Privacy Cashout

Privacy Cashout lets you move funds to destination wallets without creating a direct on-chain link between the source and destination wallets. It is useful for distributing funds across trading wallets, rotating funds between wallets, or separating trading wallets from the original funding source.

How It Works

Instead of sending funds directly wallet-to-wallet, Sumo routes funds through a third-party privacy provider that breaks the visible on-chain connection between the source side and destination side.

Supported Chains and Assets

Privacy Cashout is available on Solana, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base, Robinhood Chain, and Tron mainnet. It is not available on Stable Mainnet.

Stablecoin swaps are same-stablecoin only, such as USDC to USDC or USDT to USDT. The asset selector only shows assets available for the selected profile chain, provider, and source wallets.

Supported Providers

Robinhood Chain privacy cashouts route through Husher only.

Source Modes

Single Source

Use Single Source when one wallet holds the funds you want to distribute.

1. Open the profile’s Wallets tab and click Privacy cashout from the wallet actions menu
2. Select Single Source
3. Select a provider (Husher or SplitNOW)
4. Select the source wallet
5. Enter the amount and choose the asset
6. Choose amount mode — Gross before fees or Net after fees
7. Optionally set a staggered time delay in minutes and choose the allowed exchanges (Husher only)
8. Configure destination wallets and percentage splits
9. Click Preview to review fees and amounts, then confirm to execute

Multiple Source

Use Multiple Source when you want several source wallets or wallet groups to contribute to one privacy swap.

1. Select Multiple Source
2. Select one or more source wallets or wallet groups
3. Choose the allocation mode (Rebalance is preselected)
4. Enter the gross total amount and choose the asset
5. Choose amount mode — Gross before fees or Net after fees
6. Configure destination wallets and percentage splits
7. Click Preview to review source allocations, fees, and destination amounts, then confirm to execute

Multiple Source supports two allocation modes:

Destination Configuration

Single-source and multiple-source privacy cashouts use the same destination split editor.

Interactive Mode

Add destination wallets one by one:

• Enter or select a wallet address
• Set the percentage each wallet receives
• Use Split Evenly to distribute equally across all destinations
• Add more destinations as needed

CSV Mode

Paste destinations in CSV format:

walletAddress,60.00
walletAddress2,30.00
walletAddress3,10.00

Values are percentages. The total across all destinations must equal 100%. Privacy cashouts support up to 200 destination wallets.

Exchange Controls (Husher)

Husher swaps route through centralized-exchange accounts. The Allowed Exchanges multi-select restricts which exchanges can be used, and Rotate Exchanges varies the exchange used across destinations for additional separation.

All Exchanges covers the default tier. The Opt-in group below it (ChangeNOW, SideShift) is never used unless you tick it, on any chain including Robinhood. Opt-in exchanges use the per-wallet minimums Husher reports for them, the same as the default tier, and legs below an exchange's minimum rotate to another allowed exchange. ChangeNOW charges a flat fee of about 0.01 SOL, ETH or BNB per wallet, so small legs lose a large share, and a leg that would keep less than half is refused. It also needs about 20 USDT per wallet on routes where Husher lists no ChangeNOW minimum, such as Ethereum, Base, Robinhood and most stablecoins. When Husher rejects a leg, the quote fails and names the wallet and exchange.

Husher sometimes disables an exchange for a while. Sumo then routes around it: wallets that would have used it move to another of your allowed exchanges whose minimum fits, before any funds are sent, and the disabled exchange is skipped for the next few minutes. If every exchange you allowed is disabled, the request stops with a message naming them; choose another exchange and try again. These rules apply to Privacy Swap, Privacy Cashout, and Wallet Farm privacy funding alike.

Fees

The preview step shows:

• Provider fee — Charged by the privacy provider
• Sumo fee — Platform fee
• Net total — What destinations actually receive