Swap without publishing your whole on-chain history to the market — and without touching anybody else’s dirty money. The source of funds is screened before execution. Clean intents go to a private solver auction. The output lands on a fresh address, and you keep a compliance receipt.
What this is not: not a mixer, not an anonymous DEX, not a way to move flagged money. Risky funds are refused at the gate, before liquidity ever sees them — that refusal is the product.
0FACE is not an AMM. It is an intent network: you sign what you want, not how it gets done. Between the signature and the fill sit two things a public DEX does not have — a compliance gate in front, and a sealed auction instead of a public mempool.
Asset in, asset out, floor you will accept, deadline. No approval to an unknown pool, no route chosen by you, no gas paid by you where sponsorship applies.
Sanctions lists and AML/KYTKYT is the crypto equivalent of the “payment purpose” field on a bank transfer. It interrogates nobody, calls nobody and runs entirely on its own — and there is nothing for anyone to fill in: software reads every transaction and what it was for straight off the chain. The point is less to report to a regulator than to avoid dealing with money of doubtful origin, and with the people behind it, recognised by the trail they leave on-chain. Business or private person, it is the same check — a business just needs it many times a day, a person far more rarely. risk on the source address and its exposure, before anything moves. Clean passes. Risky goes to reject or manual review — and the funds stay exactly where they are.
The clean intent is broadcast to solvers, RFQ desks and market makers in a sealed auction — not to a public mempool. There is no order for a sandwich bot to see, so there is nothing to front-run.
Whoever quotes best against your floor wins the fill and carries the execution risk. You are never worse than the floor you signed; if nobody can beat it, the intent expires instead of filling badly.
Settlement lands on a stealth address you control, unlinked from the wallet that funded the swap. Your counterparties see a fill, not your portfolio, your payroll or your history.
A signed record of the screening verdict, the filling venue, the quoted floor and the executed price. Hand it to an exchange, an auditor or a bank instead of your entire wallet history.
The gate is the point. Liquidity providers quote into 0FACE because everything reaching them has already been screened — which is what makes private execution available to honest users at competitive prices.
Stealth wallets proved people want private receiving, but they do not solve swaps, liquidity or compliance. Intent routers proved people want gasless, MEV-protected execution, but they publish the trade. Mixers give privacy and are radioactive to anyone who has to answer a compliance question. The middle is empty, and the middle is where honest money actually lives.
| Category | Wallet connection needed | Private | Screens the money | Real swap liquidity | Survives a compliance question |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stealth walletsFluidKey, Umbra | yes | yes | no | no — receiving, not swapping | depends on the user |
| Intent routersUniswapX, 1inch, CoW | yes | no — the fill is public | no | yes | yes |
| Mixerstumblers, pools | yes | yes | no — by design | no | no — toxic to exchanges and banks |
| 0FACEthis product | no — paste an address, nothing to connect | yes — execution and output | yes — before execution | yes — RFQ, DEX and market makers | yes — with a receipt |
The trade we make is explicit: you get privacy from the market, not from compliance. If those two are the same thing to you, this is the wrong product — and the gate will tell you so before you spend a cent of gas.
Everything below exists because a swap went wrong somewhere and somebody ate the loss. These are the arrangements that stop it landing on you.
Each venue is onboarded under our own terms — escalation path, failure handling, recovery route — instead of whatever their public API happens to promise. Lowest swap risk we can contractually get.
We flag freeze risk on a route in advance, not after the deposit is gone. This does not cover every provider yet — the list of those it does cover keeps growing, and we say which is which rather than implying full coverage.
Venues receive what they need to execute and nothing else. No identity, no wallet graph, no history. Server logs are flushed every 24 hours, so there is no archive of you to leak, subpoena or sell.
The largest on-chain and off-chain liquidity sources plus some of the biggest market makers, competing on the same intent. That is why six-figure swaps clear here at competitive rates instead of being quoted like an accident.
A provider that historically delivers less than it quotes gets its quote adjusted down before routes are ranked — so the route shown as best is the one that pays best in reality, not on paper. Most users end up better off than the screen promised at the moment they swapped.
A stuck or short-filled swap becomes our fight with the provider, not your support ticket. Providers that act in bad faith get dropped from routing — permanently, and the ranking never quietly restores them.
The 0FACE Edge Engine routes across 12 distinct liquidity sources — a cross-chain layer that aggregates many sources instead of relying on a single protocol. Every swap is contested by RFQ desks, cross-chain DEXs and institutional market makers at once, so you get the best execution available — not whatever one venue happens to quote.
Request-for-quote desks that aggregate centralized-exchange depth plus their own book, and fill at a firm quote.
Native cross-chain swaps with no wrapped-asset custody — the backbone for BTC, native L1 and privacy legs.
Institutional liquidity that makes $500K+ single-transaction swaps routine rather than exceptional.
Multiple liquidity layers compete for every swap, letting the engine optimize for:
Unlike aggregators tuned for small retail trades, the engine routinely processes institutional-sized orders — optimizing routing across RFQs, DEXs and institutional liquidity where execution quality, not simple price discovery, is what matters.
The engine spans 25+ chains; below are the corridors live in this alpha router, each with real provider mappings. We list what we route and how — if a pair isn’t here yet, we don’t pretend to support it.
The routing layer never takes custody of your funds. Full detail — audit reports, scope, and deployed contract addresses — lives on the security page.
Core router and settlement contracts under independent audit before mainnet. Reports published in full, not summarized.
Tiered bounty up to a capped ceiling for critical findings, scoped to router, quote signer and settlement. Live at launch.
Every deployed address listed and verifiable on-chain. No proxy you can't read; upgrade keys time-locked.
Non-custodial by design. Funds move wallet-to-venue through the router; no pooled balance to freeze or lose.
The screening is not a disclaimer bolted onto a privacy product — it is the gate every intent passes through before liquidity is even asked for a price. Privacy-preserving assets are supported as a privacy stance, not an evasion product, and the same screening applies to every route, every asset, every size.
The router never holds your funds or keys. A swap moves value wallet-to-venue; there is no pooled balance to freeze or lose.
A swap is a discrete exchange of one asset for another, not a tumbler. Balances are never commingled to obscure origin, and no user’s funds are ever used to anonymise another’s.
A flagged source does not get a silent failure. The intent is routed to reject or manual review, the funds stay in your wallet, and the reason is stated — so a false positive can be argued rather than guessed at.
Every completed swap produces a signed record of the screening verdict, venue, quoted floor and executed price — the artefact you hand an exchange or auditor instead of your whole wallet history.
Wallets are screened against sanctions lists, including OFAC’s SDN list, with blockchain analytics for indirect exposure. Flagged addresses are refused.
Access is geo-blocked from comprehensively sanctioned jurisdictions, the United States, and Singapore, plus anywhere the service can’t lawfully operate.
Restricted for residents/citizens of: comprehensively sanctioned jurisdictions (Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Crimea/Donetsk/Luhansk), the United States, and Singapore. Full policy on the security & compliance page.
Privacy is not an abstract preference — it is local. What a trader in Moscow is protecting himself from is not what a merchant in Istanbul is protecting himself from, and neither reads an English landing page written for San Francisco. So 0FACE ships market by market: own subdomain, own language, own proof, own support channel, own local voice — and a local ambassador who carries it.
We appoint one exclusive ambassador per market and hand them the product, not a tracking link: their subdomain, their language, their audience’s objections answered on the page. They promote it as theirs, because operationally it is theirs.
A full 0FACE deployment at your handle — localised copy, your face on it, your community’s language. Not a referral code appended to somebody else’s homepage.
You earn a share of our fee on every swap your market ever makes — not for 30 days, not until a user “converts”. For as long as it keeps trading. The user you brought in 2026 still pays you in 2029.
One ambassador per market. We do not sign a second person into your country while the seat is yours, and we do not compete with you for your own audience.
A partner dashboard with volume, users, fees earned and payout history. No monthly screenshot from a manager, no trust required about what you are owed.
You are promoting a screened product, not a mixer. Your audience does not end up with funds an exchange will not touch — and neither does your name.
The people behind 0FACE have traded and researched this market since 2017 — which is why the product is built around execution risk rather than around a funnel. Partners get that research to publish, not just a banner.
Track any swap by its transaction ID — and if it needs a human, open a support thread with the same ID attached, so we can trace the exact route.
Prefills your transaction ID into the message. No account, no email gate — stuck swaps get a person, not a ticket queue.
Nature of the service. Non-custodial routing across third-party liquidity venues. 0FACE does not take custody of user funds. Availability is subject to geographic restrictions and sanctions screening — see the compliance policy at launch.
Routing infrastructure. The 0FACE Edge Engine routes across independent third-party liquidity venues (RFQ desks, cross-chain DEXs and institutional market makers). Those venues are named to describe where liquidity is sourced — their names do not imply their endorsement of, or affiliation with, 0FACE.
Demo notice. This page shows indicative quotes from a local demo router. Figures are illustrative and do not constitute an executable offer, price guarantee, or financial advice. Not for use in restricted jurisdictions.