after seven days while keeping order records untied to IP addresses or other identifiers.
BunnySwap executes swaps through a straightforward non-custodial flow that requires no account or verification. Users begin by selecting the input and output pair from the more than 1,600 available options.
Should the swap fail for reasons on BunnySwap’s end, the platform refunds the deposited funds to the original sending address. Order records stay untied to IP or browser data, and the service states it deletes log files after seven days.
BunnySwap states that it deletes log files after seven days while retaining order records untied to any IP address, account, or browser fingerprint. The service requires no registration, email, or phone number, so no user profile exists that could link activity across sessions.
Tor access is offered via an onion address, allowing users to avoid exposing their IP to the clearnet site. On clearnet, the connection itself reveals the originating IP to the operator, and any retained order data could theoretically be matched to that IP if records exist before the seven-day deletion window closes.
Monero’s ring signatures and stealth addresses already limit on-chain traceability; BunnySwap adds no extra mixing layer. The service therefore provides no guarantee that a swap cannot be linked to a user through deposit timing, amount patterns, or external factors such as exchange KYC records on the sending or receiving side.
Practical steps include connecting only through the Tor address, generating a fresh receiving address for each swap, and avoiding reuse of deposit addresses. Users should also consider that the operator is based in the United States and may respond to valid legal requests for any records that still exist within the retention period.
Direct head-to-head data on peer services remains scarce in public sources as of October 2026. BunnySwap’s own specifications therefore form the only verifiable baseline for the metrics below.
| Service | KYC Required | Privacy Coins Supported | Max Swap Size | Log Retention | Tor Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BunnySwap | None for most swaps | XMR, Zcash, Pirate Chain, Firo, Dash, Decred (1,600+ total pairs) | 100,000 USD equivalent | Files deleted after 7 days | Yes (onion support) |
| Peer services | Not verified in available sources | Not verified in available sources | Not verified in available sources | Not verified in available sources | Not verified in available sources |
BunnySwap states it is non-custodial and requires no accounts, email, or phone verification. Its log policy applies only to files; order records are retained but kept untied to IP or browser data. The 100,000 USD limit and seven-day deletion window appear directly on its site. Because comparable figures for alternatives are absent from primary sources, traders must collect current details from each provider before use.
BunnySwap caps each swap at 100,000 USD equivalent. The platform publishes no fee percentages and supplies no trading volume or success-rate data from its February 2026 launch through October 2026.
Its Monerica profile shows only one review, a 5-star rating for an order below 50 USD. Liquidity is described as “own,” yet no third-party confirmation of depth or completion rates for XMR pairs is available.
Users therefore cannot verify whether larger trades clear reliably or what effective spread they pay. The lack of public metrics leaves the service’s operational track record limited to that single small-order rating and the stated 100,000 USD ceiling.
No KYC is required for most swaps. BunnySwap is a non-custodial service that requires no accounts, ID verification, email, or phone for typical use, including Monero, though identity verification may be requested in specific compliance-related situations.
Yes. The service explicitly supports Tor and provides an onion address alongside its clearnet site.
BunnySwap refunds the deposit when the failure is caused by an issue on its side. Users must monitor the order status themselves.
It lists more than 1,600 pairs, with explicit support for Monero plus Zcash, Pirate Chain, Firo, Dash, and Decred.
The limit is 100,000 USD equivalent per trade.
Log files are deleted after seven days; order records remain but are stored without IP, account, or browser linkage.
Unlike KYC-gated centralized platforms, BunnySwap is non-custodial and account-free, though it offers lower liquidity and no customer support beyond email or Telegram.
