Bitcoin mixer FAQ

CoinJoin is a service that returns privacy to your Bitcoin by utilizing a Bitcoin mixing method called CoinJoin. Learn about CoinJoin

A Bitcoin mixer, also known as a Bitcoin tumbler, is a service used to obscure the origin of Bitcoin transactions. Bitcoin transactions are recorded on the public blockchain, so address histories are visible.

A mixer pools BTC from many users and sends fresh outputs to new addresses, making the original source harder to trace. Useful for privacy or reducing targeted attacks.

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There are a few reasons why someone might want to use a Bitcoin mixer:

Privacy. Obscure the origin of transactions to add an extra layer of privacy.

Security. Reduce profiling and targeting tied to publicly known addresses.

Anonymity. Increase separation between identities across different contexts.

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Bitcoin is pseudonymous, not fully anonymous. While transactions don't include personal details, they are public and can be linked through off-chain information.

Some users choose mixers to obscure the origin of their transactions and improve anonymity.

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Absolutely. CoinJoin is a non-KYC Bitcoin mixing service.

We never ask for names or emails, don’t log IP addresses, and don’t use third-party tracking scripts.

KYC is a process used by regulated institutions to verify identity and assess AML/CTF risks.

Bitcoin itself doesn’t require KYC. We do not require users to complete KYC to use our platform.

CoinJoin has limits per transaction. The minimum is 0.01 BTC.

To maximize privacy and ensure clean outputs, we limit each transaction up to 1 BTC.

We initiate mixing after network confirmations (typically by the 3rd).

If you chose instant mixing, you receive mixed BTC within minutes. Delays can extend mixing for stronger privacy.

A mixer aggregates inputs from many users and pays out to fresh addresses, making the input→output linkage harder to determine.

This technique is often implemented via CoinJoin.

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We permanently delete transaction logs 24 hours after mixing completes.

We do not log IP addresses and avoid third-party tracking scripts.

The legal status varies by jurisdiction. Mixers themselves are tools; laws may restrict their use in some places.

Mixers don’t guarantee complete anonymity—transactions can sometimes be linked via other methods. Ensure you comply with your local laws.

Before using CoinJoin, please read our Terms of Service.

We charge a flat service fee of 1% plus the standard Bitcoin network fee.

The Transaction ID (TXID) uniquely identifies your transaction. Use it to check status or when contacting our helpdesk.

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Processor invoices (address/amount/QR) are usually time-limited (e.g., ~15–20 minutes) due to FX changes.

We do not recommend sending directly from a mixer to processors. Send to your wallet first, then pay.

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