

BNB powers one of the busiest low-fee ecosystems in crypto. People pick up BNB to pay fees on BNB Smart Chain, to interact with the many apps built there, or simply because transactions on that network are cheap and quick. If you are coming from Monero, you can get BNB in a single swap, without registering anywhere.
One detail decides whether your swap arrives smoothly: which BNB network you receive on. Sort that out first and everything else is straightforward. Head to the XMR → BNB page when you are ready.
BNB has existed on more than one network, and the one that matters for most people today is BNB Smart Chain (BSC / BEP-20) — the EVM-compatible network where the apps and low fees live. Its addresses use the familiar 0x format and take no memo.
Make sure the wallet you are receiving into is set to BNB Smart Chain, not a different network, and that the address you paste is meant for it. As with any EVM chain, the 0x address alone does not identify the network — you have to confirm the network yourself.
Each stage is visible as it happens: waiting for the Monero deposit, confirming it, exchanging at the live rate, then sending the BNB out over BNB Smart Chain, which settles quickly. An optional e-mail confirms completion, and the exchange ID is your handle for support if anything needs checking.
Fees are shown before you confirm, and a promocode reduces the exchange fee. The Monero side is the bottleneck — roughly 10 confirmations at about two minutes each — while BNB Smart Chain delivery is fast and cheap afterward. Expect the full swap to finish within the usual 20–60 minutes.
BNB Smart Chain is a public, transparent ledger, and its explorers show every transfer and balance. The privacy that protected your Monero does not carry into BNB. If it matters to you, use a fresh address on BNB Smart Chain and keep the new funds separate from anything that identifies you.
BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) is the right choice for almost everyone — it is where the low fees and apps are. Only use another network if your specific destination requires it.
Not on BNB Smart Chain — it uses a plain 0x address. Some centralized deposit addresses on other BNB networks do use a memo, so follow their instructions if that is your destination.
The format is the same (0x), but the network is different. Sending to the wrong network can lose funds, so confirm you are on BNB Smart Chain.
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