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The user-interface is totally completely different from the other platforms we’ve talked about up to now, for e.g. first you make a deposit to the Bitcoin Fog address, the Bitcoins are then reflected in your account, and then you possibly can withdraw them manually. As in, you didn’t purchase your Bitcoins from an change which requires KYC, or you didn’t use PayPal/Playing cards to pay for your coins. As for the community confirmations, 6 of them are needed earlier than your coins are combined, and for inactive accounts it’ll need a further 15 minute after the 6 confirmations for the transaction to be processed. BitBlender is a fairly fundamental, simple-trying Bitcoin mixer, it is also a "onion-only" mixer which means its clearnet URL is just for info and queries, to truly provoke a mixing process you’ll want to use the Tor version of the positioning. I consider that covers practically each characteristic a Bitcoin mixer might comprise of, or we want concern ourselves with isn’t it?