For Professionals Who Value Discretion
If you’re using Bitcoin to receive payments, you’ve already made a smart move — but here’s the catch: Bitcoin isn’t fully anonymous. Every transaction is publicly visible. Without the right steps, anyone can trace payments to you.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to accept Bitcoin safely, privately, and on your own terms.
1. Never Accept Bitcoin From an Exchange Wallet
If a client sends you BTC directly from a KYC exchange (like Coinbase or Binance), it creates a paper trail tied to their ID — and potentially to you.
What to do:
Ask clients to use a privacy wallet (see below) or to buy Bitcoin anonymously via:
- Peer-to-peer platforms (e.g. Bisq, HodlHodl)
- Trusted cash-to-BTC ATMs (if available in your city)
2. Use a Private Wallet, Not an Exchange
Skip wallets like Blockchain.com or Coinbase Wallet. You want full control, no surveillance.
Best privacy wallets:
- Samourai Wallet (Android)
- Sparrow Wallet (Desktop)
- Wasabi Wallet (Desktop)
These wallets don’t require ID, and some support built-in privacy features like CoinJoin.
3. Mix Your Coins Before You Spend or Withdraw
Even if a payment looks clean, mixing makes it impossible for someone to track your wallet history.
Use:
- Whirlpool (Samourai)
- Wasabi’s CoinJoin
- Or pay a service to do it for you (there are reliable mixers — contact us privately if you want referrals)
4. Always Use a New Wallet Address for Every Client
It takes seconds to create a fresh receiving address. This way, no one can link multiple bookings together or guess your earnings.
Pro tip: Some wallets let you label addresses by client or date to stay organized.
5. Use Tor or a VPN — Always
When using your wallet, run it through:
- Tor (built into Samourai and Wasabi)
- Or a strong no-log VPN
This hides your location and IP address. Don’t let your network data betray your privacy.
6. Never Link Your Wallet to Your Real Identity
That means:
- No personal emails
- No phone numbers
- No using your escort name on public forums tied to your wallet
Golden Rule: If something can be screenshot, assume it can be traced.
7. For Maximum Privacy, Convert to Cash or Monero
Want to spend or save your money without risk of tracking?
Convert to:
- Monero (XMR) – a privacy coin built for true anonymity
- Cash – yes, the old-school kind. Use P2P trades or crypto ATMs without KYC.
You can hold your earnings in Bitcoin, but it’s smart to move it around strategically.
8. Trust Yourself, Not Third Parties
Avoid leaving Bitcoin in a wallet you don’t control. Not your keys = not your crypto. And never assume a platform or client will protect your privacy — it’s your responsibility.
Final Note
You’re a professional. Discretion is part of your brand. Bitcoin can empower you — but only if you use it wisely.
At OMWTY, we believe privacy is power.
You deserve payments that are private, secure, and free from judgment or oversight.
