How it works
Dirty in, clean out. You pick how.
No name, no ID, no story. Custodial on our own wallets. Hop balances never sit on an exchange.
Your choice
Pool
Mix with other people. Coins sit with other orders until a size threshold or your max wait, then pay out in fixed denominations. Same coin in, same coin out. Timing and chunked amounts, not extra Monero rings.
Your choice
Exchanges
Hop through desks. Infinity Exchanger first when Tor is up (own reserves, no KYC). WizardSwap, Trocador and orangefren stay on Advanced. Funds land back in our wallets between hops. They do not sit on an exchange.
Questions
Does XMR to XMR add ring-signature cover?
No. XMR to XMR does not add ring-signature cover. The pool is timing, chunked amounts, and cutting the BTC/LTC/ETH trail. If you need a fresh Monero ring, that is a wallet job, not this mixer.
Who sees the deposit and the payout?
We see deposit and payout until shred. That is custodial mixing. The encrypted deposit-to-payout map is kept 14 days by default, then shredded. You can shred it from the order page the moment payout lands. After shred, fee totals stay; the link is gone. No dispute after that.
What if the pool is only two people?
A 2-person pool is a 2-person pool. We will not pretend otherwise. Set a max wait (2 hours, 12 hours, 48 hours, or 7 days) and a fallback: send everything back (bound refund address, or a wallet-proof claim if you left it blank), or route it through exchange hops instead. Easy defaults to 48 hours.
Why fixed denominations instead of a random fee?
Fixed denominations. A jittered fee is reversible if someone watches both ends. Remainder below a standard size is kept as extra service fee, not unique dust. Service fee is 1%, plus roughly 0.6% for each swap hop and the network fee. The quote itemises every line before you send.
Do you buy chain-analysis scores?
No chain-analysis vendors. Freeze scores on the quote are aggregator KYC notes, not taint from a vendor. Unknown means unknown. Frozen hops are our problem, not a silent drain on you.
Is a refund address required?
No. If you set one, it is bound into the Letter of Guarantee. If you leave it blank, a later refund needs a wallet proof of the deposit plus a destination. Check the payout address twice; payouts cannot be reversed. Verify the LoG with gpg --verify against /pgp.txt, GoyKeys, and the DNSSEC TXT on the apex. Dual-check onion and I2P. Signed name is GoyWash.
Start mixing or Advanced?
Start mixing asks one question first: pool with other people, or through exchanges. Then coin, amount, payout, optional refund. Pool is same coin in and out. Exchanges hop through Infinity first when Tor is up. WizardSwap is the fallback when SOCKS is unset. USDT rides Infinity (ERC-20) or Trocador.
Advanced: hop builder. Mode, 0 to 8 hops, aggregator and desk per hop, hold times, fallback. Pool ignores the desks unless fallback is hops. Changing coins needs at least one hop.
What happens after payout?
Keep the order token. There is no account and no password reset. Open the order with that one string, wait for payout, then shred the linkage. Amounts and fees stay on Transparency. No deposit-to-payout map there.
Which coins, and why no JavaScript?
XMR, BTC, LTC, ETH, and USDT. No accounts, no email, no identity check. The UI is html/template with CSP script-src 'none'. Use Tor or I2P. GIF captcha is ours, not a third-party widget.
Plain facts
- Dirty in, clean out. No name, no ID, no story.
- XMR to XMR does not add ring-signature cover. The pool is timing, chunked amounts, and cutting the BTC/LTC/ETH trail.
- We see deposit and payout until shred. That is custodial mixing.
- A 2-person pool is a 2-person pool. Set a max wait and a fallback.
- No chain-analysis vendors. Freeze scores are aggregator KYC notes.
- Fixed denominations. A jittered fee is reversible if someone watches both ends.
Refund address is optional. Blank means a later refund needs a wallet proof of the deposit plus a destination.