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A market built around WXMR.

Coins trade against WXMR on Solana, first on a bonding curve and then in a pool after graduation. Their reserves hold WXMR. Native XMR stays on the Monero network and enters or leaves through a separate third-party bridge.

Your launch creates the coin and registers its reserve in one atomic transaction. An initial buy is a separate action after launch finality.

Create a coin

One wallet for each network.

Connect a Solana wallet to sign messages and transactions, or use a Turnkey passkey account when enabled. Sign an exact ownership message to access your private account records. You still need SOL to pay network fees and rent.

Native XMR payments are approved in Cake Wallet or another Monero wallet. A passkey signature cannot authorize a payment from your Cake wallet.

Move XMR

A reserve you can inspect.

Collected creator fees route 25% to a WXMR reserve, 25% to a buyback pot, 10% to the treasury, and 40% to the beneficiary or holder reward pot. Protocol fees and network costs are separate.

Redeeming burns tokens and transfers their proportional reserve share atomically. All unburned supply counts, including tokens in the curve and pool. Dust redemptions are rejected. A pot balance does not prove a completed buyback.

Finality, then the next step.

Review maximum input, minimum output, fees, rent, destination, and expiry before signing. Confirmed means provisional; finalized means the Solana operation is settled. Unknown outcomes stay attached to their original operation and signature.

The original signed transaction is retained for recovery in this browser and the server journal once submitted. If a request times out, check it in Activity before attempting another operation.

Your operation receipts

Private money. Public markets.

Monero’s native privacy does not extend to Solana. Your Solana address, balances, trades, bridge deposit records, and native XMR withdrawal destination can be public. The bridge controls its native XMR deposit address; it is not your personal Cake wallet.

WXMR depends on third-party bridge custody and redemption. The XMRket reserve program is upgradeable, with administrative pause controls. Holder reward eligibility and exclusions are computed by an operator; snapshot hashes offer audit evidence rather than independent on-chain proof. Tokens and reserves can lose value.

Good questions, clear answers.

How do I fund a new account?

Receive SOL at your Solana address for fees and rent. For native XMR, first create a deposit account with a reviewed Solana transaction. Wait for the bridge to report an active Monero address, approve your native payment in Cake, then claim available WXMR. No expiry is invented for the deposit address.

What does “bridge reports XMR sent” mean?

The bridge reported a Monero transaction hash associated with your withdrawal. This is not independent proof that your wallet received it. Check the transaction and received amount in your receiving Monero wallet. A missing bridge account does not prove delivery.

What does the bridge charge?

The established bridge fee is 10 basis points (0.1%). Native payout miner fees are deducted additionally. The funds page shows the bridge’s configured minimum net amount, and the transaction review shows the withdrawal fee and amount before miner fees.

How can I recover a passkey account?

Use the same domain and a synced or backup passkey. While you have access, open the passkey account controls to add a backup passkey or export through Turnkey’s isolated secure window. XMRket does not receive your seed or private key and cannot restore a lost credential. Keep independent recovery access before funding.

Can a creator reverse holder rewards?

Enabling holder mode is permanent. Named-beneficiary changes require accrued fees to be collected and settled first. Rewards become claimable after a finalized grant; an allocation is not the same as a completed claim.

Live service availability

Each financial action checks its required services before a transaction can be prepared. Unavailable dependencies keep that action disabled.

Service availability could not yet be verified. Financial actions stay disabled.

XMRket is independently operated and is not an official Monero or Cake Wallet service.