Some exchanges MIGHT dislike fused/mixed money and freeze your account if you send them mixed cash. It would be therefore wise to re-send the money you want to send to exchange 1-2 times before you give them to exchange.
Otherwise: Legal risks: 0 Privacy risks: 0
in many years of operation, we haven't heard of anyone having had any issues or problems
the most often heard about "risk" is that it doesn't fuse on a timely basis. otherwise what tom said
Yes , but it should be mentioend that CashFusion is protocol that any wallet could implement. We havent had any issues or problems because the vast majority of usage is with Electron Cash, which didnt have any problems. The stack wallet implementation is much newer and starting to see usage. In the future there COULD be problems if someone makes a buggy implementation of it....although the same is true in general with BCH or any crypto. A bad wallet implementation can lose money due to bugs.
privacy is by no means guaranteed with cash fusion. There are ways to go wrong. Address re-usage... combining too many inputs with too few rounds... etc Theres also timing attacks... Theres also something as simple as : someone sends you exactly 333.33 BCH and you fuse it and then later send exactly 333.33 BCH
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