Everything you need to know about Bitcoin mixing
Bitcoin mixing (also called tumbling) is a service that breaks the link between your sending and receiving Bitcoin addresses. It works by pooling your coins with those of other users, then sending you back different coins from the pool, making blockchain analysis extremely difficult.
Bitcoin transactions are public and permanent. Without mixing, anyone can:
Mixing protects your financial privacy and prevents these risks.
The mixing process itself is almost instant. Total time depends on:
Most transactions complete within 1-2 hours without time delays.
No. We have a strict no-logs policy. All transaction data is permanently deleted:
We cannot provide transaction history because we don't store it.
A Bitcode is a unique identifier you receive after your first transaction. It ensures:
Using your Bitcode is optional but highly recommended for regular users.
Time delays prevent timing analysis, which is a technique used to link transactions based on:
By adding a random delay, you break these patterns and enhance your privacy.
We implement multiple security layers:
Deposit addresses are valid for 24 hours only. If you send to an expired address:
Always verify the address is current before sending.
The Guarantee Letter is a digitally signed document that proves:
It's your proof of transaction and should be saved until completion.
Minimum: 0.001 BTC (smaller amounts considered donations)
Maximum: Varies based on our reserve, typically 7-10 BTC
Large transactions: Contact support for amounts above 10 BTC
The exact maximum is shown during the order process.
Confirmations required depend on amount:
| Amount | Confirmations |
|---|---|
| 0.001 - 0.5 BTC | 1 confirmation |
| 0.5 - 1 BTC | 3 confirmations |
| 1 - 2 BTC | 4 confirmations |
| 2+ BTC | 6 confirmations |
Yes, you can use up to 10 forward addresses. Benefits include:
Each additional address adds 0.001 BTC to the fee.
Bitcoin mixing is legal in most jurisdictions as a privacy tool. However:
Financial privacy is recognized as a fundamental right in many countries.
No. We do not require:
We believe in financial privacy and operate on a no-KYC basis. However, we monitor for and prevent illegal activities.
We strictly prohibit and actively prevent:
We reserve the right to refuse service and cooperate with law enforcement for illegal activities.