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Paying on BlackOps Market
XMR is the default currency on BlackOps Market, and everything else comes in through the internal swap. A deposit is a payment to a stealth address generated for your order, and a withdrawal is the reverse: you send funds out to your own address and take them off the site.
If you came from a thread about blackops market xmr deposits or blackops market litecoin fees, this is the page: the stealth address and the swap are the whole story.
Why Monero is the default
Monero hides the parts of a payment that public chains lay bare. RingCT and stealth addresses mean the sender, the recipient, and the amount are all obscured. When you pay from your own XMR wallet, the transaction on the ledger does not say who paid, who got the coins, or how much moved. The stealth address is generated per payment, so even two transfers from the same wallet to the same place look unrelated on the chain.
Now contrast that with the public chains. Pay a BTC deposit from a wallet that already appears in your life, and the connection is traceable: anyone can see that this address sent coins to the market, and that same address has history behind it. Litecoin works the same way. That is why the default is not a marketing choice, and why a blackops market monero wallet is the cleanest way to pay here. XMR is the only currency here where a payment leaves no fingerprint on a public tape.
The deposit flow
- You place an order. On the payment page of the real market, the site generates a stealth address in the Monero network for this specific payment. That is the blackops market deposit address you should pay to, and only the one shown there after the checks pass.
- You send the XMR from your own wallet: Feather on desktop, Monerujo on Android, or whatever else you run. Your own wallet, not an exchange account.
- The network confirms the transaction. Monero confirmations take a bit of time, and the site waits for them before crediting anything.
- The funds land on your market account balance, ready to spend on orders.
An exchange account address is public. The link "this exchange account belongs to you" is something people can follow, and a payment from it ties your identity to the market. Keep the deposit coming from a wallet that is yours alone.
BTC and LTC through the internal swap
If you do not hold Monero, the market still accepts BTC and LTC. You send the coins, and the internal swap converts them to XMR before the credit hits your balance. The rate is shown at checkout, before you send anything, so you know exactly what you will get. The coins move through the market's own infrastructure, not out to an external exchange, so a BTC or LTC deposit never touches a third party first.
| Coin | How it is handled | Note |
|---|---|---|
| XMR | Direct deposit to a stealth address generated for your payment | Network fee is a few cents; nothing else is added |
| BTC | Converted to XMR by the internal swap before crediting | Rate shown at checkout; do not send from an exchange wallet |
| LTC | Converted to XMR by the internal swap before crediting | Same as BTC, rate visible before you send |
Fees, in plain terms
What you actually pay: the network fee of the chain you send from, and for BTC and LTC a small percentage taken by the swap. Both are visible before you press send, and there is no hidden "deposit fee" charged by the market on top. No fixed charges appear after the fact.
Withdrawals work in the opposite direction. You request a payout to your own XMR address, the market confirms and sends, and you take the coins off the site. If you want out in BTC or LTC, that goes through the same swap, with the rate shown before you commit.
One thing that shows up in prices rather than fees: SafeDose, the subsidized lab testing program. Some items carry a higher price because a share goes to verified testing of the goods, with results published on the product page. Details live on the market page.