-- In a move that could redefine interoperability standards for privacy-centric cryptocurrencies, Coreswap, a decentralized cross-chain exchange built on the CORE blockchain, has added Monero (XMR) to its growing suite of non-custodial trading pairs.
This integration makes Coreswap the first known platform to offer Monero swaps without custody or KYC requirements, addressing a long-standing technical challenge that has hindered Monero’s participation in broader decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystems.
Privacy vs. Interoperability: Bridging the Divide
Monero’s architecture—centered around stealth addresses, ring signatures, and confidential transactions—has made it notoriously difficult to integrate with decentralized liquidity and swap protocols. While these features offer enhanced privacy, they also create friction for atomic swaps and cross-chain compatibility.
Coreswap’s implementation utilizes a composite routing system that integrates:
- Atomic swap protocols for trustless peer-to-peer transactions,
- Non-custodial liquidity providers with strong privacy guarantees, and
- Custom bridge and settlement logic via CoreDAO-locked contracts, enabling Monero to interact with otherwise incompatible chains.
This approach allows Monero to be exchanged with over 400 digital assets—including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Litecoin—without requiring user identification or custodial wallets.
Expanding the Cross-Chain Frontier
The Monero integration coincides with Coreswap’s expansion to five additional blockchain networks, bringing the total to over 30. This strategic growth enhances asset accessibility and routing efficiency across the platform.
Coreswap’s protocol dynamically evaluates and executes trades using:
- Over 20 decentralized exchanges (DEXs),
- 12+ cross-chain bridges,
- 10+ atomic swap protocols, and
- A curated set of no-KYC liquidity providers.
Thousands of potential routes are assessed in real time for each transaction, optimizing for pricing, slippage, speed, and decentralization.
Implications for the Ecosystem
The ability to swap Monero without centralized custody or KYC has long been a technical and regulatory hurdle. Coreswap’s achievement may signal a shift in how privacy coins can integrate with decentralized infrastructure.
By bridging Monero into the cross-chain ecosystem, Coreswap opens new use cases for developers and end-users alike—particularly those prioritizing financial sovereignty, censorship resistance, and data minimization.
“We view this as a technical step forward in normalizing privacy as a core feature, not an exception,” said Miquel Coreswap, spokesperson for the platform. “If decentralization is the foundation, privacy is the right to build freely on it.”
Additional Resources
- Coreswap Website
- Bznewz Coverage: Coreswap Adds 5 New Networks
- In-Depth Feature: Coreswap’s Role in the Web3 Future
Contact Info:
Name: Miquel Coreswap
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Organization: Coreswap
Phone: +44 9181 5921
Website: https://coreswap.io
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