🌀 [banned mixer] - CoinJoin Mixer | Your Anonymity Is Our Priority!

[UniJoin]

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/en/faq][banned mixer] is a crypto mixer that restores anonymity to your crypto funds. UniJoin uses CoinJoin that enables multiple Bitcoin transactions to be combined into one with multiple inputs and outputs. This provides a level of anonymity and security as it becomes hard to determine which input corresponds to which output.

       How it works?

• Create a new wallet address
• Go to https://[banned mixer]/en/coinjoin/btc
• Input your new wallet address you have created
• Choose Wallet Distribution and Time Delay
• Join the UniPool with traceable coins by depositing it from your old address
• Receive untraceable coins to your new wallet

       Frequently Asked Questions

	CoinJoin is a method where different people join together a single pool and together create a single transaction where each of them give coins as inputs and fresh and anonymous addresses as outputs. The goal is to break the link between input and output. We make this possible by ensuring that the output amounts are exactly the same.
	At the time after you send your coins for a mixing order, we provide a digitally signed confirmation, which is the letter of guarantee. This serves as proof of our obligations and users are expected to save and store it after they send BTC. Since your data is erased from our servers, this is the only proof for future verifications in case of support issues. You can check the letter of guarantee directly on our website, "restore session" https://[banned mixer]/en/restore
	To preserve your anonymity and make Chainanalysis as hard as possible, we have decided to randomly generate the fees for mixing operations. The fee per mixing operation ranges between 1% - 3% and is generated with a decimal number of 4 digits. Also, the miner's fee is paid by the user and deducted from the total mixed amount.
	UniJoin stores information only for the time of the completion of the mixing order and only those, that are technically necessary. After a mixing order is completed, it is deleted immediately. Therefore, the order link is no longer accessible after the page is reloaded. Also we do not keep chat histories in our support section after an issue is resolved and the chat has been closed, as they may contain information that can be associated with an individual user.
	If you have already sent coins to the address generated by UniJoin, your order will be executed normally, even if you have closed the browser or window. You can use the order link or letter of guarantee to restore the session. Either enter your order link in the url field, or retrieve the link by attaching the letter of guarantee /en/restore]here.
	Our mixing mechanism technically has no upper limit. The minimum amount to mix Bitcoins is variable as it depends on the USD value. Currently, the minimum amount to mix is: 0.001 BTC. If you send less than the minimum amount for an order, the order will be cancelled and you will receive a refund minus the transaction costs incurred.
	A mixing process can be completed at least within an hour, but can take longer depending on the transfer delay you set, added with the time of getting 2 confirmations of the blockchain network. When creating a mixing order, the deposit must be made to the generated address within 24 hours including the 2 confirmations of the network, so that the order can be automatically processed by our system. If you sent the coins after 24 hours, don’t worry, your funds are not lost (contact our support).
	The UniCode is a unique string that is generated when you place your first mixing order. We recommend that you use this code for all future mixing orders, as this ensures that you rotate within the available CoinJoin pools and will never partially receive your coins back from past orders.
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Since your data is deleted from our servers, the letter of guarantee is the only evidence for future verifications in case of problems.

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What is a Bitcoin Mixer? | Blog Article 🔄

With the rapid growth of Bitcoin technologies, the technologies to track the financial activities of a Bitcoin wallet are also growing. With a Bitcoin Mixer you can bypass this threat and regain complete anonymity.

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Read Article: https://[banned mixer]/en/blog/what-is-a-bitcoin-mixer

[UniJoin]

Premium Bounty Campaign - Feedbacks

We value what you think! To become the best Bitcoin mixing service on the market, we need our clients & fans to test our service and describe their experience regarding the usability, technology, and more.

We recently launched a Premium Bounty Campaign, in which Bitcointalk members with a Hero rank or higher, are testing our service and post their feedback in this thread.

You can find all feedbacks here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5391409.0

[tbct_mt2]

In this forum, you can get very high quality feedback for your mixer. Many members are members of a big campaign (I don't name it here because I know they are competitor of your service), and they can give you good feedback to improve your mixers.

No service is perfect after an initial launch so let's be opened with feedback and take good ones for your team's to-do list.

[UniJoin]

UniJoin has launched their first giveaway! We are giving away a total of $2000 to 50 different participants.

What you must do:
There are several tasks you can do to win, such as following us on Twitter and other social media channels.

How you can win:
Different tasks will give you a number of entries. The more tasks you do, the more likely you are to win. Winners will still be randomly selected.

What you can win:
You can win $40. This will be sent via Bitcoin to your desired wallet address. The rewards will be distributed on July 19, 2022.

Enter Giveaway Here

[salad daging]

You can win $40. This will be sent via Bitcoin to your desired wallet address. The rewards will be distributed on July 19, 2022.

So when will this prize be announced because in the description 19 july prizes were credited to the wallet, but I did not see the announcement of the list of winners on any social media.

[rat03gopoh]

So when will this prize be announced because in the description 19 july prizes were credited to the wallet, but I did not see the announcement of the list of winners on any social media.

OP has been inactive since 2 weeks ago. I have bad feeling

[bacobaco]

Unijoin is a scam service.
I lost money. DON'T USE THIS SERVICE!!!

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Unijoin is a scam service.
I lost money. DON'T USE THIS SERVICE!!!

How are we supposed to prove that you were scammed by them and not some phishing site if you don't share many details?
Please create a proper scam accusation using the scam reporting format in this thread

If you don't mind, you can also share the letter of guarantee with a high trusted member of this forum.

[icopress]

If you don't mind, you can also share the letter of guarantee with a high trusted member of this forum.

Honestly, I would probably only trust a few people on this forum with my letter of guarantee, but I think the best candidate would be LoyceV.

[Gianluca95]

Unijoin is a scam service.
I lost money. DON'T USE THIS SERVICE!!!

Please could you post your review instead of only saying that you've been scammed?

This is only a useless post. As icopress said, I would suggest to share your letter of guarantee to an high trusted user (such as LoyceV, or Hhampuz).

[LoyceV]

If you don't mind, you can also share the letter of guarantee with a high trusted member of this forum.

Honestly, I would probably only trust a few people on this forum with my letter of guarantee, but I think the best candidate would be LoyceV.

@bacobaco: feel free to PM (privacy risk) or email (send from Protonmail for end-to-end encryption) me your evidence to review it without publishing the data.

[icopress]

I forgot to add this information when I did the bbcode, so I would appreciate it if the following could be added to the "Letter of Guarantee" item.

➫ You can check the letter of guarantee directly on our website, "restore session" https://[banned mixer]/en/restore

At the time after you send your coins for a mixing order, we provide a digitally signed confirmation, which is the letter of guarantee. This serves as proof of our obligations and users are expected to save and store it after they send BTC. Since your data is erased from our servers, this is the only proof for future verifications in case of support issues. You can check the letter of guarantee directly on our website, "restore session" https://[banned mixer]/en/restore

[Mate2237]

Unijoin is a scam service.
I lost money. DON'T USE THIS SERVICE!!!

How? You can't just come here and say you were scammed, tell us what happened then we will look into the case.

Please could you post your review instead of only saying that you've been scammed?

This is only a useless post. As icopress said, I would suggest to share your letter of guarantee to an high trusted user (such as LoyceV, or Hhampuz).

Exactly, the accuser has to make his own review on the site and what conspired the losing of the coin. I am thinking that he deposited the coin in a wrong mixer address. Or he didn't follow the procedure very well.

[tabas]

I visited unijoin's clearnet and tor mirror and just found a little detail that needs to be updated. As said on the OP, the minimum amount to be mixed is 0.001BTC.

Currently, the minimum amount to mix is: 0.001 BTC.

Whilst on the website's FAQ with both clearnet and tor mirror, it says. 0.000BTC.

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What Is Minimum Amount To Mix?
The minimum amount to mix Bitcoins is variable as it depends on the USD value. Currently, the minimum amount to mix is:

Bitcoin: 0.000 BTC

[UniJoin]

I forgot to add this information when I did the bbcode, so I would appreciate it if the following could be added to the "Letter of Guarantee" item.

➫ You can check the letter of guarantee directly on our website, "restore session" https://[banned mixer]/en/restore

Updated!

I visited unijoin's clearnet and tor mirror and just found a little detail that needs to be updated. As said on the OP, the minimum amount to be mixed is 0.001BTC.

Thanks for your comment!

Earlier one of the users already reported this typo, but due to some other tasks we forgot to fix it! This will be changed very soon.

[ImThour]

I really love the signature and avatar of UniJoin on our forum, that's the only reason why I joined it. <3
Keep doing the awesome stuff.

[Mate2237]

How it works?

Create a new wallet address

With which wallet software or app? Or when I entered the site I would see what to do and create the wallet address there? Mixer is new to me. But I have small idea because I have seen it in the forum and also I have mixed coins in Utopia Mixing service but Utopia's Mixer has app and when you sign up and login then you see the home page and other features to perform. But I don't think tours is the same with Utopia app and software.

quote author=UniJoin link=topic=5390891.msg59608331#msg59608331 date=1647963517]
Go to https://[banned mixer]/en/coinjoin/btc
Input your new wallet address you have created
Choose Wallet Distribution and Time Delay
Join the UniPool with traceable coins by depositing it from your old address
Receive untraceable coins to your new wallet

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Okay. This part is making it clear but not for beginners. At least more elaborating explanation will help many.

[ajanwalker]

Unijoin is a scam service.
I lost money. DON'T USE THIS SERVICE!!!

The friend made such a post on March 23 and disappeared. You don't have any evidence. This post is "Let there be a mud trail". I carry his signature and avatar with pleasure. Thanks to those who contributed...