Frequently Asked Questions

Every USDT transfer is permanently public. Anyone — employers, counterparties, or analytics firms — can map your entire balance and history from a single address. Mixing restores the financial privacy that cash always offered.

No. There is no registration, no email, and no KYC. You simply select a network, paste a destination address, configure your parameters, and send.

No mixer can guarantee that analytics will never infer a relationship. Pool routing, delayed payouts, split amounts, fresh addresses, and cross-chain routing can weaken direct-link confidence. Address reuse, mirrored amounts, timing mistakes, or recombining funds can create the link again.

Monero bakes privacy into its protocol but is a separate asset. A USDT mixer workflow keeps the user in a stablecoin route and can reduce direct wallet linkage without a permanent asset switch, but it does not inherit Monero protocol privacy or guarantee comparable anonymity.

The public app pages do not document a universal PGP-signed guarantee for every order. Check the live order screen before sending. If a signed guarantee is offered, verify the deposit address, network, amount, order ID, and signature; if it is absent or mismatched, do not deposit.

TRC20 usually prioritizes low network cost and fast blocks. ERC20 offers broad wallet and exchange compatibility but can cost more during congestion. Privacy depends more on fresh addresses, selected delay, payout structure, and later wallet behavior than on the chain label alone.

Yes, when both chains are available in the live app. Cross-chain routing changes the payout network and adds separation from the deposit route, but it does not remove wallet history or exchange-side records.

The selected privacy mode defines a payout window. Timing separation makes a simple deposit-to-payout match less reliable, while other signals such as amount, address reuse, or exchange records can remain visible.

The current app asks for one payout address, while Medium may use several planned payout parts and Extra uses multiple delayed payouts. Review the live order screen for the exact count and timing; splits make simple amount matching harder but do not erase other correlation signals.

Each chain has its own gas economics. TRC20 and Solana are the cheapest rails, while ERC20 gas rises during periods of Ethereum network congestion.

Yes, sensible per-network limits exist to maintain a healthy anonymity set. The current minimum and maximum for your chosen network are displayed when you create an order.