Mixero.io is a Bitcoin mixing service that operates using the CoinJoin protocol. The service accepts BTC transactions and routes them through multiple wallets to obscure the transaction trail on the blockchain. Mixero offers two operational modes: a standard CoinJoin mode and an Advanced Mode that routes funds through Monero (XMR) as an intermediate step. A separate tool, Ricochet (currently in BETA), adds extra transaction hops between sender and recipient. ETH mixing is listed as an available feature, described as routing through the XMR bridge in Advanced Mode. The service is accessible via clearnet and the Tor network, and provides a public API. An anti-phishing verification link is provided on the homepage for domain confirmation.
Mixero.io Key Features
Standard Mode — CoinJoin
Transactions from multiple users are combined and routed through different gateway wallets. Gateway wallets are stated as never reused, meaning previously mixed funds are not traceable to new transactions via the same wallet.
Advanced Mode — XMR Bridge
Converts BTC to XMR and back to BTC using auto-generated wallets. Described as increasing transaction opacity beyond standard CoinJoin. ETH users can also access this mode.
Ricochet Tool (BETA)
Adds a configurable number of intermediate “hops” between sender and recipient address. Each hop includes a randomized number of confirmations, introducing variable delays. The site specifically notes this tool as useful for transactions destined to exchanges that monitor incoming transaction history. Fee: 0.5% + mining fees.
Fee-Tier Priority
Higher fee selections correspond to faster transaction processing. Different fee tiers use different underlying protocols.
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