No account. No email. No ID.
An anonymous crypto exchange with no account and no ID
HiddenSwap is an anonymous crypto exchange for crypto-to-crypto swaps. A normal swap needs no account, no email and no ID, and swap records keep no name and no IP address.
- No account
- No ID
- No email
How to swap crypto anonymously
- 1Pick the coinsChoose what you send and what you get, and enter the amount. The estimate shows what you get, with our fee already in it.
- 2Paste your addressGive the address for your new coins, from a wallet you control. Add a refund address if you want one.
- 3Send one depositSend the exact amount to the deposit address on your order page, in one transaction.
- 4Get your coinsOnce your deposit is confirmed, your coins are swapped and sent to your address. The order page shows every step.
No sign up and no email at any step. Your order ID is the only key to your swap, and it is all support needs.
What this anonymous crypto exchange keeps
Anonymous crypto exchanges differ in what they keep. HiddenSwap keeps the swap, not your name. For 90 days, swap records keep the order ID, coins, networks, amounts, addresses, transaction hashes, times and where your visit started. Then they are deleted, except in the cases the Privacy Policy lists, such as an open claim.
Not in swap records
- Your name
- Your email address
- Your phone number
- ID documents
- Your IP address
- An account or a password. There are none.
Why hidden lists every field we keep and why we need it.
An anonymous Bitcoin exchange: BTC to Monero
Bitcoin payments stay visible on the Bitcoin chain. So for an anonymous Bitcoin exchange, swap your BTC to Monero, which hides amounts, senders and receivers by default.
Start with Bitcoin to Monero. For the way back, Monero to Bitcoin pays BTC to the address you give, so use a new address for each payout.
Tips for the most private swap
- Receive Monero. It hides amounts, senders and receivers by default. Our Monero (XMR) exchange page lists every Monero swap.
- Use a new receiving address for each swap, from a wallet you control.
- Open the site in Tor Browser. The swap works with JavaScript turned off, so the Safest setting works too.
- Keep your order ID to yourself. Anyone who has it can open your order page.
- Let payments in and out of your wallet differ in size and timing, so they do not mirror each other.
Our guide Is Monero traceable? has more habits.
No KYC, anonymous and private: what each means here
- No KYCA normal swap needs no ID. HiddenSwap is a no KYC crypto exchange for crypto-to-crypto swaps.
- AnonymousA normal swap needs no account and no email either, and swap records keep no name and no IP address. That makes HiddenSwap an anonymous cryptocurrency exchange, not only a no KYC one.
- PrivateThis is about what others can see of your payments. Receiving Monero keeps that to a minimum. See the private crypto exchange page.
Questions about anonymous swaps
Do I need an account or an email to swap?
No. A normal swap needs no account, no email and no ID. You get an order ID and an order page instead. Keep the order ID, because support finds your swap with it.
Can I swap crypto anonymously in Tor Browser?
Yes. The site runs in Tor Browser, and the swap works with JavaScript turned off, so the Safest setting works too.
Which coin should I receive for the most privacy?
Monero. It hides amounts, senders and receivers by default. Payments on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana and Tron stay visible on those chains, so if you receive one of them, use a new address.
What happens if a swap cannot finish?
Your coins go back to your refund address, minus network fees. Without one, they go back to the address they came from, where the network shows it. Monero does not show that address, so add a refund address when you send XMR.
Read more: How refunds work
How long are swap records kept?
For 90 days. Then they are deleted, except in the cases the Privacy Policy lists, such as an open claim. They keep no name and no IP address.
Same freedom. A more private internet.
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