Learning how to mix Bitcoin on TrustMixer is deliberately simple: you never create an account, you never upload ID, and you always keep a PGP-signed Letter of Guarantee as proof of the order. This guide walks through preparation, each on-screen step, verification, fees, common mistakes and TOR tips so your first mix is calm instead of improvisational.
Official clearnet is trustmixer.pro only. Telegram support is @trustmixer. Liquidity is powered by Jambler.io. Privacy tools do not replace local compliance — you are responsible for following the law where you live. TrustMixer does not provide legal advice and does not assist illicit activity.
Before you start
- Prepare one or two fresh forwarding addresses you control. TrustMixer supports modern bc1 (BECH32) and legacy formats.
- Prefer a dedicated wallet for payouts rather than pasting an address you cannot monitor.
- Decide whether to run the free 0.001 BTC test first (strongly recommended for new users).
- Optionally open the session through TOR — the official onion link is published on the homepage only.
- Bookmark the public key at /pgp-key.txt so you can verify the Letter of Guarantee offline.
If you still need the conceptual overview, read the Bitcoin mixer guide or the BTC tumbler page first, then return here for the operational steps.
Detailed steps: how to mix Bitcoin
- Open Start Mixing. Go to /mix/ on trustmixer.pro. Ignore look-alike domains and unpaid ads that mimic the brand.
- Enter forwarding address(es). Paste the primary payout address. Optionally add a second destination to split funds. Double-check every character — Bitcoin sends are irreversible.
- Confirm the order and save the Letter of Guarantee. TrustMixer generates a unique deposit address valid for 7 days. Download or copy the PGP-signed letter before you send anything.
- Verify the PGP signature. Use the public key at /pgp-key.txt (or a trusted PGP checker) to confirm the letter was signed by TrustMixer. Do not fund a deposit if the signature fails.
- Deposit Bitcoin. Send the intended amount to the unique deposit. Paid mixes use a dynamic fee of up to 6% + 0.0007 BTC. The service accepts deposits after 1 confirmation.
- Wait for payouts. After confirmation, anonymization runs. You typically receive AML-clean, exchange-sourced coins in randomized parts within 1–8 hours. Closing the browser does not cancel the order.
When coins arrive, confirm amounts against your Letter of Guarantee in any block explorer. Keep the letter private. Do not reuse old deposit addresses for new mixes — each order has its own deposit.
How to verify the PGP Letter of Guarantee
The Letter of Guarantee is your lasting proof after operational logs are deleted. It binds the deposit address, payout destinations and order parameters under a signature you can check independently. Verification usually means importing the TrustMixer public key, then checking the signed message or file against that key. If verification fails, stop and contact @trustmixer before sending funds.
This is also why no-logs design does not leave you helpless: the letter you keep replaces a long-lived server-side history. Details: no-logs Bitcoin mixer.
Fees, limits and free test while mixing
Paid mixes cost up to 6% + 0.0007 BTC. Network miner fees apply separately on-chain. Minimum 0.001 BTC, maximum 50 BTC per request; multiple requests per day are allowed. VIP service covers roughly 10–250 BTC via support. Full breakdown: Bitcoin mixer fees.
The free test accepts exactly 0.001 BTC at 0% commission so you can validate timing and address handling before larger amounts. Treat the test like a real order: save the letter, verify PGP, then watch payouts.
Mistakes to avoid
- Sending to a deposit address from a previous order.
- Funding before saving and verifying the Letter of Guarantee.
- Pasting a payout address you do not control (for example an unverified third-party form).
- Expecting a single instant payout — TrustMixer often returns funds in parts across the 1–8 hour window.
- Sharing the letter in public chats or screenshots.
- Assuming mixed coins are automatically accepted by every exchange — venues apply their own AML rules.
- Underpaying a paid order and assuming an automatic refund; contact support with the letter if you mistyped.
TOR tip for better session privacy
Clearnet works. TOR improves the network-level privacy of the mixing session itself. Use only the onion published on the TrustMixer homepage — phishing sites sometimes invent fake onions. Combine TOR with fresh payout addresses and a verified Letter of Guarantee for a stronger baseline. More habits: Security & Privacy.
Do not paste your Letter of Guarantee into random “checker” websites. Verify with the published key at /pgp-key.txt using tools you trust. The letter is both proof and sensitive operational data.
After payouts arrive
Confirm each part against the destinations in your letter. Label wallets privately so you remember which address was the mix payout. Avoid immediately merging mixed coins back into a heavily labeled hot wallet if that undoes your graph work. For larger volumes, consider a second small mix later rather than one oversized first attempt — VIP support covers roughly 10–250 BTC when you outgrow the 50 BTC per-request cap.
Related guides
Bitcoin mixer overview · BTC mixer · BTC tumbler · Bitcoin blender · No-logs policy · Mixer vs CoinJoin · Fees · FAQ hub · Free test.
FAQ
Can I split to two wallets?
Yes — add a secondary forwarding address on the form to distribute payouts.
What if I only need a conceptual comparison?
Read Mixer vs CoinJoin or the main Bitcoin mixer page, then return here when you are ready to execute.
Is TrustMixer a fiat Bitcoin changer?
No. TrustMixer mixes BTC to BTC for privacy. If you need fiat conversion, use a licensed exchanger; see Bitcoin changer vs mixer for the distinction.
Where do I get help during an active mix?
Contact Telegram @trustmixer with details from your Letter of Guarantee while the process is active. After logs are deleted, the letter is what you still hold.
Last updated: September 2026