It’s still not possible without having to export your private-keys. But a post from March shows that they are working on it[1].

[1] https://blog.omni.foundation/2018/03/14/state-of-the-layer-all-hands-mar-13-2018/

I would say you can.

But if you don't want to trust any third party website, you can get all the information by sending a GET request to the payment URL with "Accept" equal to "application/payment-request". If you are on Linux, you can just run this:

If your wallet doesn't support the new payment protocol from Bitpay, you can get the address to pay the invoice manually by using one of those tools:

For Bitcoin payments: https://decoder.bip70.org/
For Bitcoin Cash payments: https://cashaddress.github.io/paymentbridge.html

Just get the payment URL and paste it into the text box.

I honestly don't remember why I called them a probable scam. However, I never heard of this website and I can't find anything about them anywhere other than a few very suspicious random websites (some with fake reviews/comments[1]), so I wouldn't touch them with a ten foot pole considering that there are already many trusted mixers in the market and that they are no different than any other mixer and their fees are pretty bad.

[1] https://faucethub.io/news/post/138

It's not. This number has been advertised as "Blockchain's support number"[1] and "Binance's number"[2]. Both are fake.

[1] https://medium.com/@nelsonpanday1992/how-to-recover-the-local-bitcoin-password-for-blockchain-118bcadaae99
[2] https://medium.com/@williamjacky1992/7-facts-to-check-before-investing-in-a-binance-ee039b869035

What is the name/link of your account?
Which message does it show when you login?

That's not why ChipMixer uses the "chip model"; Your "vanilla mixing" can easily get caught with blockchain analysis. Using multiple addresses or not.

From their FAQ:

"After you've received private key, you can spend them right away without waiting for our transaction. But that's not all. Since your withdrawal is not visible on blockchain, it looks like your chip was moved a few days before your deposit. Time Travel! Third, less spectacular element this method gives you is that you decide when to move those coins next. Few days? Few seconds? Who knows, you are not encumbered with our solution. Fourth, when you are in a hurry, you can set higher fee to have your transaction included in first block. It's your money after all."
https://chipmixer.com/faq

Then you clearly don't get what's the big difference between ChipMixer and every other mixer, and why they may be more efficient on breaking the link between the source of the coins and the output (the chips). It's all a trade-off between security and more privacy.

"If you trust us (as you already did when you sent coins into mixer) and spend chip when you need it, then you achive maximum privacy you can get. " - https://chipmixer.com/faq

OP clearly said that there isn't even a history of transactions, so how is this a trust issue from ChipMixer's part?

Also, what's the difference between trusting to send 0.5 BTC to a service and trusting to send and temporary hold a (shared) private-key with 0.5 BTC? In both cases, you must trust them enough to send your Bitcoins and expect them to send it back.

The current top 3 most merited user (LoyceV) is on ChipMixer's campaign.
The top 6, hilariousetc is also in the same campaign.
The top 8, Lutpin is using a paid signature.
The top 12, The Pharmacist is also with ChipMixer.

and the list goes on... actually, a big part of the top 100 most merited users are in a signature campaign. So, I think it's safe to assume that this doesn't mean a lot.

Having the Chinese language available on their website doens’t make them Chinese. According to coinpedia[1], they are indeed a Canadian company:

“The company has its headquarters in Canada and is listed on Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) with the stock code as CK. This cryptocurrency exchange is registered and supervised by FINTRAC (Financial Transaction and Report Analysis Center of Canada) for legal and all formal operations regarding exchanges.”


[1] https://coinpedia.org/exchange/allcoin/

You can move yourself. Check the bottom left corner of the page.

That’s their PGP key.
   
[Eng: Tutorial] PGP Signature - Encrypt/Decrypt message - Fingerprint

Can’t you just send them to a burn address? For example, Bitcoin has 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE.

Edit: fixed the address.

Stop writing generic posts and start doing some work to learn and write something useful. Your post history is pretty shit and you clearly don’t deserve any merit for what you are currently writing.

The huge majority of this forum is writing this kind of posts which are just a waste of bandwidth and space. It’s not that hard to get merit here because with a little bit of work you can write posts 10x better than the average shitpost on this forum. You just need to stop being lazy and start really contributing.

Don’t act like this matters. I’m not criticizing you because you are a competitor of the mixer that pays me for advertisement. Everything I said is completely unbiased and true.

All I said is that you are paying people to bump your thread (just check their trust feedback page), which is true, and that this is shady. Feel free to defend yourself instead of crying “our competitor is attacking us”, because thats just lame.

The same applies to you. Bitblender has no .me domain.

Why don’t you use one of your selfies? I found a cute one:

Read the goddam thread. OP has been perma banned for plagiarism.

I doubt that’s true since they came here to answer people because of the chips issue just 4 days ago. But hey, let’s trust the brand new account registered 10 minutes ago!