Privacy, precisely.

Protocol-specific capabilities. Clear limitations. No invented guarantees.

Private balance & transfers

NetworkAsset

Unlock with two identical signatures of “Privacy Money account sign in”. Signatures derive your recovery key locally; they are never sent to Darkpool servers. Use the same software wallet and account to recover funds. Hardware wallets are unsupported.

I understand that losing access to this wallet or changing its signature behavior can make funds unrecoverable.

Live protocol configuration

Read-only upstream fees and limits. These are protocol configuration values, not an executable quote. Network gas is additional. An unavailable endpoint is not evidence that a protocol is safe or unsafe.

ChangeNOW Private Transfers

Live eligibility check

Send the same asset on the same network using ChangeNOW’s dedicated private-transfer API. Review the provider’s required deposit amount, recipient, refund address and memos before creating an order. ChangeNOW can associate your deposit with its payout; this is not full anonymity.

Open ChangeNOW private transfers

What privacy does—and doesn’t—mean

Privacy properties vary by protocol, asset, wallet, and usage. Public deposits and withdrawals, timing, amount correlation, RPC metadata, and wallet behavior can affect privacy. Darkpool offers no anonymity score and makes no promise of untraceability.

Third-party smart-contract security, relayer operation, liquidity, and wallet-signature consistency are external dependencies. Use protocols only where allowed by their terms and your jurisdiction.