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Enter Your BTC Receiving Address
Paste the Bitcoin address where your coins should arrive and choose a delay between 30 and 1,200 minutes. No account, no email, no registration.
Bitcoin Mixer
Your Crypto Privacy
Every Bitcoin payment leaves a public trail. Drop your BTC into the blender: the Bitcoin mixer returns fresh coins to a new address with no visible link to your old wallet.
No account needed No Logs
Stay Anonymous and Preserve Your Privacy Right On-Chain.
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BTC Mixer
No registration Letter of Guarantee No Logs Stored No Javascript
How the BTC Mixer Blender Works
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Send BTC to Your One-Time Address
You get an address used only for this mix, plus a Letter of Guarantee to save. Send any amount at or above 0.0015 BTC.
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Receive Your Anonymized Crypto
Once your coins confirm and your delay elapses, BTC is sent to your address, minus the service fee and network costs.
Why Use a Bitcoin Mixer?
Every Bitcoin payment is public. A Bitcoin mixer, or Bitcoin anonymizer, gives you a fresh address with no history and no link to your other addresses, your balance or the coins you already hold, so what you pay next stays your own business.
Shop online without showing the seller your whole balance. Give anonymous donations. Pay freelancers, contractors or friends in BTC without handing them a map of everything your wallet has ever done.
Customer data leaks all the time: hardware wallet makers such as Ledger, centralized exchanges, fintech apps and hacked services have all exposed names, home addresses and the wallets tied to them. Coins that are not tied to your real identity are simply safer to hold.
What a Public Bitcoin Address Gives Away
- Anyone you pay or get paid by sees your balance. A visible balance makes you a target for scams and threats
- It links all your transactions: who you paid, what you buy, how often and when
- Clients and employers who pay you can see your whole income
- It is tied to centralized exchange accounts in your name
What People Use a Bitcoin Mixer For
Online Casinos
Fund and cash out at online casinos without tying your play to your savings or your main BTC addresses.
DEX Trading
Trade on decentralized exchanges and cross-chain swaps without linking your trades to your identity or your wealth.
Memecoins
Buy and sell memecoins without your main wallet showing up next to every trade.
Salary and Freelance Work
Get paid in BTC without clients seeing your income or who else pays you.
Online Shopping
Pay online without showing the seller your balance or your spending history.
Anonymous Donations
Support causes, creators or people without your name attached.
Personal Safety
A visible balance attracts scams, phishing and threats. Keep yours out of sight.
Business Privacy
Keep revenue, payroll and suppliers away from competitors.
A Fresh Start
Move on from an address you once posted publicly or tied to your name.
How to Mix Bitcoin Privately
A Bitcoin mixer gives you a fresh start. Five simple habits keep your new BTC completely separate from your old wallet.
Use a New Address
Receive at a Bitcoin address that has never been used or shared.
Pick a Longer Delay
A longer wait keeps the timing of your payout from matching what you sent.
Keep Coins Apart
Never spend mixed BTC together with older coins: combined inputs show one owner.
Do Not Send It Back
Do not forward the same amount straight to an address that already knows you.
Keep Your Proof
Keep the private mix link and Letter of Guarantee until the payout confirms.
Bitcoin Mixer FAQ
What is a Bitcoin mixer?
A privacy service for your Bitcoin. Every address is public: anyone can see its balance, who paid it and where the coins went next. A Bitcoin mixer, also called a Bitcoin tumbler or Bitcoin blender, swaps your coins for fresh ones at a new address, so what you do next starts with a fresh history.
How does the Bitcoin mixer work?
You send BTC in, wait a little, then receive fresh BTC at a new address of yours. You choose the address and how long to wait. No sign-up, no paperwork: just a Letter of Guarantee for your mix.
Is a Bitcoin tumbler the same as a Bitcoin mixer?
Yes. Bitcoin tumbler, Bitcoin blender, Bitcoin anonymizer and Bitcoin mixer all mean the same thing: you get fresh coins for yours, so your new wallet cannot be traced back to your old one.
Do I need an account to mix Bitcoin?
No. No sign-up, no email, no ID. Your private mix link is all you need.
How long does a Bitcoin mix take?
Usually from about an hour to a day, depending on the delay you pick. Bitcoin first needs 3 confirmations (around 30 minutes), then your delay runs, then your fresh BTC is on its way.
What is the minimum for the Bitcoin mixer?
You can mix from 0.0015 BTC. Smaller amounts are treated as a donation.
What fee does the Bitcoin mixer charge?
Between 2.1% and 5%, set at random for each mix, plus the normal Bitcoin network fee.
How do I check my Bitcoin mix?
Open your private mix link. It shows where your mix is: waiting for your coins, received, on its way or complete.
Can I send BTC straight from an exchange?
You can, but sending from a wallet you control is recommended. If a mix ever needs a refund, the BTC goes back to the address it came from. Exchange addresses are shared by many customers, so a refund sent there cannot be credited to you.
Bitcoin Mixer Fees, Limits and Timing
- Network
- Bitcoin network
- Minimum
- 0.0015 BTC
- Service fee
- 2.1–5%, random per mix
- Network fees
- The on-chain costs of your mix
- Confirmations
- 3 (about 10 minutes per block)
- Delay
- 30 to 1,200 minutes, your choice
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Affiliate Program
Share a link and earn 50% of the service fee from every mix made through it, sent on-chain once that mix's last transfer is final.
Contact Form
Send a message. Never include private keys or seed phrases.