Many platforms promise private swaps, but how much can you trust these claims?
A few things worth checking:
Does the platform require registration?
What data does it collect and store?
Are IP addresses and transaction metadata logged?
Is the swap non-custodial?
As a no-KYC swap platform, we believe privacy should be more than a marketing slogan. Transparency matters just as much as privacy.
💬 What's your take? Is choosing a no-KYC exchanger enough to protect your privacy, or should users dig deeper before trusting a platform?
My take is, if you really want privacy you should be able to do all the privacy preserving techniques such as avoiding platform that requires registration, use VPN and prefer the most non custodial swap.
When you are using VPN or even better privacy preserving alternative and use a platform that don't require registration, what could possibly the platform collect?
IP? well you are using VPN. Transaction and timestamp? it's literally on the blockchain. Browser fingerprinting? use browser that enable spoofing.
It kinda align with the idea of "Don't trust but verify". You never trust the platform and yet they could get nothing because you're already putting countermeasure.
Privacy from pseudonymous blockchain comes from you and how much private it is? depends on your capability to make it as private as possible.
