Peer to Peer option...
You can also buy Bitcoin or Litecoin (less fees) on...
- Coinbase (I.D. required)
- cash app (I.D. required)
- venmo (I.D. required)
- Bisq (NO I.D. required, but may be at risk at receiving tainted Bitcoin)
Then, exchange them for Monero using...
- https://changenow.io (no login or I.D. needed)
- https://trocador.app (no login or I.D. needed, tor friendly, no javascript)
If you don't have a Monero wallet try...
Also you might be interested in this Monero Lemmy Instance...
Greetings from our instance monero.town :)
First things first, you do need a wallet to receive, store and send monero. Good options are:
Second if you do any open source work, consider putting up a donation address. Donating with Monero is easy, cheap and quick, which makes it a nobrainer. Depending on what you do, you might want a separate wallet for that (maximum anonymity), otherwise a sub-account or sub-address give sufficient private for most users.
Finally if you need larger amounts to spend, you need some exchange. The most popular P2P one is localmonero.co, trocador.app is great if you have other crypto already and kraken.com is the best KYC exchange.
Have fun, and feel free to ask any of us if you have any other questions.
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