To suggest a new merchant, click the green Suggest a Merchant button above the map or click directly on the URL /en/merchant_proposals/new and fill out the form.

The Collective will then be notified of your request and will add the merchant to OpenStreetMap.

1. Print (or have printed) a few flyers (article on /en/blogs/flyer).
2. Help them create a Monero wallet with CakeWallet (tutorial on /en/tutorials/cakewallet-monero).
3. Once a year, enter their Monero sales into the ready-made Excel file (tutorial on /en/tutorials/accounting).
4. Once done, add them to the map using the green Suggest a merchant button on /en/map/5/45.7831/3.0824 or directly on the /en/merchant_proposals/new form!

If you are currently listed on the Collective's map and no longer wish to appear, you must submit a removal request directly to OpenStreetMap. The Bank-Exit website does not own the data and only retrieves public and open-source information from their site.

Please note that after deletion from OpenStreetMap, the merchant may still appear on the Collective's map for a few hours, pending the next data synchronization.

The Collective's map is automatically updated four times a day. If you recently added a merchant to OpenStreetMap, you'll have to wait for the next refresh, which can take up to six hours.

Note that you can refresh the data yourself from the map by clicking ⋮ > Refresh merchants data (next to the green "Suggest a merchant" button).

You can embed the map on your website either from the URL or through an iframe.

Go to the /en/tutorials/documentation-embed-map page to access the documentation and generate your personalized version of the map.

You can export your current merchant search by clicking the three dots at the top of the form, then selecting Download merchants.

Visit the page /en/tutorials/import-merchants-in-comaps for a full tutorial on importing merchants into the CoMaps application.

1. The map lists merchants with precise geolocation (latitude and longitude).
2. The directory lists businesses that don't have a specific address, either because they want to remain anonymous or because the service is available for delivery to an entire area or country. For example, an alternative media outlet or an online business.