Anonymize your Bitcoin with BTC Mixer 2.0

1. What is Bitcoin Mixer 2.0?

Bitcoin Mixer 2.0 applies an innovative algorithm, which is totally different from the approach of classic mixers. We replace your crypto coins with verified coins from European, Asian and North American Bitcoin stock exchanges. It significantly increases anonymization level and reduces a risk of getting cryptocoins of a doubtful character as in classic mixers.

2. Can I trust you with my money?

We offer a protection against accidental errors or deliberate actions to all our clients – all incoming orders are coupled with letters of guarantee signed with PGP keys.

3. How long does it take to cleanse Bitcoins?

The anonymization process takes up to 8 hours after receipt of the first confirmation on the incoming customer transaction. To prevent advanced time-based analysis of your blockchain transactions, we set a random time for Bitcoin return. As a result, a mixing time may vary from 1 up to 8 hours in order to increase anonymization level. Moreover, our clients receive cleansed money in various parts.

4. How many confirmations are required to accept a transfer?

We consider a transfer accepted upon receiving 1 confirmation.

5. What is a minimum amount of funds for cleansing?

0.003 BTC

6. What is a maximum amount of funds for cleansing?

50 BTC per one request. This limitation is forced, since a large volume per one transaction is easier to deanonymize using blockchain volume analysis method. The mixer allows to create several requests for cleansing.

7. What happens if I sent less money than required?

Smaller transactions will be regarded as a donation since it makes no business sense to conduct them and a commission of the Bitcoin network may be higher than that money. But if you have sent such sum by mistake, contact our help desk and we will suggest what might be done in your particular case.

8. How much does it cost?

A commission fee is dynamic and comes up to 5% + 0.0007 BTC which is a good offer for such anonymization level.

9. What kind of logs is stored in the system?

We do not store logs, all necessary information for transactions processing is deleted right after work completion and transaction confirmation or beyond the expiration of address lifetime for unexecuted requests. The only proof of our work is our letter of guarantee which you can keep.

10. What is a letter of guarantee?

When we provide you with a Bitcoin address, to which you may send your coins to be mixed, we provide a digitally signed confirmation that this address has truly been generated by our server. For your peace of mind we always provide you with such letter and sign it with a PGP signature. You may verify our digital sign using our public key. The Letter of Guarantee is the only proof of our obligations. Please always save the Letter of Guarantee before you send your coins to us.

11. How can I check a letter of guarantee?

To check a letter of guarantee, install a PGP client (for example, PGP4Win), import a public key from the website to the installed client and verify a letter of guarantee.

12. How long do addresses for coins transfer remain valid?

Addresses for coins transfer remain valid within 7 days since their creation. Such period was not chosen by accident. If any transactional issues of the network or errors on the sender’s side arise, such period is enough to address all emerging issues and delays, thus guaranteeing safeguard of assets of our end customers.

13. My browser had closed before I could get a confirmation for my transaction

No worries, everything is all right, the system operates in automatic mode, you will definitely receive your money. To monitor confirmations, you can use any Bitcoin block explorer, for example, blockchain.info. Enter there the information on addresses from a letter of guarantee and monitor transactions on your own.

14. Is Bitcoin Mixer a must?

There are good reasons for everyone to mix their coins, but for those who use Darknet Markets in particular, it is a necessity. New tools are being built all the time to increase the publicity, as well as private corporations and government agencies, to follow coins through the blockchain and track those who use it.

It may seem like a waste of time now, but in the near future, it may be simple for anyone (including friends, relatives, employers, and law enforcement) to track every BTC transaction you’ve ever made and see exactly where it ended up. Breaking the connection between your addresses and the coins’ destination by mixing them is certainly a precaution that all users should take.

Step-by-step guide

1. Create BTC wallet #1.
2. Buy some coins and transfer them to wallet #1.
3. Create BTC wallet #2 over the Tor network.
4. Send your coins from wallet #1 directly to wallet #2.
5. Create BTC wallet #3 over the Tor network.
6. Using the address(es) from wallet #3 submit it on our form and our system will generate a valid address to perform the transacction. It is recommended that you use multiple addresses and to set random time delays (always make sure you are using the correct .ONION links!).
7. Send the coins from wallet #2 over the Tor browser to the address generated for you by the mixer.
8. You can use Blockchain.info’s Tor hidden service to watch for your coins arrive from the mixer. Once you have them, restart Tor and then send the coins to their eventual destination.