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We are glad to present a crypto mixer for clients who seek privacy.

Among its features are:

• Low minimum mixing amount
• 3 cryptocurrencies: BTC, LTC and DASH
• Can be used independently from Nummix wallet
• Replace-by-fee (RBF) support for inbound transactions
• Up to 7 destination addresses
• Deletion of the data about completed transactions
• Available both via Tor and via clearnet

Clearnet URL: https://nummix.io (https://nummix.io)
Tor URL: http://nummix7dog56hhzpshpa23szmbfmxezg43sx4bpl43thodwl3jmk43ad.onion (http://nummix7dog56hhzpshpa23szmbfmxezg43sx4bpl43thodwl3jmk43ad.onion)

Protect yourself from tracking and stay anonymous with your payments!

Your mixer is using cloudflare... Really... Stop doing that...
You're basically using a US based company as a MITM, they can read everything sent between you and your clients...

Here's some background info: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5247838.0

https://i.imgur.com/4BzF2cU.png

Thank you for the feedback.
There are quite a few mixers that use Cloudflare without any problems. We also have an onion link that can be used. However, we will explore the issue to improve user experience.

Did you read the link i posted? When i wrote the post i linked to (about a year and a half ago), i posted this exact template (mind you, it is not edited for this post, i quoted it exactly as i wrote it 1,5 years ago:


We're currently @ step 4 (combined with step 7)

Step 1: you made a post detailing all bells and whistles (here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5369165.msg58344096#msg58344096))
Step 2: i told you you were using cloudflare, and that's not a good idear (here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5369165.msg58344139#msg58344139))
Step 3: you said everybody else was doing it aswell (here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5369165.msg58344634#msg58344634))

And here is step 4:
It's not because everybody else is making a huuuuuuuuuuuuge mistake, you have to do the same....

I'll add step 8 aswell (since you combined step 3 with step 7)
most users wouldn't even know you're using cloudflare, so they won't switch to the tor mirror (if they even know how to do this)
(source: above)

Please, break the prophecy and read the link i posted instead of giving some excuse

Using cloudflare for a mixing service is NEVER ok... Really... I know a lot of your competitors do the same, but in my opinion, those competitors should NOT be called mixers!!!
It DOES NOT matter how many nice features your mixer has, you messed up the foundation you're building on!!! You are sharing EVERY byte exchanged between your site and your client in an UNENCRYPTED form with a US based company... From this point on, it does not matter if you offer a letter of guarantee, if you clear your logs, if you ordered bulletproof hosting... It simply does not... You are sharing all your client's data with a US based company does DOES 100% certain stores it in an unencrypted form in a US based datacenter.

The name "Nummix" has already been used before if I'm correct. Or there was a name very similar in the Bitcoin mixer niche.

edit:

I got it now.
You're behind the Nummix wallet, wich had a built-in option to mix bitcoins. Why did you decided to make 2 different projects while the wallet did all-in-one?



Yes, I tried myself and javascript is disabled by defaut in my broswer

Until the end, not just checking the UI/UX.
I've be able (and again just some seconds ago) to add multiple recipient's addresses with each a different percentage to split and each a different delay. Then downloading the LoG.

The only thing I wasn't able to do is to move the mouse on the "?" symbols, supposed to display a short explanation.

Also a note to @OP
Sometimes, once we click the "Mix" button, we're redirected to 404 error page (the URL doesn't exist bla bla bla).
Ok, I lie when I say 'sometimes'. It happened only once with me

Let's hear what Bitcointalk Admin theymos has to say about Cloudflare:

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From your site:
Any chance you can sign a message to prove ownership of a substantial part of this amount of Bitcoin? I get it if you don't want to post it in public, but if you send it to me in private, I'll vouch for the amount without publishing your address.
If you PM me it passes through Cloudflare, if you email me from Protonmail it should be encrypted:
I've seen many new mixers that claim to own large amounts of Bitcoin, but usually without providing proof of funds.

If you decide to take me up on this, please sign something like this:

Service conditions:
Service fee for mixing is just 0.5% + 0.0001 BTC for each recipient's address
Minimum mixing amount is only 0.000201 BTC (for mixing with one recipien's address)

Nobody can confirm that Nummix is really holding 33.9 BTC like it is currently shown on your website, you are avoiding to answer some concerning question LoyceV asked about it and this is potential red flag for me,
especially when I can't find any real feedback with good or bad review about Nummix service anywhere on the internet.

Your fees before was 0.1% if I remember correctly, that means you increased them five times in several months if I am not mistaken.
I can't see any real advantage here compared to other mixing services and some of them are even working without fees based only on donations.