Priamex

Own-liquidity instant swap between BTC, XMR, Lightning, and other majors, with an unusually operator-friendly AML posture: you can ask support to pre-check an AML score on the funds you are about to send *before* you deposit — pass the check, deposit with a guarantee that funds will not be blocked. Grade C is the default for a new instant-swap; AML-pre-check flow and the strong independent peer signal are the distinguishers covered below.

What it is. No-account instant-swap engine. Web UI at `priamex.com/en` with a Tor mirror advertised on the home page. No signup, no email, no ID on the swap flow. The tagline copy — *"secure crypto exchange with zero traces, fast & private swaps, no logs, no limits"* — is standard for the category; the substantive detail lives on the peer-directory listing below.

AML posture — worth naming. Priamex publishes an *AML-pre-check* option per the kycnot.me listing: contact support before deposit, get an AML score check on the source funds, receive a guarantee that funds will not be blocked if the check passes. When funds *are* flagged by AML on deposit, the refund is issued without demanding KYC. This is a materially better AML story than the category default of *"funds may be frozen pending KYC review"* — it puts the risk decision in the reader's hands *before* the deposit.

Own liquidity. Kycnot flags Priamex as running its own liquidity — no third-party LP sits between the swap and the settlement chain that could independently demand KYC or block funds. Meaningful for privacy: fewer parties see the transaction.

Independent signal. Kycnot.me carries an unlisted community-contributed page with a 9/10 overall score, 100/100 privacy, 82/100 trust, KYC level 1/4 — the the top bucket for a new listing that has not yet been team-reviewed. Four user ratings averaging 5/5 on that page. Monerica.com also lists the service. Two-directory + user-review presence for a service under a year old is a strong external signal.

Tenure. Domain registered 2026-02-19; ~6 months of operation.

Contact channels. Email `support@priamex.com`, Telegram `t.me/Priamex_support`.

Useful when. You have inbound funds with an unknown or complex on-chain history and would rather know before deposit whether they will pass AML than find out mid-swap. You want to swap XMR ↔ Lightning without an account. You want an instant-swap engine that surfaces its AML posture openly rather than burying it in a terms-page footnote.

Caveats. Clearnet legal-page surface is thin — `/about`, `/terms`, `/faq` all return 404. The AML flow, refund flow, and fee schedule live on the peer-directory listing and support-channel description; the operator has not yet stood up a full clearnet legal-page set. This is our biggest reservation for a Grade C swap. Fresh tenure (6 months as of listing) — no user-report history at scale yet. Fee schedule is not published on a standalone page; the rate is shown on the swap form before commit. Rate the AML-pre-check flow yourself before scaling: contact support, ask for a check, screenshot the response; the workflow only works if support actually runs the check in a reasonable window.