Privacy

What Husher's privacy features protect, how Private Mode works, and the honest limits

Husher improves on-chain privacy through its architecture and through an optional Private Mode, but it does not guarantee anonymity. The full picture of what is and is not protected is documented in the Privacy Model.

Private Mode reduces on-chain linkability and exposure to certain risks. It does not make swaps untraceable and is not a mixer or anonymization service.

How private are swaps on Husher?

Privacy is improved through architecture: no accounts required, no custody, and no internal balances mean Husher holds no personal financial data to associate with swaps. Optional Private Mode further reduces certain on-chain visibility and execution risks.

These measures improve discretion but do not guarantee anonymity.

See the full Privacy Model for a detailed breakdown of what is and is not protected.

What is Private Mode?

Private Mode is an optional feature that may route swaps through privacy-enhancing execution paths, including intermediates such as Monero (XMR) or Zcash (ZEC). It is designed to reduce linkability and exposure to MEV.

Full details, including honest limits, are documented in the Privacy Model.

Does Private Mode make swaps untraceable?

No. It improves discretion but does not guarantee anonymity or eliminate traceability. It is not a mixer or anonymization service.

Does multi-wallet distribution guarantee privacy?

No. It reduces direct one-to-one linkage and supports operational separation, but it does not guarantee anonymity. Proper address hygiene is still required.

See the Privacy Model and Multi-Wallet Exchange for more detail.