How to Add or Edit a Website on Monerica

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Monerica provides an Add/Edit Website entry point on its homepage for submitting a new listing or requesting changes to an existing one. The site is a directory for the Monero circular economy, so submissions are expected to fit that scope — merchants, businesses, communities, education, exchanges, wallets, and other Monero-related resources. After a submission or edit, a listing may be reviewed and assigned a status label such as Admitted or Verified.

Where the entry point lives

On the Monerica homepage, the Add/Edit Website link appears alongside two other site-level actions:

  • Add/Edit Website — submit a new resource or request a correction to an existing one
  • Join Newsletter — receive directory updates
  • Become Sponsor — apply for sponsor placement (main, category, or subcategory)

These are the only submission-related entrances named in the page evidence. There is no separate account system described, and no login requirement is stated.

What you can submit

Monerica organizes listings into categories, and the homepage shows several of them directly:

Category Example listing shown
Businesses Escape the Technocracy
Exchanges Trocador
Web Hosting BTCVPS
Finance Price Display (under /finance/)

The site also surfaces Newest Additions with dated entries, such as Torisim (data-only travel eSIMs) and ZeroKYC Pay, which suggests new submissions do get published and timestamped. If your resource fits one of the existing categories, that is the natural place to request placement.

What happens after you submit

The homepage displays a status legend that applies to listed sites:

  • 🟦 Admitted — accepted into the directory
  • ✅ Verified — checked and marked as verified
  • ❓ Questionable — flagged as uncertain
  • ❌ Scam — flagged as a scam

This legend implies a review step: a submitted or edited listing can end up in any of these states, and the status is shown publicly next to the entry. The page also carries the disclaimer that "Links are not endorsements" and that some may be affiliate links, so a Verified or Admitted label is a directory status, not a guarantee.

Practical notes before you submit

  • Match the directory's purpose. Monerica describes itself as a directory for a Monero circular economy, so listings centered on Monero payments, privacy tooling, or XMR-adjacent services fit best.
  • Expect a status, not instant approval. The status legend indicates editorial review rather than automatic publishing.
  • Check the last-update timestamp. The homepage shows a "Last Update" time and a running list of newest additions, so you can confirm whether your entry has appeared after submitting.
  • Sponsorship is separate. If you want placement beyond a standard listing, the Become Sponsor path covers main, category, and subcategory sponsor slots — this is a distinct action from Add/Edit Website.

Verification steps

  1. Open the Monerica homepage and locate the Add/Edit Website link.
  2. Submit your site's details through that entry point.
  3. Return to the homepage and check the Newest Additions section and the Last Update timestamp to see whether your listing has been published.
  4. Confirm the status label shown next to your entry (Admitted, Verified, Questionable, or Scam) and follow up if a correction is needed via the same Add/Edit path.

If your goal is only to fix an existing entry rather than add a new one, the same Add/Edit Website link is the route described on the page.