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A no-KYC crypto exchange is a platform that allows you to trade, swap or buy cryptocurrency without requiring identity verification. You don't need to provide a passport, ID, selfie or any personal documents.

In most countries it is legal to use non-custodial exchanges and DEX platforms that don't require KYC. However, laws vary by country. Always check the regulations in your jurisdiction. [NOT]KYC does not provide legal advice.

A DEX (decentralized exchange) runs on smart contracts with no central operator — no one can freeze your funds or shut it down. A centralized no-KYC exchange is operated by a company but chooses not to require ID. DEXs are generally more private but may have less liquidity.

Yes. Several services listed on [NOT]KYC allow you to buy or swap Bitcoin without identity verification. Look for exchanges with the NO KYC badge. You can also use P2P platforms to buy BTC with cash anonymously.

You can swap XMR on no-KYC platforms listed on this site. Simply choose a service, enter your wallet addresses, send the source coin and receive XMR — no account, no ID required. Always check the service rating and reviews before using.

A — trusted service: operates without KYC, strong reputation, long history with no incidents.

B — reliable service: generally no KYC, but may occasionally request verification; minor reputation concerns.

C — use with caution: nominally no KYC, but has notable caveats — limits, opaque policies or a questionable history.

F — not recommended: known for scams, data leaks, frozen funds or forced identity verification.

Click the sign in button in the top right corner, then select create account. Enter a nickname (3–20 characters, a-z 0-9 _ -), a password of at least 8 characters, and your PGP public key. No email required.

The verified badge is awarded by admins. When you leave a review with a proof-of-use (transaction hash or order ID), your comment receives a verified mark. The profile badge is assigned manually for trusted community members.

Go to your profile, scroll to the PGP section and click "request PGP change". Enter your new PGP public key and the reason for the change. An admin will review and approve or reject it. You can only have one pending request at a time.

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