Simple Guide to Donating with Monero

We’ve often heard from readers wondering how to donate digitally—many prefer the convenience of online methods over mailing cash, which has served us reliably for over 25 years and remains the most straightforward way to stay truly anonymous if that’s your priority. But after being systematically banned from every mainstream payment processor we’ve attempted, we encourage those of you who are truly committed to National Socialism and its fight for our people’s future to step up with Monero. It’s secure, private, and free from the usual Judeo-censorship that shuts down dissenting voices—perfect for true believers in National-Socialism ready to back the cause without compromise. Below is a simple quick-start guide to get you donating anonymously online.

Imagine handing someone cash in an envelope. No bank sees it. No credit card company tracks it. No one records what you bought or who you supported.

Now, imagine doing that online.

That is Monero (XMR). It is digital cash designed for privacy. When you use it, your financial business stays yours. No one can see your balance, your history, or who you help.

In a world where every click is tracked, Monero gives you back some freedom. And despite what you might hear, it is not complicated. If you can use email, you can use Monero.

Step 1: Get Your Digital Wallet (5 Minutes)

Think of this like getting a new checkbook or a secure pocket for your money.

The Best Tool for Beginners:
卐 Cake Wallet (Available on iPhone & Android)

It is free, trusted, and built for people who want simplicity.

Download the app from your phone’s store.
Create a New Wallet.
Save Your “Seed Words.” The app will show you a list of 25 random words.

卐 This is the most important step:
These words are the only key to your money. There is no “forgot password” button.

✅ Write them down on paper. Put them in a safe place at home (like with insurance papers).
❌ Do not take a photo or screenshot.
❌ Do not email them to yourself.

Once you have those words written down, you are ready. You now have a bank account that belongs only to you.

Step 2: Put Money in Your Wallet

You need Monero (XMR) to send it. It’s easy to get it:

Buy Inside the App

Cake Wallet lets you buy Monero directly using your debit card. It works like buying something online. You may need to show a photo ID, or answer some easy questions once to verify your identity (this is required by law for card purchases), but once the money is in your wallet, it is private. Here’s how:

In Cake Wallet, tap Buy on the home screen.
Choose your payment method (debit card is simplest—no bank login needed).
Select a provider from the list (start with MoonPay, Ramp, or Kraken; if one doesn’t work, try another).
Enter the amount ($20-50 minimum for most—start small to test).
Follow the redirect: Create a quick account on their site (email + password), verify your ID if asked (takes 5-10 minutes), paste your long code from your own wallet, and complete the buy.
The XMR lands in your wallet shortly after. If you are synced, the money should show up in your app (the wallet) in about 10-60 minutes, depending on the provider
- For me it took several hours to finish syncing (a one-time annoyance) and the the money appeared.

It feels like online shopping, but with a privacy shield. For your first buy, budget at least 30-60 minutes—future ones take 2-3 minutes if you save your login.

Troubleshooting Buying Issues:

• Minimum Amount Error: If it rejects a small purchase, bump it up to $20-50. Many providers have this limit to cover fees.
• Redirect Stuck or Glitchy?: Use a computer browser for the provider site if the phone feels clunky, then switch back to the app. Restart Cake Wallet if needed.
• ID Verification Worries: It’s one-time and secure—think of it like opening a new credit card.

This setup is worth it: In a world of tracked cards and frozen accounts, Monero lets your donation support the cause without leaving a trail. If you run into a snag, reach out—we can guide you personally.

Step 3: Send Your Donation (30 Seconds Once Ready)

You need Monero (XMR) in your wallet to send it. (See Step 2 to buy or add funds).

Once your balance shows (not zero), sending is as simple as pasting in this long code below

The Address: The long code to donate to us via Monero is this: 8AWha8wLHSZazphwfrC48kejxbDHVUkaaJDRChCFVFcZR5d8vUzLyD6bgTaiCMnUY7NuLKFtZG9oLiKks1fK2QxhF3wjHZA
Tap “Send”: In your app, choose Send and paste in that long line of text.
Enter Amount: Type how much you want to give.
Confirm: Swipe to send.

That’s it. The money is on its way. Note: Right after adding funds, your wallet might need 5–30 minutes to “catch up” (sync) and show the balance — just like a bank verifying a deposit. Keep the app open on Wi-Fi with screen on. Once it says “Synchronized”, you’re ready to send. New funds might also “lock” for ~20 minutes for security — normal and fast!

Cost: Fees are usually very low.
Speed: It arrives in minutes.
Privacy: The receiver sees the amount, but no one else can see who sent it or link it to your name.

Who Uses Monero?

卐 You are not alone. Many respected groups prefer Monero because it protects their donors, too.

Privacy Tools: Services like Mullvad VPN and Tor use it to keep users safe.
Independent Media: Journalists and podcasters who refuse corporate funding.
Open Source Projects: The volunteers who build free software like VLC Player or Linux.
Whistleblowers: Platforms like WikiLeaks accept it to protect sources.

Why Not Just Use Credit Cards or Bitcoin?

Credit Cards: Every transaction is recorded, sold to advertisers, and can be turned off by the bank if they disagree with your views. We’ve been banned from it all, but Monero is safe and secure.

Monero: It is true privacy. It hides the sender, the receiver, and the amount. It is not about hiding something wrong; it is about keeping your personal business personal.

The Bottom Line

You deserve the same privacy online that you have in your own home.

Cost: Free app, minor fees.
Skill: None needed.

Don’t let complexity stop you from supporting the cause you believe in. If you have any additional tips, please leave a comment below. Thanks!

Download Cake Wallet, write down your 25 words, and make your first small test donation — that’s all it takes to have control of your financial privacy.