How I mixed crypto with Z-Pay Wallet

[MisterZ]

There are special services, the so-called “mixers”, that mix your cryptocurrency, for example, with the cryptocurrency of other participants. This is done to obfuscate the traces in the transaction history.

Everyone remembers that the blockchain is transparent and anyone can view the history of transfers for each specific address.
There are some minuses of these solutions like :
1) When sending cryptocurrency to an unknown platform, there is a chance that you will not receive it back. Everything needs to be considered 2) Commissions are charged in different ways. For some, it is fixed, for others -% of the transfer, for others — a fixed rate + percentage of the transfer. 3)For some mixers, the minimum amount in bitcoin can vary from 0.01 BTC and above etc.

Using the Z-Pay payment system, you can conduct financial transactions with cryptocurrency without losing anonymity.
Built-in cryptocurrency wallet, anonymous Z-Pay cheque, instant cryptocurrency exchange and no commissions for internal transfers.
Z-Pay has been on the market since 2018 and is good for anyone who appreciates privacy and anonymity. No KYC, no binding to a phone number … everything is in the best traditions of Z-Pay.

[TomPluz]

Interesting. I have known Z-Pay Wallet before and maybe I will be trying this one soon. Now, I understand that by reading your post Z-Pay Wallet can function like a "mixer" and this can be good for people who are trying to cover their transactional footprints online. Right? This can be a market for this platform if that is the case.

[Laithis]

Yes, it can definitely be something interesting. Probably worth a try. 

[Istiak]

That wallet is only for Bitcoin or there could be other cryptocurrencies like other ALTs? I know there is a lot of fake sites that look original but actually, they are the copy of some legit one. I have some alts that I want to mix so that their transaction trace can be hidden from other peoples.

[Adoragamand]

I have already heard about it.
Although I don't quite understand how it works.
But maybe it can be useful if you don't want to demonstrate your spending.