Cashback tiers
Up to 0.35% back- ShadeFrom your first swap0.10%
- Mist$2.5k lifetime volume0.15%
- Night$25k lifetime volume0.20%
- Void$100k lifetime volume0.30%
Any coin to any coin, routed through Monero and two independent exchanges. No account, no logs, and the best rate from every partner.
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Through Monero and two exchanges. Nothing links the two ends.
70 coins across 31 networks. Pick the coin, then the network your wallet uses.
The private route splits your swap across two exchanges that never see each other, with Monero in the middle.
Leaves your wallet for the first exchange, like any transfer.
Turns it into Monero and pays the second exchange directly.
Sender, receiver and amount are hidden by default.
Only ever sees Monero arriving, never where it started.
Lands at your address with nothing tying it back.
Every swap pays cashback in $YAMI. Your rate climbs with your lifetime volume and stacks while you keep swapping week after week.
Every swap made with a $YAMI cashback wallet counts.
Planned rates, final at launch. Cashback is paid in $YAMI at the market price when it is credited. Cashback and the leaderboard are opt-in: add a cashback wallet in swap settings.
Most swaps put your old coin and your new coin on the same public record. Yami's private route breaks that link by default, and lets you pick a different exchange for each step.
Swaps run at independent partner exchanges. We route, compare and show you where to send.
No trackers, no outside fonts or scripts, no accounts. Your settings stay in your browser.
Each quote is checked against every connected exchange and bridge, refreshed every 30 seconds.
Short answers about how Yami routes your swap and what it keeps.
Your coin goes to one exchange and comes out as Monero. That Monero goes straight to a second, independent exchange, which sends your target coin to your address. What you sent and what you received sit on separate chains, joined only through Monero, where senders, receivers and amounts are hidden by default.
No. Each step runs at an independent exchange partner. Yami finds the route, compares the rates and shows you where to send. Your coins move between your wallet and the partners, never through us.
No account, ever. The private and no-wallet routes only need the address you want to receive at. The on-chain bridge route is the one option that asks you to connect a wallet, because you sign that swap yourself.
Nothing that identifies you. The page loads no outside scripts, fonts or trackers. Your settings live in your own browser. We do not log IP addresses or the addresses you enter. If you opt into rewards, the only thing recorded is the dollar size of each swap against the wallet you chose.
70 coins across 31 networks, including USDT on 9 networks and USDC on 8. Pick the coin, then the network your wallet uses: the same coin sent on a different network will not arrive.
Add a Solana wallet in swap settings and every swap pays a share of its value back in $YAMI, from 0.10%. Your rate climbs with your lifetime volume and with every week in a row that you swap, up to 0.35%. Rates are planned and are set at launch.
Only wallets that opted in. The $YAMI cashback wallet you add in swap settings is what puts you on the board. It is ranked by volume and shows the shortened wallet, its number of swaps and its total volume. Coins, addresses and single swaps are never shown, and with no cashback wallet your swaps are not counted anywhere.
Yes. Switch the swap card to Standard for a single exchange or the on-chain bridge. It is faster, but what you send and what you receive stay linked on the public record.
It runs two swaps back to back and waits for Monero confirmations in between, usually 10 to 30 minutes. Monero needs multiple confirmations to confirm the transaction, so it is usually slower, but it can be fast at times. The direct and bridge routes are quicker when you do not need the extra privacy.
Yes. Each partner runs its own compliance checks and may pause or refund a transaction under its own terms. Adding a refund address makes any refund go back to you faster.