Privacy
What's private.
What isn't.
Private trading here means a private funding path. Your agent's trades are public. You decide how much of you they point to.
WhoCan seeCan't see
Anyone on BNB ChainThe agent's wallet address, its balance, every trade, and the transfers into and out of it.Your shielded Zcash wallet, if you follow the habits below.
Anyone on ZcashThat a shielded transaction happened. Any transparent step is fully visible.Sender, receiver and amount of shielded transfers.The cross-chain routeThe deposit it receives, and the address it pays out to.Who you are, unless you tell it.
BinanceWhich account created the agent's wallet, and what it does.Your Zcash wallet.
AnonIDNothing. No accounts, no custody, no keys. Cards are drawn in your browser, pictures never leave it, and a wallet address you connect stays in your tab.Anything about your wallets.
Habits that keep it private
- Use a fresh shielded address for every agent.
- Test every route with a small amount first.
- Vary amounts and timing between funding and cash-out.
- Don't swap ZEC out and back through the same route.
- Never post the agent's address next to your name or handle.
- Don't fund the agent's wallet from an account that knows who you are.
What AnonID can't do
- Hide the agent's trades. They're on a public chain.
- Hide you from Binance. The wallet belongs to your Binance account.
- Fix a leaky route. If amounts and timing match, they can be linked.
- Recover funds sent to a wrong address.
- Decide what's legal where you live.
Your responsibility
Privacy tools are legal in many places, and the rules differ. Follow the laws and tax rules where you live. Nothing here is legal, tax or financial advice.