Dear Mixero,

I am happy to see that you added the security relevant features I suggested a couple weeks ago. That shows that you are taking our feedback seriously. Thumbs up!

I already tested your mixing service with a small amount BTC and it worked like a charm.

However there is one last feature missing, that prevents me from regularly using your service instead of the good old CryptoMixer:  Your Delay-Feature is not working properly when using two destination wallets. If using two destination wallets, there must also be two different Delay-Settings (just look at CryptoMixer's website, they have implentend this feature very well so that the user can specifiy differente delay durations).

Using blockchain analysis, third parties are able to track down mixing transactions made through Mixero, because even when using two different destination wallets, your payouts will be at the same time! However, being able to specify two different destination wallets AND two different delay durations makes it impossible for blockchain analysis of third parties to track down transactions mixed through Mixero!

Can you please make it possible to specify two different delay durations when using two different destination wallets?

Regards
Royaly

Hello, yes this feature is planned for Mixero we will develop this as soon as possible. We will publish a message when this function is implemented.

I think a found a new scam site as well, maybe Mixero can confirm it?

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https://mixera.io/Sorry if this has been reported already, but if not then another fake and scam site.
I'm trying to look for other scam sites besides the OP put here, and then this site just pop up. They are using Mixero's logo and so I suspect that this is a fake and phishing site. Just need for Mixero team to validate it.

Hello, indeed mixera.io is a scam/phishing of our old design. What's more, after investigation it seems to generate a deposit address that's always the same (bc1quf4mj4575w7pd0xg899adet3m5acttshll9h5j), and after analyzing the transactions it seems that some customers have fallen for it. So please be careful and check the link you visit, especially if you come from a search engine.

Concerning mlixero.io the link is wrong, the link is mlxero.io with the l replacing the i, their google ad is still current so beware.

The best way to avoid being fooled is to check the letter of guarantee with our signature address as soon as you create an order on https://www.verifybitcoinmessage.com/.

Dear Mixero,

I would love to user your service, however I have to admit that I find your Letter of Guarantee (LoG) completely senseless. In the signed message of your LoG you do NOT mention the destination BTC address. Therefore in case of a dispute or potential exit ripp, nobody can use the LoG prove that no funds were sent to the destination address.

What's even worse, your "official" BTC address which you use to sign your LoG, is not even findabel on Google: 1HsM2JbyKnqwcYvEm1kLMNwJtqb6uxSczd So it seems, that this wallet is not even posted on  your websit or in this thread. You should replace this standard wallet with a Vanity Address and post it on your website footer and in this thread (just like CryptoMixer: 1CrypMixXWtTjYGCM5ZJmyQYP1Y39P7aLM and Tumbler: 1TUMBLRXHDjFZacmFLbuDn2Rw1rcPgacR)

Could you please improve your LoG and make it look like the LoG of for example CryptoMixer or Tumbler? Both, CryptoMixer and Tumbler, provide Letter of Guarantee, which contain all required information.

What do you think about these two suggested improvements? Without both your service soes not look trustworthy to me.

Regards
Royaly

P.S. For reference I will copy your LoG and more usefull LoG examples of the above mentioned sites:

=== Mixero's senseless Letter of Guarantee ===

This message has been signed with our signature 1HsM2JbyKnqwcYvEm1kLMNwJtqb6uxSczd

-----START DATE-----
Tue, 05 Mar 2024 20:40:09 +0300
-----END DATE-----

-----START LETTER OF GUARANTEE-----
Here is your letter of guarantee. Keep it carefully as it represents the unique proof of your transaction. Mixero confirms that the following address: bc1qnp22a90dqkqngpvg372vrw3kjn4p0udne56r2v has been generated in order to receive your funds at the destination address indicated.
-----END LETTER OF GUARANTEE-----

-----START SIGNATURE-----
IH5A+sTarI3mPbjwjZWIlM2fIok9sjMQys3pT4sX3ZvIXv8g4T/+nguHUwu/8upkq7GcmPpEdXlBvgskUDtU+go=
-----END SIGNATURE-----

-----START ADDRESS FOR SENDING FUNDS-----
bc1qnp22a90dqkqngpvg372vrw3kjn4p0udne56r2v
-----END ADDRESS FOR SENDING FUNDS-----

You need to send the letter of guarantee in case of problem within 24 hours of your payment. Please note that failure to do so will render the letter obsolete and unusable in accordance with our Confidentiality of Data.

== Example 1 how Letter  of Guarantee should look like - Domain-Ending removed ==

-----START SIGNING BITCOIN ADDRESS-----
1CrypMixXWtTjYGCM5ZJmyQYP1Y39P7aLM
-----END SIGNING BITCOIN ADDRESS-----

-----START LETTER OF GUARANTEE-----
We hereby confirm that CRYPTOMIXER has generated the address bc1qm6vhlfsuz20xy6qp8j7l25fzcjktqv2d8c0afk in order to transfer incoming amount (minus fee) to the following addresses: 100% to bc1qnp22a90dqkqngpvg372vrw3kjn4p0udne56r2v after 0 minutes. This service will be only available for all bitcoins received from 2024 March 5, 17:59:45 UTC to 2024 March 6, 17:59:45 UTC with minimum amount of 0.001 BTC per single transaction and maximum amount of 30.57 BTC total. Our fee is 0.8492% + 0.0005 BTC for every target address. This letter is digitally signed by our main account: 1CrypMixXWtTjYGCM5ZJmyQYP1Y39P7aLM. Stay protected and thank you for using our service.
-----END LETTER OF GUARANTEE-----

-----START DIGITAL SIGNATURE-----
Gx0F05udl9QqqGPD99SeXleo5x1fmSky2S3xlPiApUniKpUtjo39eXevLPlsdw0aa87pTCqThIUkfh1kYd06m2g=
-----END DIGITAL SIGNATURE-----


== Example 2 how Letter  of Guarantee should look like - Domain-Ending removed ==

-----START SIGNING BITCOIN ADDRESS-----
1TUMBLRXHDjFZacmFLbuDn2Rw1rcPgacR
-----END SIGNING BITCOIN ADDRESS-----

-----START LETTER OF GUARANTEE-----
We hereby confirm that Tumbler has generated the address bc1q4yzn3q348750pdfd4kprj2ktj9xp5qduw65mru in order to transfer incoming amount (minus fee) to the following addresses: 100% to bc1qnp22a90dqkqngpvg372vrw3kjn4p0udne56r2v after 349 min. This service will be only available for all bitcoins received from 2024 March 05, 17:59:24 UTC to 2024 March 06, 17:59:24 UTC with minimum amount of 0.001 BTC per single transaction and maximum amount of 512.6771 BTC total. Our fee is 1.27% + 0.0004 BTC for every target address. This letter is digitally signed by our main account: 1TUMBLRXHDjFZacmFLbuDn2Rw1rcPgacR. Order: tumbler /order#3NOGX7P4-58BJKY. Stay protected and thank you for using our service.
-----END LETTER OF GUARANTEE-----

-----START DIGITAL SIGNATURE-----
HDCkem/owJmtERfDX0VTptnEIsoEoC/WX92v7Ir7lPkISSZaI4mML+v99uH9rhNEPCfsmx9OC2mnMO1Aux4beEI=
-----END DIGITAL SIGNATURE-----

Hello, we've added more information to our letter of guarantee, and we've also added our signature address in the footer.

@mixero.io & @AB de Royse777, I stumbled across a site today - I’ve gone through the app to see if it’s mixero’s mirror link but I couldn’t find any information about it.

The site: https(//mixera(.)io/

One thing I noticed was that they kept using the same deposit address no matter how many times you restarted the procedure from the beginning; we also saw this behaviour on multiple phishing links we reported for Unijoin back then in Bitcointalk.org.

I simply wanted to let you know in case it does not belong to you, so that proper action may be taken to avoid anyone from losing money to it.

Hello this site is indeed a phishing/scam (mixera.io) it seems that several customers have already fallen into the trap, we will report this site. Stay away from this service and double check the domain name you are visiting.

Quote from: Mixero.io on February 11, 2024, 06:34:15 PM

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.

Can you tell us what sources are you using to get monero coins that you are using for Advanced mixing service?
Binance and few other bigger centralized exchanges have delisted monero and it is getting harder to get coins when you need them fast.
I wonder what happens if you don't have any XMR and someone wants to use advanced mixing option.

Hello, we can't tell you exactly what service we're using as we feel it may affect the anonymity of our customers but all we can tell you is that we're using instant exchanges.

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.

Quote from: Mixero.io on February 07, 2024, 06:57:02 PM

Hello, we are pleased to announce that our new design is now available on our clearnet. The tor version should be updated in the coming hours.

Don't hesitate to give us your feedback. 

I like the new design, attractive and yet quite simple. Quite comfortable to use. I don't want to go back to see if it was before, I'm interested in a couple of things.

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Transactions incur service fees ranging from 0.7% to 4.7%, plus miner fees

How much is the miner fee? It used to be 0.0003 per address, is that still the case? ^{It should be emphasized somewhere}

What is the "random input"? I see that he raised the fee by 0.4%-0.5%

You don't have support for taproot addresses?

The input field is the same colour as the background, a bit confusing. I would change the colour or add alt text.

Hello, first of all we've just changed the input field and we've added a dark color in the background which should make the field quite visible.

The transaction fees are the same as before, and are described in our about page. We're going to add this information to the coinjoin page too, and we'll also add that we support Taproot addresses.

Finally, the random input option allows you to receive funds from multiple inputs.

MAJOR UPDATE :

Hello, we are pleased to announce that our new design is now available on our clearnet. The tor version should be updated in the coming hours.

Don't hesitate to give us your feedback.