TRANSFER

(Cross-Chain Private Transfers)

https://www.obscurium.pro/#transfer Obscurium TRANSFER is a cross-chain bridge service that lets you move assets between different blockchains with full anonymity. With Transfer, you can send cryptocurrency from one chain or wallet to another without anyone observing the source or destination. Currently, Obscurium supports layer 2 chains as a private transaction, and more chains will be added over time. This service is perfect for moving funds to a new wallet or different network without leaving a trace – no more worrying that explorers or analytics tools can link your addresses.

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Short Transfer Demo

Text Description: How to Use TRANSFER:

1. Select the Transfer service at Obscurium.pro. Indicate the source chain and the destination chain.

2. Choose the asset you want to transfer and enter the amount to transfer.

3. Provide the destination address. Enter the recipient wallet address. This can be a fresh wallet that has no link to your source wallet, ensuring complete privacy.

4. Press 'TRANSFER'. The dApp will generate a unique deposit address for your transfer. Follow the instructions, sending your crypto to the wallets specified. There is no need to connect your wallet.

5. Receive funds on the destination chain. After processing, the equivalent amount (minus 2$ + 0.25% fee) is sent to your destination address on the target chain. The funds arrive in a way that does not tie them back to your original send. You can now use the funds on the new chain with confidence that their origin is obscured.

Example: Suppose you hold ETH on Ethereum and want to move it to an address on Polygon privately. Using Obscurium Transfer, you send 1 ETH from your Ethereum wallet into the Obscurium bridge. A short time later, you receive the corresponding amount of ETH (or bridged equivalent, like Polygon WETH) in your Polygon wallet. Anyone examining the blockchain will see deposits and withdrawals from the Obscurium pools, but they cannot tell that these two events are linked. Your Polygon address appears to have received funds from Obscurium, with no indication of the original Ethereum sender.

Supported assets & chains: At launch, Obscurium Transfer supports Layer 2 networks. The team plans to expand to more chains and assets according to user demand and the roadmap.