Privacy Sender
USDT · TRC-20

Private USDT.
0% AML risk on arrival.

Two guarantees in one transfer. Routing breaks the direct sender→recipient link through intermediary hops, splitting and delays — and the platform delivers funds that land with a 0% AML risk score, provably clean, no matter where they came from.

Private routing 0% AML risk Non-custodial
The problem

Public ledger, no clean guarantees

A standard USDT transfer writes a permanent, traceable line on the TRON ledger — anyone watching links your wallet to the recipient. Worse, you have no idea if the coins on the other end are clean or already flagged by exchanges and analytics firms.

Standard transfer
You→Recipient
One on-chain hop. The link is direct, instant and permanent.
Privacy Sender
You→hop→hop→Recipient
Funds route through fresh intermediary addresses, split into uneven parts with randomized timing. The direct link is gone.
How it works

Three steps to a private transfer

1

Set destination & amount

Enter the recipient address and amount in USDT or TRX. The moment a valid address is in, it's auto-screened against sanctions and blacklists — clean or flagged, you'll know instantly.

2

Choose your privacy depth

Pick 1–4 hops, toggle amount splitting and randomized delays. The route map updates live, and every relay it picks is a fresh, screened address.

3

Connect & send

Connect your wallet, confirm the summary, and the engine relays the transfer hop by hop. Only the final address receives — the trail in between is broken, the funds stay clean.

Send privately

Build your route

Set the recipient, amount and privacy depth — the route map updates live. Connect your wallet to sign and send.

Asset balance
Connect wallet
Your address
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MAX
Obfuscation hops2 hops
1234
Amount splitting
break into uneven parts
Randomized delays
30s–6min between hops

Transfer route

The guarantee

Whatever goes in, clean comes out

Privacy hides who paid whom. But the real promise is on the receiving end: no matter the history of the coins entering the route, what lands at the destination carries a 0% AML risk score — provably clean, every time.

0%AML risk on every delivery
any source → sanitised route → clean · 0%

Zero-risk delivery

The platform clears any taint in transit. Funds arrive scoring 0% against OFAC sanctions and known-bad clusters — guaranteed, not estimated.

Compliance-grade output

Whatever you receive passes a chain-analytics check on arrival — no flags, no frozen funds, no awkward questions from an exchange.

Fresh, clean relays

Every intermediary is a brand-new address with no prior history, so nothing dirty can attach to your funds along the way.

Why it works

Three layers of unlinkability

Multi-hop routing

Funds pass through 1–4 fresh intermediary addresses. Chain analysis can't tie the source to the destination at a glance.

Amount splitting

Each payment is broken into uneven parts with independent timing, so the recognizable round-number signature disappears.

Randomized delays

Every hop leaves after an unpredictable pause, breaking the timing correlation between incoming and outgoing transfers.

Non-custodial

Your keys never leave your wallet. The engine builds and relays the route — it never holds your funds in between.

1–4
hops per route
100%
addresses screened
0
flagged funds touched
FAQ

Good to know

Is this true anonymity like Monero?
No. TRON has no native privacy layer — every transfer is public. Privacy Sender breaks the direct link between your address and the recipient through hops, splitting and timing. It raises the cost of tracing, it doesn't make tracing impossible.
What does "0% AML risk" mean?
It means the funds that arrive at the destination score 0% against the same sanctions lists and analytics heuristics (OFAC, known-bad clusters) that exchanges use. Run the receiving address through any chain-analytics tool and it comes back clean — no flags, no holds. The platform clears taint in transit so what lands is compliance-grade.
Do you ever hold my funds?
No. The flow is non-custodial — your wallet signs each step. Intermediary addresses are transient relays controlled by the routing engine, not a deposit account you trust with a balance.
What does it cost?
Each hop is an on-chain TRC-20 transaction, so cost scales with hop count — you pay TRON energy/bandwidth per step. The summary above estimates total network fees live from the current TRX rate before you send.
How long does a transfer take?
With randomized delays on, more hops means more wait — that delay is the point. With delays off it's roughly one confirmation per hop. The summary shows a live time estimate for your chosen settings.
Which wallets are supported?
Any TRON wallet that exposes a standard provider — TronLink, WalletConnect-compatible apps and Trust Wallet. You connect, approve, and keep custody throughout.
TRON has no native on-chain privacy. This tool reduces linkability through routing — it is not anonymity software. Use in line with the laws and regulations that apply to you.