# www.zefram.co

> AI-optimized mirror of www.zefram.co containing 14 pages totalling 11,461 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://www.zefram.co/. Last updated: 2026-04-27T03:00:25.851Z.

Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG).

## Homepage

- [Atomic Swap Powered](/site-root.html): Zefram is a trust-minimized Monero gateway. Atomic-swap powered Bitcoin and Ethereum routes. No custody. No middleman. No exchange account. (82 words)

## Articles & Blog Posts

- [Not an Exchange.  Here's Why That's the Point.](/dispatch-04-html.html): The word 'exchange' implies custody, accounts, and compliance. Zefram is none of those things. Here's why the distinction matters. (809 words)
- [Docs — how to swap, routes, liquidity, and recovery.](/docs-html.html): Zefram documentation. Trust-minimized swap routes, swap lifecycle, supported wallets, recovery paths, and FAQ. Bitcoin → XMR and Ethereum → XMR. (2,035 words)
- [Atomic Swaps, Explained Like You're Not a Computer Scientist](/dispatch-02-html.html): No jargon. No prerequisites. What an atomic swap actually is, why it matters for Monero, and the honest tradeoffs. (903 words)
- [Provide XMR liquidity on Zefram](/become-a-maker-html.html): Request access to the Zefram maker program. Provide XMR liquidity for ETH→XMR and BTC→XMR swaps. Minimal intake, full self-custody. Approved makers connect an EVM wallet and Monero wallet in the dashboard. (1,109 words)
- [XMR Delistings: A Running Record](/dispatch-03-html.html): A documented timeline of every major exchange that delisted or suspended Monero — with dates, stated reasons, and what the pattern means. (650 words)
- [Every Exchange I Used to Buy Monero Has Delisted It](/dispatch-01-html.html): A personal account of chasing XMR access across centralized platforms — and what finally worked. (974 words)
- [No logs. No KYC.  No custody.](/legal-html.html): No logs, no KYC, no custody. Zefram is a non-custodial atomic swap interface. Read our terms, privacy policy, and trust model disclosure. (1,321 words)
- [Why Zefram exists](/why-zefram-html.html): Why Zefram exists. Monero users should not have to choose between convenience and control. One interface. Two trust-minimized rails. No custodial middleman during settlement. (740 words)
- [Fees, limits, and what you're paying for.](/fees-html.html): Zefram fees and swap limits. Fees shown up front. No hidden spread between offer and settlement. Network fees, swap limits, and refund conditions explained. (807 words)
- [Atomic swaps, without the old friction.](/how-it-works-html.html): Atomic swaps, without the old friction. One interface for Bitcoin → XMR and Ethereum → XMR. Same experience on the surface, different rails underneath. (684 words)
- [Why users choose Zefram.](/benefits-html.html): About Zefram. Why users choose trust-minimized Monero swaps. Bitcoin and Ethereum routes in one interface. Self-custody without bad UX. (758 words)
- [Track your swap.](/status-html.html): Look up your Zefram swap session by ID. Current step, next required action, deadlines, and claim or refund availability. (332 words)
- [Dispatch](/dispatch-html.html): Three pieces on Monero, atomic swaps, and why centralized access to XMR keeps disappearing. (257 words)

## Resources

- [Full Page Index](/index.html): Browse all cached pages with rich metadata
- [About This Cache](/content/about.html): Methodology, technical details, and usage guidelines
- [XML Sitemap](/content/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable sitemap for crawler discovery
- [Robots.txt](/content/robots.txt): Crawler directives