Bitcoin Mixer Fees at MIXTURA
MIXTURA uses a dynamic fee that depends on order parameters and network conditions. The published ceiling is up to 5% + 0.0007 BTC per mixing request — competitive for Mixer 2.0 anonymization with PGP guarantees and no registration.
What you pay for
- Liquidity routing through exchange pathways (Mixer 2.0)
- Automated multi-part payouts with randomized delays
- Operational overhead of generating unique deposit addresses and letters of guarantee
Limits that affect cost planning
- Minimum mix: 0.003 BTC
- Maximum per request: 50 BTC (create multiple orders for larger volume)
- Network miner fees are separate and paid when you broadcast your deposit
Underpayments
Amounts below the minimum are treated as donations because completing tiny mixes is uneconomic after network fees. If you underpaid by mistake, contact support with your letter of guarantee.
Time vs fee trade-offs
MIXTURA does not offer “instant clean” payouts. Delayed 1–8 hour delivery is intentional privacy design, not an extra surcharge line item. See how to mix Bitcoin and the FAQ.
How competitors talk about price
Many ranking mixer pages advertise “from X%” without clarifying fixed surcharges, underpayment rules, or deposit TTL. MIXTURA publishes a ceiling (up to 5% + 0.0007 BTC), min/max amounts, and treats sub-minimum deposits as donations unless support agrees otherwise — so planners can model worst-case cost before sending.
Planning a large mix
Above 50 BTC, split into multiple requests. Keep each letter of guarantee. Prefer withdrawing exchange coins to a personal wallet first if the exchange forbids mixer destinations. Related: BTC mixer, no logs, security.
FAQ
How much does MIXTURA cost?
Dynamic fee up to 5% + 0.0007 BTC per order.
Are Bitcoin network fees included?
No. You pay miner fees when sending to the deposit address; MIXTURA’s commission is separate.
Start mixing: open the MIXTURA homepage, enter your Bitcoin forward address, and download the PGP letter of guarantee before sending funds.