The intended privacy benefit
Where offered, the route structure is designed to reduce an obvious direct association between the wallet that provides funds and the wallet that receives output.
Private Route is intended to reduce an obvious source-to-destination wallet association where offered. It does not make blockchain transactions invisible and does not guarantee anonymity or untraceability.
Primary purpose
Reduce direct linkability
A limited route-design objective where the option is offered.
Availability
Route-specific
Confirmed by the live flow, not by a static page.
Public transactions
Still visible
Source and destination records can remain on-chain.
Privacy guarantee
None
No anonymity, invisibility, or untraceability promise.
Where offered, the route structure is designed to reduce an obvious direct association between the wallet that provides funds and the wallet that receives output.
Private Route is not inferred from a token, chain, or standard-route page. The live flow evaluates the exact source, destination, assets, amount, provider conditions, and current capacity.
The source transaction can remain public, including the sending address, asset, amount, timestamp, gas, approval, deposit address, and contract interactions.
The destination transaction can remain public, including the receiving address, asset, amount, timestamp, delivery account, and later wallet activity.
Providers, infrastructure, compliance processes, wallet software, exchanges, network observers, and voluntarily shared receipts can retain or reveal information.
Review the standard route and any offered Private Route side by side. Confirm provider, fees, output, minimum received, timing, token identity, network requirements, address, and deposit instructions.
Where supported, it is a route option intended to reduce an obvious direct association between the source wallet and received assets.
No. Public-chain, provider, compliance, infrastructure, and later wallet activity can still expose information or association signals.
Support can depend on exact assets, source and destination networks, amount, provider capacity, and current route conditions.
Compare availability, provider, expected output, minimum received, fees, timing, asset representations, address requirements, and route instructions.