New Coinomize Backup Domain: .ws Replaces .is in 2026

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  Last Updated: 2026-10-01

  Coinomize has added coinomize.ws as a new backup domain, and it replaces coinomize.is. Coinomize.biz remains our primary site and coinomize.co remains as a backup. If you reach our Bitcoin mixing service through a saved link, these are the three addresses to check against your bookmarks today.

  
  
  

  Domain changes give scammers an opening. Lookalike sites appear quickly, and a single wrong character in a URL can lead to a fake deposit address. With the updated list and a short check before each deposit, you can reach Coinomize with confidence and confirm that the address on your screen came from our servers.

  Which Coinomize Domains Should You Use Now?

  
  
  

  The official Coinomize domains are now coinomize.biz, coinomize.co, and coinomize.ws. The primary site and one backup stay the same, while the .ws domain takes the place of .is.

  The Primary Site and Current Backup Domains

  
  
  

  Here is the current domain status:

  Domain	Status
  coinomize.biz	✓ Primary site (active)
  coinomize.co	✓ Backup domain (active)
  coinomize.ws	✓ Backup domain (new, replaces .is)
  coinomize.is	Retired as a backup domain

  The primary site, https://coinomize.biz, is where we publish announcements like this one. Backup domains exist so you can still reach the service if the primary site is slow or unreachable.

  What the Change Means for Bookmarks to coinomize.is

  
  
  

  If you saved coinomize.is, replace that bookmark with coinomize.ws or with coinomize.biz. Type the new address by hand once, check every character, and save it from there.

  Why Is Coinomize Changing Its .is Backup Domain?

  
  
  

  Coinomize is moving off the .is domain because of concern about changes to Iceland's privacy laws and our wish to protect customers. A move like this affects how you reach the site; it leaves the mixing process itself unchanged.

  Coinomize's Reason for Moving to .ws

  
  
  

  As a Bitcoin mixer, we depend on stable, reliable domains. A country-code domain falls under the rules of the country that manages it. When the legal setting around a domain changes, we prefer to adjust early instead of waiting.

  Our decision reflects that concern about Iceland's privacy law landscape. The goal is a backup domain that we are more comfortable relying on for customer access.

  What a Domain Change Does and Does Not Change About Privacy

  
  
  

  A new domain changes the address you type. It does not change how our Bitcoin Mixer works.

  It also has no impact on privacy—past or future. We still have full access to the .is domain. In the meantime, we are redirecting the domain from .is to .ws. We prefer to plan ahead and change the domain now to avoid potential issues down the line.

  How Can You Verify the New Backup Domain?

  
  
  

  You verify a Coinomize domain by matching the exact URL to our announcement and then checking the signed Letter of Guarantee for your order. Padlocks, hosting details, and outside messages help with other things, yet none of them proves a site belongs to us.

  Check the Exact URL Before Trusting a Deposit Address

  
  
  

  Phishing is one of the most common crypto scams aimed at mixer users. Fake sites copy our design and swap in their own deposit addresses. Once Bitcoin is sent to a fake address, there is no way to recover it.

  Before you create an order, read the address bar letter by letter. Watch for extra words, hyphens, swapped letters, or a different ending such as .com or .net. Our list of known scam mixers shows how close some lookalikes get.

  A message on Telegram or another app that shares a "new" Coinomize link is not a source you should trust. Our domain list is published on our own site.

  Verify the Letter of Guarantee Before Sending Bitcoin

  
  
  

  Each Coinomize order comes with a Letter of Guarantee signed by our public Bitcoin address (1CrywjDEzzpEMxdWzCDgtmZ3Tr57XrnANV). It confirms that the deposit address shown came from our servers.

  To check it:

  1. Download the letter before you send any Bitcoin.

  2. Open a message verification tool. Many wallets have one; Electrum lists it under Tools.

  3. Enter the message, the signature, and our signing address: 1CrywjDEzzpEMxdWzCDgtmZ3Tr57XrnANV.

  4. Send funds only if the signature checks out. If the check fails, stop and do not send Bitcoin to that address.