Plan the crossing.

Set the amount and the wait. The cost and the crowd below are live, and nothing moves until you have written your key down.

Where the funds are now

Leaves wallet A as

Amount, in dollars$

Between $50 and $10,000 per crossing.

How long it waits in the pool

Connect the wallet the funds leave from. The crossing is priced for that account, and a refund would return to it.

The next screen shows the key as 24 words. Nothing is paid before you have written them down. Restore a crossing instead.

What this crossing costs

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Crowd for a piece of $500

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What stays public: the wallet you leave from, the amount that enters, each amount that arrives, and the wallet it arrives in. What is hidden is the link between them.

You hold ZEC while you wait. Its price moves, and that can cost or return more than every fee.

A fast exit of the same size is easy to pair with its entry. The crowd comes from waiting and from uneven pieces.

The swap rail and the public light nodes see IP addresses. Leaving from another network than you entered on keeps the rail from pairing the two by address.

This site's server quotes the entry, so it sees wallet A, the amount and that request. It is never sent the wallet a crossing ends in, an exit size or an exit quote.

Priced without a wallet; connect one to start.