Private crypto transfers via ChangeNOW

Hide your wallet, balance, and payment history from recipients. Funds arrive from ChangeNOW's address, not yours. Nothing links back to you on-chain.

Your recipient never sees your wallet — only ChangeNOW's address. No one can look up your balance or who else you pay.

Private routing prevents wallets from being directly connected on-chain, helping maintain separation between sender and recipient.

Funds arrive at the exact address you send them to, exactly as usual — the only difference is what shows up on-chain: ChangeNOW's address, not yours.

How it works

: Choose the cryptocurrency you want to send and the asset the recipient will receive.
: Your wallet address is not publicly exposed.
: Your transaction is routed privately and delivered as usual.

Step 1 of 3Select the asset you want to send: Choose the cryptocurrency you want to send and the asset the recipient will receive.
Step 2 of 3Enter the recipient’s address: Your wallet address is not publicly exposed.
Step 3 of 3Confirm and send: Your transaction is routed privately and delivered as usual.

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How can I send crypto privately?
You select the asset and recipient address, then send funds to the generated deposit address for that order. After network confirmation, the transaction is processed through private routing, which avoids exposing a direct sender-to-recipient wallet link in the final delivery path. The recipient gets funds in a standard way, with no extra actions required.
How are private crypto transfers handled on-chain?
Each transaction is handled individually and routed without combining user funds. This reduces on-chain linkability while maintaining predictable delivery and clear execution.
Why does transaction privacy matter in crypto?
Public blockchains allow anyone to analyze wallet balances, transaction history, and counterparties. Privacy-focused transfers help reduce unwanted profiling, surveillance, and future targeting based on past activity, keeping financial behavior compartmentalized over time.
Is this safe to use on a regular basis?
Yes. The service is designed for repeated, everyday use and avoids high-risk mechanisms like pooled anonymity sets. Transactions run through established infrastructure with built-in monitoring safeguards.
Are there limits on private transfers?
There are no fixed public limits. However, transactions may be reviewed or restricted if they trigger automated risk controls designed to prevent misuse and protect users.