How Private Swap works
Your swap routes through Monero — breaking the on-chain link between sender and recipient.
How private Monero swap works
- 01
Select tokens to swap
Choose the coin you're sending and the coin you want to receive. No sign-up — enter your address and start the swap.
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Send to your deposit address
We generate a one-time deposit address. Just send the amount and wait. As soon as the network confirms your deposit, the exchange starts automatically.
- 03
Your coin converts to Monero
Monero is built for privacy at the protocol level — every transaction is mixed with others and cannot be linked back to you.
- 04
Monero converts to your target coin
Two separate providers, two separate transactions. The first knows only where funds came from. The second knows only where they're going.
- 05
Funds arrive in your wallet
Crypto lands in your wallet. No record links your sending address to your receiving address — on any blockchain.
Why private swap?
Protection from attacks
A large balance at a known address attracts phishing attempts, social engineering, and targeted scams. Moving funds through a private swap breaks the link to your address — the new address has no on-chain history tied to you.
Business confidentiality
Payments to suppliers, fund transfers, investment activity — none of this should be readable by competitors or counterparties on a public blockchain.
Right to financial privacy
Banks have always protected client transaction data. Crypto is public by default — private swap gives you the same protection, with no bank or intermediary involved.