Is a bitcoin mixer legal?
Using a mixer for your own privacy is a normal, lawful practice in most of the world. We ask no questions, keep no logs, and have nothing to hand over. Your coins, your business.
The short answer
Privacy tools, including mixers, are not automatically illegal: their status depends on your jurisdiction and on what the coins are used for. Using a mixer to protect your own privacy is a normal, lawful practice in most of the world. This page is general information, not legal advice.
Your coins, your business
We do not check where your coins came from, and we do not ask. Dirty, flagged, mixed before, straight from an exchange drain — every coin is treated the same. There are no documents to sign and no source-of-funds check to pass, because we keep no profile to check against.
Nothing to hand over
No accounts, no names, no KYC files, no logs tying a request to a person. There is simply nothing on our side to identify you with — and nothing to hand over. What happens to your coins after payout is your business, not ours.
Your responsibility
- Privacy and tax rules depend on your jurisdiction — check them yourself.
- You are responsible for what you do with your coins, before and after mixing.
- Double-check the payout address: Bitcoin transactions are irreversible.