Hong Kong, March 26, 2026 — Mixin, a privacy-focused transactional platform for digital assets, has expanded its gas fee subsidy program, allowing users to transfer assets across multiple blockchains with effectively zero net transaction costs. The initiative aims to eliminate one of the key barriers to everyday crypto usage by reimbursing users for on-chain fees, making cross-chain transactions more accessible and cost-efficient.

Originally launched in 2025, the program allows users to import external Web3 wallets into the Mixin ecosystem and execute on-chain transactions while paying gas fees upfront, which are then fully reimbursed to their wallets at the beginning of the following month, effectively removing one of the most persistent barriers to everyday crypto usage.
Gas fees have long made small and frequent transactions impractical, particularly during periods of network congestion. Mixin’s subsidy model addresses this challenge by significantly improving the user experience, making everyday transfers across supported networks more accessible and cost-efficient.

“Our goal has always been to make cryptocurrency as simple and private as sending a text message,” said Cedric Fung, Co-Founder of Mixin. “Gas fees have been one of the biggest barriers to everyday crypto usage. By subsidizing those costs across supported networks, we’re removing friction from how people move value online.”

Once a Web3 wallet is imported into Mixin, users can transfer assets between imported wallets, move funds between Mixin Privacy Wallets and the imported Web3 wallets,. The subsidy currently applies to major assets and networks including BTC, ETH, and SOL, alongside other supported chains. At present, there are no limits on the number of transactions or transfer amounts under the program.
It is important to note that transfers conducted within Mixin’s Privacy Wallet remain natively fee-free and are settled instantly via Mixin’s decentralized network. These transactions operate independently from the subsidy mechanism applied to on-chain transfers involving imported Web3 wallets.
This upgrade is part of Mixin’s broader effort to integrate encrypted messaging with privacy-focused financial infrastructure. Built using the Signal Protocol for end-to-end encrypted communication, the platform enables users to coordinate payments privately while managing assets within a chat-based interface.
“The future of finance is social, private, and multi-chain,” Fung added. “Mixin is building a messaging layer where people can communicate, coordinate, and move value without friction.”

About Mixin

Mixin is an open-source decentralized transaction network designed to connect multiple blockchains with high throughput and strong privacy guarantees. Founded in 2017, the platform combines a self-custodial multi-chain wallet with an encrypted messenger powered by the Signal Protocol. With more than 1 million users and over $1 billion in user-managed assets, Mixin continues to develop infrastructure aimed at simplifying the everyday use of digital assets.