How to Mix Bitcoin: A Step-by-Step Guide
Quick answer
To mix Bitcoin: generate a fresh receiving address, choose your fee and a randomized delay, send BTC to the one-time deposit address the mixer gives you, and after the delay receive unrelated coins to your address. Save the warranty letter as proof of the payout commitment.
Before you start
Prepare a fresh destination wallet that has never been linked to your identity, and consider connecting over Tor so your IP never enters the picture. Always run a small test amount the first time you use any service.
How to Mix Bitcoin
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Prepare a fresh address
Generate a new Bitcoin address in a wallet that is not tied to your identity or a KYC exchange.
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Set fee and delay
Choose a service fee (0.5%–5%) and a randomized time delay from 0 to 24 hours. A variable fee and longer delay improve privacy.
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Get your deposit address
The mixer generates a one-time deposit address for your session. Never reuse it.
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Send your Bitcoin
Send the BTC you want to mix to the one-time deposit address. Avoid round-number amounts that are easy to match.
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Receive mixed coins
After the delay, unrelated coins arrive at your destination address. Save the warranty letter as cryptographic proof of the payout commitment.
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Mix Bitcoin NowFrequently Asked Questions
How do I mix my Bitcoin?
Prepare a fresh address, choose a fee and delay, send BTC to the mixer’s one-time deposit address, and receive unrelated coins after the delay. No account or KYC is required on Mixero.
How long should I set the delay?
A longer, randomized delay improves privacy by separating deposit and withdrawal in time. Use a longer window when privacy is the priority, or zero when you need funds quickly.
What is a warranty letter?
A warranty letter is a signed statement the mixer issues at the start, cryptographically committing to send your coins. Keep it as proof in case of any dispute.
Should I test with a small amount first?
Yes. When using any mixing service for the first time, send a small test amount to confirm the process before mixing a larger sum.
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