CipherX Private Mode
CipherX Private Mode ensures that only the sender knows the full details of a transaction — including the origin and destination wallet addresses. Neither the receiver nor any external observer can trace the path between the two parties.
This level of transactional privacy is achieved through CipherX’s multi-layered privacy architecture, combining stealth addresses, dual exchange routing, and randomized Layer 1 intermediaries to break all direct on-chain links between sender and receiver — while keeping the process secure, fast, and compliant.
How CipherX Keeps Transactions Private
CipherX uses a two-exchange system where each exchange handles only part of the transaction.
Exchange A receives and swaps the sender’s funds before routing them through a randomly selected Layer 1 blockchain.
Exchange B then receives the bridged funds, performs the final conversion, and sends them to the recipient.
Because each exchange only sees its side of the process, no single entity — including CipherX — ever has complete visibility into the full transaction path.
For every private transaction, CipherX generates unique, single-use wallet addresses. These addresses are created specifically for one transaction and then discarded, ensuring that no recurring pattern or traceable link can be established between users or transactions.
To further obscure transaction paths, CipherX randomly selects a Layer 1 blockchain (from a pool of major, high-liquidity networks such as Solana, Polkadot, Litecoin, and Tron) to act as a privacy bridge. This randomness makes it virtually impossible to determine which chain to trace — or which transaction among thousands might connect sender and receiver activity.
With dual exchanges, randomized bridges, and single-use addresses, CipherX ensures that no entity — internal or external — can reconstruct the transaction flow. Each participant only holds fragmented, non-identifiable data, preserving true on-chain anonymity without compromising performance or compliance.
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