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Is XMeeting Real? Who Runs It and What Its Terms Say

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Short answer

XMeeting is a real adult dating website run by Service Development Limited of Nicosia, Cyprus. Its terms say some profiles are virtual, may be run by AI, scripts or people engaged by the site, and are labelled "Cyber Babe". Messages cost 40 credits each, and the first credit purchase requires a subscription that renews automatically.

At a glance

What it isAn adult site for meeting and chatting, with explicit photos and videos[3]
Run byService Development Limited, 6 Elpidas, Lakatamia, Nicosia, Cyprus[1]
Company registerCyprus company HE 388624, registered 13 September 2018[4]
Virtual profilesThe terms say some profiles are virtual and labelled "Cyber Babe"[1]
How it chargesCredits per action, such as 40 credits per message. The first credit purchase requires a recurring subscription[1]
Auto-renewalYes. Credit plans usually run 30 days and renew; memberships of 1, 3 or 6 months renew[1]
RefundsAll charges non-refundable, except at the company's discretion or where the law requires[1]
On your card statementSDXPAY.COM[3]
Official appNone found
Regulator or court actionNone found
Minimum age18[1]

What XMeeting is

XMeeting (xmeeting.com) is an adult website for meeting and chatting with people nearby or online. Its help pages describe explicit photos and a section of full-length videos [3]. It is not connected to XMeeting, an old video-calling program for Mac with the same name.

Who runs it

The terms say the site "is presented to you by Service Development Limited incorporated in Cyprus", at 6 Elpidas, Lakatamia, Nicosia, company HE388624 [1]. The Cyprus company register lists the company as registered on 13 September 2018 at that address [4]. The register shows its status as "reminder letter sent" since 9 February 2026, and its last annual return recorded as 14 March 2020, with annual returns lodged on 12 October 2026 awaiting processing [4].

The sign-up form names a second domain, xmcupid.com, which redirected to xmeeting.com when we checked [2]. The terms are governed by Cypriot law, with binding individual arbitration in Cyprus and a waiver of class actions and jury trials [1].

What its terms say about profiles

The terms say: "Some profiles on the platform are virtual and may be operated by automated systems, artificial intelligence, scripted interactions, or individuals engaged by the platform" [1]. They say these profiles are marked with the label "Cyber Babe", are "intended solely for entertainment purposes and not for establishing real-life relationships or meetings", and that conversations with them "should be understood as fictional" [1]. The sign-up form asks you to agree to receive "communications from computer generated virtual profiles" [2].

The terms also say the site gives no guarantee that you will find a partner [1].

How it charges

Joining is free, but you need a credit package to send messages [3]. The help pages list these costs [3]:

ActionCredits
Send a message40
Reveal a location40
Send or reveal a photo80
Enable a public video80

The money price of credit packages is not shown on public pages. The terms say that to buy credits for the first time you must accept a recurring subscription plan. Plans usually run 30 days and renew automatically, and unused credits expire at the end of each period [1]. Memberships of 1, 3 and 6 months also renew automatically [1]. Buying extra credits resets your renewal date to the day you bought them, and a declined renewal payment can carry a fee of up to USD 5 [1]. Charges appear on card statements as SDXPAY.COM [3].

Refunds and cancelling

The terms say "all charges for purchases made on this website are non-refundable", except at the company's discretion or where the law requires a refund [1]. To stop renewals, the help pages say to go to edit profile, then the settings tab, and untick "recurring" [3]. The terms also allow cancelling through customer support or by emailing support@xmeeting.com, and closing your account from your account settings [1]. Claims must be brought within one year [1].

Apps and regulators

We found no XMeeting app on the App Store or Google Play. The UK Advertising Standards Authority's rulings search returned nothing for XMeeting or Service Development Limited, and searches of the US Federal Trade Commission and for court action found nothing naming them.

Before you pay any dating site

Read how it charges and what its terms say about who you are talking to, and check how to cancel. Never send money or gifts to someone you have not met in person. Our checklist for any dating site and scammer warning signs show what to look for, and the safest dating apps lists the apps we have reviewed.

Questions people also ask

Is XMeeting real?
XMeeting is a real website run by Service Development Limited of Cyprus. Its terms say some of its profiles are virtual, may be run by AI, scripts or people engaged by the site, and are labelled "Cyber Babe".
How much does XMeeting cost?
Its help pages say a message costs 40 credits and sending or revealing a photo 80. Your first credit purchase requires a subscription that renews automatically, usually every 30 days.
What is SDXPAY.COM on my card statement?
XMeeting's help pages say its charges appear on card statements as SDXPAY.COM, a merchant in Cyprus.
How do I cancel XMeeting?
Go to edit profile, then the settings tab, and untick "recurring". You can also email support@xmeeting.com.

Sources

  1. Membership Subscription Terms of Service (www.xmeeting.com/site/terms) · XMeeting
  2. Home page and sign-up form (www.xmeeting.com/) · XMeeting
  3. Help and FAQ (www.xmeeting.com/help/) · XMeeting
  4. Service Development Limited (search number 388624) · Cyprus Registrar of Companies

All sources read on Saturday 17th October 2026. Sites change their terms and prices, so check them again before you pay.

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