Private Mode Overview
Private Mode is an optional, user-controlled execution path that reduces on-chain linkability and exposure to MEV and behavioral wallet analysis
Husher offers an optional Private Mode designed to further reduce on-chain linkability and exposure to common trading risks such as MEV and behavioral wallet analysis.
When enabled, Private Mode may use privacy-enhancing execution paths instead of direct asset-to-asset routing. This introduces additional steps that obscure the connection between input and output addresses.
Private Mode at a glance
Availability
Optional, enabled per swap
Who controls it
The user, at order creation
Execution path
Separate from the default path, uses privacy-enhancing routing
Typical additional time
Around 5 minutes or more compared to Normal Mode
Fee
1% plus applicable network fees
Anonymity guarantee
None. Reduces linkability but does not guarantee anonymity
What Private Mode does and does not do
Routes through privacy-focused networks (Monero or Zcash shielded transactions) where applicable
Reduces direct address-level linkage between input and output
Limits exposure to public mempool monitoring
Helps mitigate MEV and sandwich-attack patterns
Adds discretion for larger trades and multi-wallet distributions
Does not guarantee complete or absolute anonymity
Does not override the transparency of blockchains outside Monero or Zcash
Does not prevent ESPs or networks from enforcing their own compliance rules
Does not function as a mixer or anonymization service
Does not eliminate all forms of transaction traceability
Related pages
What Private Mode Does and Does Not DoUse of Privacy-Focused Networks (Monero & Zcash)Execution Flow (Conceptual)Last updated

