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Mixero Advanced Mix: full control over every output
The Advanced mode is built for people who want to decide exactly how their coins come back: to how many addresses, in what proportions and at what time.
What makes a mix “advanced”
The standard CoinJoin mode in the Mixero form combines your coins with those of other users in one shared transaction. It is simple and works well for smaller sums. The Advanced mix takes a different route: your deposit goes to the Mixero reserve, and the payout is assembled from unrelated coins, split into parts and released on a schedule you set.
The difference matters most when amounts are larger or when timing is important. A single payout of the same size, sent shortly after a deposit, is the easiest pattern to match. Several outputs of uneven size, released hours apart, are much harder to connect with anything at all.
Settings you control
Four controls of advanced bitcoin mixing
Share for each output
Set what percentage of the total each address receives, so no payout mirrors the original deposit.
Delay for each output
Every address can get its own release time, from about an hour up to two days after confirmation.
Adjustable service fee
Pick the exact fee on the slider within the 2–4.5% range. The final amounts are shown before you pay.
An example distribution
Here is how a typical Advanced order might be set up. The deposit is divided into four outputs. None of them is a round share of the total, and each is released at a different time.
| Output | Share | Delay |
|---|---|---|
| Address 1 | 40% | 3 hours |
| Address 2 | 25% | 9 hours |
| Address 3 | 20% | 17 hours |
| Address 4 | 15% | 26 hours |
From the outside, these look like four ordinary payments to four unrelated wallets spread across more than a day.
How to set up an Advanced mix
- Open the order form and switch to the Advanced tab.
- Add the destination addresses, one per line, and assign a share to each so that the total is 100%.
- Choose a delay for each output. Spreading them over several hours gives the best result.
- Move the fee slider to the value you prefer and check the summary with the exact amounts.
- Send the deposit to the one-time address. Processing starts after confirmation.
The general flow of an order is described on the How Mixero works page, and the Advanced plan pricing is on the fees page.
Advanced or CoinJoin: which one to choose
| CoinJoin mode | Advanced mix | |
|---|---|---|
| Source of payout | Shared transaction | Mixero reserve |
| Output addresses | One | Up to 10 |
| Delay | One for the order | Separate for each output |
| Best for | Small, routine sums | Larger amounts, flexible payouts |
Tips for the best result
- Avoid round shares like 50/50 or 25/25/25/25; uneven numbers look more natural.
- Use fresh addresses that have never received coins before.
- Leave at least a few hours between the first and the last output.
- Do not combine the outputs back into one wallet right after they arrive.
Advanced mix questions
How many output addresses can an Advanced mix have?
Up to ten. Each address gets its own share of the total and its own delay, and you can use fewer if that suits the amount better.
Does a longer delay cost more?
No. The delay only changes when each output is released. The price depends on the service fee you choose on the slider and on the network fee for each outgoing transaction.
Can I change the distribution after paying?
The shares and delays are fixed once the deposit is confirmed, because the payout schedule is built from them. Review the order summary carefully before you send the coins.