Transfers & privacy
Moving value between your own wallets is part of LPing. You fund the wallet you're about to deposit from, and you consolidate when you're done. lp.xyz does it in one panel, across every wallet you hold, with a choice about how much of a trail you leave.
Send
A single transfer to any address on the selected chain. You pick the wallet it comes from, the asset, and the amount. Because the destination is free-typed, it asks you to confirm the address is right before it will build. A transfer is final, and an address typo is the one mistake nothing downstream can fix.
Distribute
The multi-wallet version, and the reason it exists: you drag a wallet in as the source, drag as many of your own wallets in as destinations, set an amount per wallet, and sign once per leg. Any asset works: the chain's native coin or any token the source holds.
- It runs on one chain at a time, and the wallet table filters to match, so what you can drag is always what can actually receive.
- Wallets that sign without a popup make this practical: a fan-out to six wallets is six transactions, and you are not clicking through six extension windows.
- Every leg is reported on its own. If one fails, the rest still went, and you can see exactly which one didn't rather than guessing from your balances.
How much of a trail you leave
Distribute offers three routings. They differ in what someone reading the chain afterwards can tell about you, and they cost accordingly.
- Direct
- One plain transfer per destination. Fastest, cheapest, and no lp.xyz fee. Anyone reading the chain can see the source paid the destinations.
- Fresh wallet
- Solana only. Spawns a throwaway wallet and routes source → hop → destinations, so no single transaction links you to the recipients. Honest limit: funding the hop still traces back to you, so this loosens clustering rather than breaking the link.
- Husher Private
- Each leg is routed through Husher's privacy chain, so the deposit and the delivery are genuinely not linked on-chain. Works on every chain, takes a few minutes per leg, and keeps delivering after you close the page.
What Husher routing costs, and what it can't do
Husher charges its own fee plus a small flat network fee, and lp.xyz adds a 0.2% platform fee charged on top of the amount you send. All of it is quoted before you commit, including what actually lands at the far end.
- It is still non-custodial from our side. lp.xyz builds the deposit and your wallet signs it. We are not a hop that holds your money. Husher is the counterparty for the routed leg, and you accept its terms before the first order.
- A privacy choice is never silently downgraded. If the mode you picked can't run (wrong chain, an asset it doesn't support, the router unavailable), the send is blocked and told you why. It is never quietly re-sent in the clear.
- Delivery outlives the tab. Once the deposit lands the route completes on its own, and the order's progress is tracked for you when you come back.
- It is geographically restricted and unavailable in sanctioned jurisdictions.
Not the same as a bridge
Both move value, but they answer different questions. The bridge moves a native asset from one chain to another, between your own wallets. A transfer moves an asset between addresses on the same chain, and privacy routing is about who can tell that you did. Husher routing is also available on the bridge, if you want both at once.