MINOR UPDATE :
We've added a new option to our advanced method called "Clean Coins". This option allows receiving funds from centralized exchanges, thus ensuring a relatively low AML score. The main difference without this option is the reliance on decentralized exchanges, where a low AML score for the funds is not always guaranteed. The mechanism for this new option is straightforward: your BTC is exchanged for XMR through a decentralized exchange, then the XMR is exchanged back to BTC via a centralized exchange. It's important to note that these centralized exchanges do have KYC/AML systems in place. However, it's impossible for any centralized exchange to verify the origin of XMR funds, which means these funds cannot be blocked.
After exchanging your BTC for XMR, we direct the funds through an intermediary wallet. This strategy ensures that the exchanges involved in the BTC to XMR and XMR back to BTC transactions remain unaware of this intermediary wallet, making it difficult for them to link any transaction details associated with this intermediary. Furthermore, due to Monero's built-in privacy features, exchanges are inherently unable to determine the source address of a Monero transaction. Our approach of using an intermediary wallet bolsters this privacy, offering an extra layer of security and anonymity in the transaction process.