Your paying address and the recipient's address —
no longer directly linked.
A regular transfer leaves an on-chain record directly linking you to the recipient, which anyone can trace. Private Transfer breaks that direct link through a separate pay-in / pay-out flow: funds are paid to a one-time address, and the recipient is paid from elsewhere.
Your paying address and the recipient's address aren't linked on-chain.
Funds settle in two independent legs — there's no traceable direct line between the two addresses. See the exact path below.
Split into two legs, with no direct link between them.
Once an order is created, the system assigns a deposit address unique to it. After funds are paid in at the exact amount shown, the platform pays the final recipient the corresponding amount from elsewhere — there is no "your address → their address" record on-chain.
The source and destination can be different chains and tokens. The page shows an estimated and a minimum payout amount up front. The exact chains and tokens supported are shown live in the console.
Where each transfer type fits.
| TRON Transfer | Private Transfer | |
|---|---|---|
| On-chain record | Sent directly from your address to theirs, traceable | Split into two legs — no direct link between the two addresses |
| Cross-chain | Same chain, same token | Source and destination can be different chains and tokens |
| How you pay | Signed in your wallet, broadcast by the platform | Paid to the order's own address, at an exact amount |
| Time to arrive | Depends on on-chain confirmation speed | An estimate is shown up front, plus one extra verification step |
| Best for | Frequent transfers where cost needs to be plannable | When you don't want the pay-in and pay-out addresses directly linked |
We'd suggest a full small-amount trial run first.
Once you've seen every step's status and timing, decide whether to use it for larger amounts.