Privacy
Unlinkability
Unlinkability means an observer cannot connect two on-chain events — for example your deposit and your payout — to the same person.
Transparent blockchains such as Bitcoin and Ethereum expose every transaction. Privacy comes from breaking heuristics: address reuse, timing and amount correlation, common-input ownership. A cross-asset swap with an extra hop makes amount and timing matching far harder.
On Swap.bz
Private Swap targets unlinkability between the wallet you send from and the wallet you receive to. It does not hide your activity from the exchange partners themselves.
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Private Swap
Private Swap is Swap.bz’s optional 1% mode that routes a swap through additional hops — often via Monero — to break the direct on-chain link between the deposit and the receive wallet.
Address reuse
Address reuse is receiving multiple payments at the same transparent-chain address, which links all of them to one owner for any observer.
Monero (XMR)
Monero is a cryptocurrency with privacy by default: ring signatures, stealth addresses and confidential amounts hide sender, receiver and value.
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