/pgp.txt · Tor
4 hops · quote on the next page
Pool: your coins wait with other orders, then we pay you. Hops: we send through exchange desks, then pay you from our wallet. Coins never sit on an exchange.
How many desks we send through, in order. 0 means pool only. Coin change needs at least one hop. Hop 2 starts from whatever hop 1 paid out — you do not pick From again.
Pool skips the desks unless fallback is Hops. Changing coins needs a hop.
Coin you deposit to us. Hop 1 starts with this coin.
Whole coins you send. Fees come out of this. If you split, each desk swap is this amount divided by the piece count.
Coin we pay you. The last hop must pay this coin.
Fees come out of this amount. The next page lists every line, using live desk quotes when the desk answers.
Address we pay. Bound into the signed receipt. Check it twice; it cannot be reversed.
If set, we can send coins back here. If blank, a later refund needs a wallet proof of the deposit plus a destination.
Each hop is one desk swap. Hop 1 takes what you send. Hop 2 takes whatever hop 1 paid out. You only pick the coin each hop pays.
Hop 1 From is You send. It is not a second choice.
Same as You send
Coin this hop pays. The next hop From is this coin. The last hop is locked to You receive.
Who we talk to. Infinity and WizardSwap are the shop. Trocador and orangefren are catalogs that pick a shop.
The shop that actually swaps. On Infinity and WizardSwap this is the same as Via. On Trocador, pick the shop (FixedFloat and so on).
Shortest we wait, in minutes, before this desk runs. Time in our wallet, not on the exchange.
Longest we wait, in minutes, before this desk runs.
This hop From is the previous hop To. Hop 2 starts with whatever hop 1 paid. You cannot pick a different coin here.
Same as hop 1 To
Same as hop 2 To
Same as hop 3 To
The last hop pays You receive. Hop 2 To is not a free pick when this is hop 2 of 2.
Same as You receive
Hop 2 From is hop 1 To. The last hop pays You receive. You only pick the coins in between.
You still send us one deposit. We then cut that into many small desk swaps so no single payment at the exchange is huge. 100 XMR as 100 pieces is about 1 XMR per swap. We pay you from our wallet when the hops finish.
How many small swaps. 1 means one swap per hop. 100 means one hundred swaps of about 1/100th each. Cap is 250. Each piece must be a real amount the desk will take.
How many of those small swaps may run together. 5 means we start five, wait, then start the next five. Cap is 25.
Stop: we do not start more pieces, and we freeze the order so we can sort it. Keep going: we try the rest, and you may get a partial payout.
How long we may keep coins in the pool with other orders. Longer wait, bigger crowd. Does not apply to hops unless fallback is Hops.
When time runs out and almost nobody else is in the pool: Refund sends everything back. Hops runs the route above instead.
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