Private Swaps: How to Swap Without Leaving a Trace
AEXI's recipient wallet feature sends swapped tokens to any address — not just the connected wallet. Keep your main wallet unlinked from each swap and your DeFi activity separate.
Why Privacy Still Matters On-Chain
Blockchain is public by design. Anyone can look up your address, read your balance and walk through years of transaction history — on Ethereum, one Etherscan search does it.
Privacy here is not about concealing crime. It is about controlling what your own financial data reveals: your strategy, your position sizes, your activity across protocols.
The Recipient Wallet Feature
AEXI lets you route swapped tokens to any address, not just the wallet you connected. That single option breaks the link between your primary wallet and a given swap.
Click the wallet icon (⬜) beside the Swap button, paste the recipient address, and the payout goes there directly.
Common uses: sending into a fresh wallet, paying someone straight out of a swap, or distributing funds across several addresses.
Habits That Keep You Disconnected
Use dedicated wallets per purpose — one for savings, one for DeFi, one for payments — and resist the urge to consolidate.
Routing through AEXI between networks avoids creating a direct on-chain link between addresses that would otherwise be obviously connected.
Skip address reuse across protocols, and prefer chains with stronger privacy characteristics when a choice exists.
What AEXI Does and Does Not Track
No account, no signup, no personal details — swaps work without any of it.
AEXI does not log IP addresses or browser fingerprints, and runs no analytics that track individual behavior.
Everything is non-custodial, so your keys never leave your wallet. And the routing logic itself is open and verifiable, not a black box.
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