Supported Assets

Crypto tumbler catalog · 7 assets · 5 networks

Northmix is a crypto tumbler that supports eight assets across twelve networks. The same deposit-and-payout model that powers the Bitcoin mixer is available for every asset on this list. Each asset is bound to one or more supported networks, and tokens that share a ticker across networks are not interchangeable — the network must be selected explicitly. The full mixing flow is on the how it works page.

Asset	Ticker	Type	Decimals	Supported networks
Bitcoin	BTC	Native	8	Bitcoin
Ethereum	ETH	Native	18	Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain
Tether	USDT	Token	6	Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain
USD Coin	USDC	Token	6	Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain
Litecoin	LTC	Native	8	Litecoin
Solana	SOL	Native	9	Solana
BNB	BNB	Native	18	BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum

Why these seven assets

The catalog covers the assets where on-chain tracing is most active and where a crypto mixing service delivers the most value. BTC is the obvious flagship: the Bitcoin ledger is fully public and widely indexed. ETH, USDT and USDC move on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain, where stablecoin payments are routinely traced back to a single wallet. LTC behaves like BTC at lower fees and is the cheapest route. SOL is the highest-throughput chain on the list. BNB rounds out the EVM-compatible set.

The same fee you set applies to every asset on this list, regardless of network. See the fees page for the fee breakdown.

Native vs. token assets

Native assets (BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, BNB) are the base coin of their chain. Token assets (USDT, USDC) are ERC-20-style contracts deployed on top of an EVM chain. Northmix treats each (asset, network) pair as a distinct configuration, so USDT on Ethereum and USDT on BNB Smart Chain are not interchangeable. The selector enforces this distinction by binding an asset to exactly one network at a time.

Deposit addresses

Company deposit addresses are stored in js/api.js and preserved exactly as supplied, including letter case. This is described in the technical documentation.

The networks behind these assets are documented on the supported networks page, including address formats, confirmation requirements and explorer links. For common questions, see the FAQ.