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Frequently asked questions
All questions →No. There is no registration, no email and no documents — we run no KYC of any kind. You create an order and track it by its link and ID. Save the order link: it is the only way back to your order.
No registration, no email, no documents, no KYC. What we keep is the order itself — its addresses, amounts and times. An order created on the clearnet site also records the connecting IP address, which is erased after 30 days; an order created over Tor carries no IP at all. Service logs exist so the site can be run and repaired, and they rotate on their own.
The quote you see is final: a service fee of 0.5% is the only thing we add, and the amount quoted already has every fee deducted. The guaranteed minimum you will receive is always shown before you create the order.
Two things add up. The deposit has to be confirmed by its own network, which usually takes minutes, and then each transfer waits out the delay you chose for it — up to 6 hours. With no delay on either address, the order usually completes shortly after confirmation.
The minimum is always shown under the amount field. There is no fixed maximum, so most of the time none is shown: what limits a large mix is how much liquidity the protocol has for that direction right then, and it changes from minute to minute. If your amount is above it the calculation says so and names how much can be mixed at that moment.