Start with an exact route
Use an exact asset pair or chain direction whenever possible so the network, token version, gas, and receiving requirements are clear.
Explore private swap and bridge routes, understand what public blockchain activity can reveal, and review practical privacy guidance before using a route.
Private Route
Route-specific
Availability is checked for the exact assets, networks, amount, and current route conditions.
Public records
Remain visible
Blockchain transactions and related activity are not erased.
Availability
Checked live
A standard route does not automatically mean a private option is available.
Identity checks
Separate
Provider verification requirements are distinct from route privacy.
Use an exact asset pair or chain direction whenever possible so the network, token version, gas, and receiving requirements are clear.
A verified standard route can exist while Private Route is unavailable for the selected assets, networks, amount, or current provider conditions. The live flow makes that decision.
Blockchain records may still reveal addresses, amounts, token movements, timing, fees, approvals, and contract interactions. Privacy-focused routing does not erase those facts.
Public blockchain records remain visible. Private Route is designed to reduce direct source-to-destination linkage; it does not guarantee anonymity, invisibility, or untraceability.
Receiving-address choices, public sharing, later consolidation, and exchange deposits can affect linkability. The guides explain these tradeoffs without promising anonymity.
No. It explains privacy-focused workflows and their limits. Public-chain and provider observations can still exist.
Privacy pages are available for listed standard routes, along with chain and asset pages that group related options.
In the live route flow after the exact networks, assets, amount, and current provider conditions are known.