[Exit Scam] RoyalMix.io

[NotATether]

You should mention that the affiliate program registration has specific password requirements, and most password managers generate passwords that are not valid for the website.

This is from the partners.js script that I found on the RoyalMix website:

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// Валидация пароля
function validatePassword(password) {
    const regex = /^(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z])(?=.*\d)(?=.*[%_$#@!])[A-Za-z\d%_$#@!]{7,}$/;
    return regex.test(password);
}

So it wants a password that contains only letters, numbers, and a symbol from the list %_$#@! and is at least 7 characters long.

(of course, I will add this mixer to the directory ASAP.)

[examplens]

(of course, I will add this mixer to the directory ASAP.)

Give them a few days. To get the first confirmation of functionality and any reply from their side. (Don't do it like with Zeusmex)

[Numeral]

So it wants a password that contains only letters, numbers, and a symbol from the list %_$#@! and is at least 7 characters long.

In my opinion normal password requirements. The lower limit of 7 characters may be small, but otherwise everything else corresponds to modern information security recommendations for password compilation. And most password generators with default settings will just make the password longer, but it will still fit the requirements of the RoyalMix affiliate program.

[Z-tight]

You should mention that the affiliate program registration has specific password requirements,

There isn't much difference in its requirements and that of other websites i have come across. Why do you say most password managers wouldn't generate a password that is valid in the website? Even if that is the case, it is not hard to follow the requirements and create a strong password manually.

[dkbit98]

One small ''issue'' I noticed with RoyalMix website is that by default website sometimes opens with Russian language, and I need to change back to English language.
There is also texts that still shows Russian language, even after I selected English.

(of course, I will add this mixer to the directory ASAP.)

Did you actually try to mix bitcoins with RoyalMix, or you just registered for affiliate account?
I prefer to first test any service that I recommend and/or advertise, that should apply for all website with list of mixing services.

[NotATether]

(of course, I will add this mixer to the directory ASAP.)

Did you actually try to mix bitcoins with RoyalMix, or you just registered for affiliate account?
I prefer to first test any service that I recommend and/or advertise, that should apply for all website with list of mixing services.

No, I haven't, but that is mainly because I can not conveniently verify the AML scores of a bitcoin address myself.

In the future, I plan to add for all mixers a column where I put the AML score of mixed bitcoins after manually verifying them.

But we are getting a bit off-topic here   

[Findingnemo]

One small ''issue'' I noticed with RoyalMix website is that by default website sometimes opens with Russian language, and I need to change back to English language.
There is also texts that still shows Russian language, even after I selected English.

I am also confirming that this issue exists but for me, after I changed the default language to EN, the page loads in Russian then after a couple of seconds it switched back to EN on its own I didn't have to change the language every time, is it the same for you too or you have to change the language after every page?

I guess the site needs some optimization as a final touch I hope it all will be addressed and resolved as soon as possible.

[Numeral]

Findingnemo, I just checked and if I switch from Russian to English, the language doesn't change back. The whole interface works correctly in English, I clicked some links from the menu on purpose. The test was done on a personal computer in Google Chrome browser version 126.0.6478.62.

[dkbit98]

RoyalMix does have generous affiliate program, maybe one of the best from mixers, but they have to prove themselves as being reliable first.

I have to report more translation issues, on Affiliate Program page there is a mix of English and Russian language, and that should be corrected.
There are maybe few more similar cases and I am asking other members to report if they see something like this.

[Z-tight]

but for me, after I changed the default language to EN, the page loads in Russian then after a couple of seconds it switched back to EN on its own I didn't have to change the language every time,

I can also confirm that i am experiencing this same issue as Findingnemo, when i open the site, it loads in Russian language, but after ~ 3 seconds or so, it changes back to English on its own, my default language is also English. I hope RoyalMix takes note of this and clears it up, even if it isn't a big deal for me, but to ensure smooth user experience.

[Kemarit]

Isn't just me or the email links doesn't work?



Obviously you can reach out to support with their Telegram, but there could be users who wanted to send emails if they have doubts or questions.

[Numeral]

Kemarit, I also have the email and TOX links inactive. I understand that the site has just recently launched and some things are still being finalized. Perhaps the site administrator will read this thread and fix all the flaws.

[Yamane_Keto]

Since after mixing coins they are deposited into exchanges, is it possible to obtain proof of the source that they came from those exchanges? This would be useful if transactions were restricted or was asked for the source of the funds.

[examplens]

Since after mixing coins they are deposited into exchanges, is it possible to obtain proof of the source that they came from those exchanges? This would be useful if transactions were restricted or was asked for the source of the funds.

The purpose of the mixer is anonymity. How do you think it is possible to maintain anonymity if you connect your funds with funds that the xx service or person withdraws from exchanges?
Simply, funds for which you do not have a "good" origin, avoid sending to exchanges or any other service with mandatory KYC.

[Yamane_Keto]

Since after mixing coins they are deposited into exchanges, is it possible to obtain proof of the source that they came from those exchanges? This would be useful if transactions were restricted or was asked for the source of the funds.

The purpose of the mixer is anonymity. How do you think it is possible to maintain anonymity if you connect your funds with funds that the xx service or person withdraws from exchanges?
Simply, funds for which you do not have a "good" origin, avoid sending to exchanges or any other service with mandatory KYC.

Anonymity actually occurred when the coins were mixed by mixing algorithm. deposit to the exchange is an additional step to improve the AML score. If the mixer provides a list of exchanges and you can choose from which exchange you would like coins to come to after mixing them, it will be good if they asked you from the source of funds.