Basic
1–3% variable fee
For routine transfers where time is not critical.
- Standard processing, 4–6 hours
- Up to 3 output addresses
- Random transaction splitting
- Support reply within 48 hours
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Mixero fees: bitcoin mixer fees and limits
The price of a mix depends on the plan, the number of outputs and the speed you need. No hidden charges, and the full amount you will receive is shown before you send anything.
Advanced
2–4.5% variable fee
The balanced choice for most orders.
- Priority processing, 2–4 hours
- Up to 10 output addresses
- Custom delay for each output
- Live chat support
Maximum
3–7% variable fee
For larger amounts and the widest spread.
- Fastest processing, 1–2 hours
- Unlimited output addresses
- Larger reserve, finer splitting
- Support around the clock
Why the mixing fee is a range
A fixed fee would be a weak point. If a mixer always kept exactly 2%, anyone could take a payout, add 2% back and look for a matching deposit. With a variable fee you choose the exact value on a slider, so the received amount does not reveal the sent amount.
Inside each plan, a higher fee within the range moves your order further up the queue and draws on a deeper part of the reserve. A lower value is simply more economical. Both give the same level of separation between input and output.
What else affects the total
- Network fee. Every output is a separate on-chain payment, so each one carries a small miner fee taken from the total.
- Number of outputs. More addresses mean better spread, but also more network fees.
- Delay. Longer delays do not cost extra; they only change when coins arrive.
Mixing fee calculator
0.01250 BTCservice fee
0.48750 BTCyou receive*
*Before network fees. The order form shows the final figure.
Bitcoin mixer fees: what is included
The Mixero service fee covers the whole order: the one-time deposit address, routing through the reserve, splitting into outputs, the delays you set and support until the last payout arrives. There are no separate charges for extra addresses or longer delays and no fees for an order you created but never paid. The only cost outside the service fee is the standard network fee for each outgoing transaction, which goes to bitcoin miners rather than to Mixero.
Minimum amount and other limits
| Parameter | Value | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum amount | 0.01 BTC | Smaller orders are not economical after network fees |
| Maximum amount | No fixed cap | Very large orders are split automatically |
| Confirmations | 1–2 | Processing starts after the deposit is confirmed |
| Delay | 1–48 hours | Set per order or per output on Advanced |
| Supported coins | BTC, ETH | Each coin is mixed within its own network |
For larger sums, a good practice is to make the payout look like ordinary activity: several outputs of uneven size, released over a day or two. The Mixero BTC reserve is large enough to handle that without slowing other orders down.
Amounts sent below the minimum cannot be processed automatically. If that happens, contact support with your order ID and the deposit will be returned, minus the network fee.
Comparing the cost of privacy
Low fees at another service are not always a saving. A crypto mixer with a tiny reserve may simply return your own coins after a short wait, which gives little real protection. When comparing, look at the reserve size, whether outputs can be split, and whether the fee is fixed or adjustable.
See how a full order runs on the How it works page, or read the FAQ for questions about refunds and timing.