What information does a no-account swap site collect about me during a trade
A no-account swap site collects your IP address, the transaction amounts and hashes, your browser fingerprint, and the wallet addresses you send from and receive to. It also records the exchange rate at the time of the trade and the timestamps of each step. Because you never log in or provide a name, the site cannot tie this data to a persistent identity - but it can still link multiple trades if you reuse the same wallet address or browser.
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How data is collected during a swap
When you visit the site, your browser sends an IP address, a user-agent string, and often a set of headers that allow the server to fingerprint your device. Many no-account sites also run JavaScript that captures screen dimensions, installed fonts, timezone, and other parameters to create a unique browser fingerprint. This fingerprint persists even if you clear cookies.
During the trade itself, you provide two wallet addresses: the deposit address (where you send your crypto) and the withdrawal address (where you receive the swapped asset). The site records both. It also logs the deposit amount, the amount sent to you, and the transaction IDs on the respective blockchains. The exchange rate at the moment of the swap is fixed and stored.
Some sites keep a session log that ties your browser fingerprint to the IP address and the swap details. Others discard the IP after the trade completes but retain the wallet addresses and transaction hashes indefinitely. There is no standard.
What the site can infer
With a wallet address, anyone can look up the entire public transaction history of that address on a blockchain explorer. The site itself may not do this, but it has the key. If you use the same withdrawal address across multiple swaps on the same site, the site can link those trades to each other and build a profile of your activity: how much you swap, how often, and which assets you favor.
If you send from an exchange or a regulated service, that deposit address may already be tied to your real identity. In that case, the swap site does not need to know your name - the exchange already does, and the blockchain provides the link.
What is not collected
No-account swap sites do not collect your name, email, phone number, physical address, or government ID. They do not require a password or a login token. They do not ask for a selfie or a utility bill. That is the entire point of the model.
However, "no account" does not mean "no record." The site still keeps technical logs. Whether those logs are deleted, anonymized, or sold depends on the site's privacy policy - and many have none at all.
How this compares to a wallet-connected swap
When you connect a wallet, the site typically sees your wallet address and the tokens you approve for swapping. It does not see your private keys. But the site can still log your address and associate it with your session. The difference is that wallet-connected swaps often require a signature, which can be used to verify that you control the address. No-account swaps do not ask for a signature; they rely on you sending crypto to a deposit address, which anyone could do.
Practical limits on privacy
A no-account swap is not anonymous. It is pseudonymous by default and fragile by design. If you access the site over a residential IP that is tied to your name through your ISP, that link exists. If you use a VPN, the site sees the VPN exit node's IP, but you have traded one vector of exposure for another (the VPN provider's logs). If you use Tor, the site may block you entirely or present CAPTCHAs, which themselves collect data.
The safest assumption is that every piece of information you send or reveal during a swap - IP, wallet addresses, transaction amounts, timestamps - is stored and could be subpoenaed, leaked, or sold. No-account sites reduce the surface area of identity collection, but they do not eliminate it.
For a broader view of how these exchanges work and what trade-offs they involve, see the hub page "Swapping crypto without an account."
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