MetaMask holds your assets on Ethereum and other EVM networks. When you want to move out of an EVM coin into Bitcoin or Monero — privately — you can use 0trace with MetaMask directly. There's no wallet connection or signature request; you simply send a normal transaction to the deposit address.
Check your network in MetaMask
MetaMask can hold the same token on several networks. Look at the network selector at the top — Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum and others each hold different balances. Note which network your ETH/USDT/USDC is on; you'll pick the matching one on 0trace.
Create the order on 0trace
- Set the top field to the asset and network you're sending from MetaMask (e.g. ETH on Ethereum, USDT on BSC).
- Set the bottom field to what you want — Bitcoin, Monero, or another coin.
- Paste the receiving address for that coin and create the order.
Send from MetaMask
- Copy the deposit address 0trace shows and the exact amount.
- In MetaMask, send that amount on the same network you selected. Double-check the network before confirming.
- Leave enough of the native coin (ETH, BNB…) for gas so the transaction goes through.
Receive your payout
Once MetaMask's transaction confirms, 0trace sends your payout to the address you gave — real Bitcoin or on-chain Monero, no account and no KYC involved.
One thing to watch
Send on the network you selected in the order. USDT on BSC is not USDT on Ethereum — a wrong-network deposit generally can't be recovered. Match the network end to end.
