# kyc.rip / ghost

> Two-hop swap that breaks the on-chain link between sender and recipient — bridges your input to native XMR, then to whatever you actually need.

**Canonical URL:** https://www.xmr.club/exchanges/kyc-rip-ghost
**Category:** exchanges / Privacy bridges
**Grade (xmr.club rubric):** A
**KYC posture:** anonymous_signup
**Features:** non_custodial, open_source, xmr_native, api_available, tor_mirror
**Highlights:** TWO-HOP, XMR-DETOUR, CHAIN-ANALYSIS DEFENSE
**Fees:** Two upstream-engine spreads (one per hop) · no aggregator markup
**Website:** https://kyc.rip/ghost
**Tor:** http://kycripxmrmlmkfaqf4hwchilhtrp36nu6vyjoh3e7rmsgmyylxfm25ad.onion/ghost
**Last verified:** 2026-05-13

## Editorial review

First-party. Single-flow product for the chain-analysis threat model: you send any supported asset, the system routes it through native Monero to break the deterministic on-chain link, then settles to the destination asset of your choice. Useful when you cannot rely on the source and destination chains both being XMR — e.g. rotating tainted USDT/USDC away from a flagged address, or paying onchain BTC from a stables balance without a direct exchange trail. No account, no email. Each hop runs against a different upstream engine where possible to limit any single operator's view of the full flow. Listed separately from the kyc.rip aggregator because the routing semantics are different — aggregator picks the best single-hop quote, ghost forces the XMR detour.

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