Hmm. That's fair since you take a good measures to ensure quality over quantity about the service you render to your platform users which is nice to know.
Do you have any idea when more crypto will be add to your platform?
 I once work for a privacy brand as term team member years ago but team contacted about listing of their privacy stablecoin. Since you offer privacy exchange service. I will like to know what it entails to list this stablecoin on your website?

We periodically add new networks and tokens. DAI is currently first in line.

Regarding the privacy stablecoin you mentioned — in order for us to consider adding it, it would need to demonstrate a long and reliable track record, stable trading activity, real market demand, and a competitive market capitalization.

Projects like 0trace will certainly get noticed by the people who value privacy in financial transactions, as privacy has been slowly being reduced by most crypto exchanges. The idea of instant swaps without accounts, KYC, or permanent logs will feel like the early Crypto era philosophy that many people had about. The concept of having temporary order IDs and no stored logs is also quite intriguing to me if it's actually that way.

However at this early stage, people should be a bit careful and wait and see how it performs as time passes. There are many projects that begin with good intentions, but trust can only be gained by continuous work and security.

As long as 0trace can provide quick swaps, liquidity, and maintain privacy as they promise, it might be a good choice for privacy focused consumers in the cryptocurrency industry. As for now, it is one to keep an eye on in the near future.

Yes, it is obvious that you are in the early stage, but that is also part of the process that everyone must go through.

If you are already thinking about DAI, then you should definitely keep USDS in mind, because it is a rebranding of the same token.

As far as I can see, currently it is only possible to perform a swap to BTC and XMR. All other coins are currently unavailable. What is this about, if possible an explanation?

Considering your claim that you are a no-KYC service, this requires the exclusive use of personal liquidity funds. Is there a possibility that you can somehow prove/confirm that you hold enough funds for the functionality of this service?

Throughout the years if I can remember there have been cases like data leaks in some exchanges like Coinbase in early 2024 and 2025 which if I may say was as a result of data leaks of physical identity of individuals.Though I haven't tested your exchange yet which I will eventually do still the idea of ephemeral IDs and one time addresses will indeed bring out the value of your project. Basically to me your project has the potential of a decentralized service which is often valuable in this space......

​That side based on what you are saying, 0trace.io service has a trustless swap service is that right?....

Not exactly — 0trace is a privacy-focused instant exchange service rather than a trustless swap service.
We process swaps using our own liquidity.
The main goal is minimizing traceability and avoiding unnecessary user data collection while keeping swaps simple and fast.

Appreciate your feedback.

It a great opportunity sharing 0trace with us. The interesting thing again is No KYC and ephemeral IDs, especially with Tor support.

A Quick one here
1.You made mention that most swaps use ur own liquidity. And again is there a way in other to add proof of reserves so users can verify
2.So about the $10k limit at the early access is their a means that the limit is going to increase individually base on a successful swaps Or it going to be same for all ?

Privacy tools are going to be needed, I love the concept of no logs and automatic order delection it impressive. Will test this up with small funds and drop on my feed back 

Welcome to the forum, I went through your exchange and i most confess you people did a wonderful job, I love the no KYC policy you people are using a lot of people will be interested to use your exchange because of that and some may also not be interested because of that.
I will try using your service to see if you people are 100 percent trustworthy, but from what I'm seeing I think you people are actually trustworthy but I need to try your service out first before I conclude.
Once again welcome to the forum.

Nice one, the exchange is a great one I will advise you to run a signature campaign if you really want to get more visibility and also some contest, speak to a good campaign manager in the forum to help you.

I have some questions to ask concerning your exchange, how will I get notified about any new update in the exchange?
And again what are the risk users of your exchange should be aware of while using your service?

What is exactly meant by liquidity routing? Does any third party see any identifying information when orders are routed via integrated liquidity providers? Also, does the .onion address constitute a full 'hidden' service, or is it merely a mirror with backend clearnet web service? This becomes significant for users seeking true anonymity via TOR. Would like a more detailed write-up of the architecture.