[ANN] Pablo.Cash — KYC-never Crypto Exchange | Tor | No JS | No Logs | PGP | XMR

[Pablo.Cash]

PABLO.CASH
PRIVATE AUTOMATIC CRYPTO EXCHANGE

KYC-NEVER • NO REGISTRATION • NO LOGS • 24/7

WEBSITE | TOR MIRROR | RULES | PGP KEY

WHAT IS PABLO CASH?

Pablo Cash is an accountless crypto-to-crypto exchange operating automatically 24/7.

KYC-never: no identity verification before or after a deposit.

Each exchange is processed as a separate order through the Pablo Cash liquidity pool. There are no user accounts or stored balances.

KEY FEATURES

Privacy: KYC-never • no registration • no email • no activity logs
Access: Clearnet • Tor • no executable JavaScript
Exchange: Live quote before payment • automatic payouts • own liquidity pool
Verification: PGP-signed order statements • operator support 24/7

SUPPORTED ASSETS

Coins: XMR • BTC • ETH • LTC • BNB • TRX • SOL
USDT: TRON • Ethereum • BSC • Solana
USDC: Ethereum • BSC • Solana

Available routes depend on the selected input asset and network.

FEES

• XMR → Crypto: 0.50%
• Crypto → XMR: 0.90%
• Crypto → Crypto: 0.90%

HOW IT WORKS

1. Select the input and payout assets.
2. Enter the amount and recipient address.
3. Review the live rate, fee and expected payout.
4. Send funds to the one-time deposit address.
5. Receive the payout after the required network confirmations.

Every deposit address is intended for one order and one transaction only.

PGP VERIFICATION

Order statements can be downloaded and verified independently of the website.
A valid PGP signature confirms the origin and integrity of the saved order statement. It does not replace checking the transaction on the blockchain.

Code: (Primary fingerprint:)

3EC2 8B27 CD30 3B2B B2BD 18E7 9429 7C45 C682 A409

IMPORTANT

Always verify the asset, network, amount and recipient address before sending funds. Payments sent through an incorrect network or after the order validity period may be impossible to process or recover.

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OPEN PABLO CASH

Questions and feedback are welcome in this thread.

[Shishir99]

Welcome to the forum Pablo.cash

Seems like a pretty basic exchange/swap website. I don't see much information on the website. No FAQ page that could answer a lot of questions. I checked that the minimum swap amount is $10 in Bitcoin and XMR, which is pretty low compared to other swaps. Usually the minimum is around $100 on other swaps. So, you advance others in this part.

Most of the website gives an AI-generated vibe, including the support tab. I think you should focus on the UI more and make it more professional. The announcement thread design is good, but not the best. Do you plan to run any promotional campaigns on the forum?

[Pablo.Cash]

Welcome to the forum Pablo.cash

Seems like a pretty basic exchange/swap website. I don't see much information on the website. No FAQ page that could answer a lot of questions. I checked that the minimum swap amount is $10 in Bitcoin and XMR, which is pretty low compared to other swaps. Usually the minimum is around $100 on other swaps. So, you advance others in this part.

Most of the website gives an AI-generated vibe, including the support tab. I think you should focus on the UI more and make it more professional. The announcement thread design is good, but not the best. Do you plan to run any promotional campaigns on the forum?

Thank you for the detailed feedback, Shishir99.

We understand why the interface may give that impression. Modern websites often rely heavily on JavaScript to provide animations, dynamic components, and a more polished interactive experience. Pablo Cash, however, works entirely without JavaScript. This naturally limits some UI possibilities, but it is a deliberate privacy-first decision rather than a lack of attention to the interface.

Our priority is to keep the exchange lightweight, functional, and accessible without running executable code in the user’s browser. That said, we agree that the presentation can still be improved within these limitations, and we will continue refining it.

Your point about the FAQ is also fair. We are already working on it, and it will be added soon.

We also plan to run a promotional campaign on the forum after completing our listings in the main crypto directories.

[hugeblack]

I noticed that the service *uses* its own liquidity pools with a maximum limit of $150,000, and there are 14 cryptocurrencies. Does this mean your reserves are over $1 million? Can you provide proof of this, or provide an escrow?

Permitted use
An exchange may be requested only where it is not prohibited by applicable law.

What do you mean by this part?

[Shishir99]

Thank you for the detailed feedback, Shishir99.

We understand why the interface may give that impression. Modern websites often rely heavily on JavaScript to provide animations, dynamic components, and a more polished interactive experience. Pablo Cash, however, works entirely without JavaScript. This naturally limits some UI possibilities, but it is a deliberate privacy-first decision rather than a lack of attention to the interface.

Our priority is to keep the exchange lightweight, functional, and accessible without running executable code in the user’s browser. That said, we agree that the presentation can still be improved within these limitations, and we will continue refining it.

Your point about the FAQ is also fair. We are already working on it, and it will be added soon.

We also plan to run a promotional campaign on the forum after completing our listings in the main crypto directories.

Fair points.
Yes, as you said, there is room for improvement without even using JS. I appreciate that you care about privacy and focusing on that when building the website. Yes, please add the FAQ, which will help users get the answers without contacting support. It seems the support says 24/7 online. Is this actually real? If so, that is pretty impressive considering a new exchange. I assume you already hired team members to handle support.

Permitted use
An exchange may be requested only where it is not prohibited by applicable law.

What do you mean by this part?

I think this means that you should not use the exchange if you live in a region where crypto exchange is prohibited. This is just a line for the regulators that may want to hunt down the privacy exchanges. However, we can wait for their official reply. Since there is no account and no KYC, there is no way to know where the users are from.