Non-KYC exchanges for Bitcoin trading and compare trading fees.

[ajiz138]

Yeah, I'm just a normal user and have no problem with KYC, I'm willing to do KYC to be able to trade crypto with fiat. Of course, I only use the most reputable CEXs to avoid personal data being misused for bad purposes.

These websites also require users's Card data for fiat-to-crypto trades, which means we will not be completely anonymous when trading crypto. So, CEX is still my choice based on the criteria of legitimacy, simplicity and good liquidity.

Almost all CEX exchanges require their users to KYC because that has become their new rule for every user, in terms of CEX exchange trading more than DEX, I also always use CEK for trading crypto to USDT or disbursed in fiat because this is simpler.

So that's the most important thing, choose a CEX exchange that is already popular. Maybe we here already understand how to choose CEX because basically Binance is the exchange that is most widely used and has high liquidity.

CEX is not completely anonymous because there is data that must be submitted to them, if they want to be anonymous then they can use DEX but I am the same as you and prefer CEX even though it is not anonymous.

[Freemind]

All centralized exchanges require KYC as a matter of obligation to comply with the current regulations of each country. It is normal for users to be reluctant about KYC. Plus the more obvious reasons, there is also the possibility (although many people do not know it) that private data ends up for sale on the dark web, in some hacker forum. The number of private data thefts that occur every day is alarming and can cause serious problems for users.

[Gurujebs]

Almost all CEX exchanges require their users to KYC because that has become their new rule for every user, in terms of CEX exchange trading more than DEX, I also always use CEK for trading crypto to USDT or disbursed in fiat because this is simpler.

So that's the most important thing, choose a CEX exchange that is already popular. Maybe we here already understand how to choose CEX because basically Binance is the exchange that is most widely used and has high liquidity.

CEX is not completely anonymous because there is data that must be submitted to them, if they want to be anonymous then they can use DEX but I am the same as you and prefer CEX even though it is not anonymous.

Centralized exchanges get the more attention they have today than the decentralized exchange because they are easy to use for people. Your email and password is enough to set everything but using a decentralized exchange, you first need a wallet either a hardware or software connected to be able to interact and seed phrase need to kept safe and these are the things they fear, they don't want hard work. They see decentralized exchange like a complex thing learn.

However, centralized exchanges convince them to register and some attracted with the little bonus and then register there and forget to withdraw because of the safety they show the punky but this exchanges are shady in their business. Cex are after money and revenues he generation.

[yhiaali3]

Thank you for this useful list. I really need it, especially since most of the well-known exchanges have started to impose KYC, so we always need to look for new Non-KYC exchanges.

I liked the first site because it has good search filters so that you can get the best results you want according to your needs, so I will add it to my favorites.

[tranthidung]

All centralized exchanges require KYC as a matter of obligation to comply with the current regulations of each country. It is normal for users to be reluctant about KYC. Plus the more obvious reasons, there is also the possibility (although many people do not know it) that private data ends up for sale on the dark web, in some hacker forum. The number of private data thefts that occur every day is alarming and can cause serious problems for users.

So true. Exchanges come and go, we just don't know when they go away (not about scam exchange close their business), how do they treat KYC documents from their data base.

At the end, potentially KYC documents will be leaked one way or another and the victims of data breach are only users, not exchanges.

I liked the first site because it has good search filters so that you can get the best results you want according to your needs, so I will add it to my favorites.

Note that they are a little bit slowly with update so make sure you double check with exchange official websites. Get basic information from kycnot.me and find potential exchanges to use, then double check.

[Cryptsafe]

As a matter of fact, all centralised exchange now comply with their local laws which requires them to conduct due diligence on their clients as to no know who they are and their locality coupled with other necessary information that will be required of them if the need be.

There is no centralised exchange trading Bitcoin that does not conduct KYC be it a p2p platform, they do conduct KYC as well but what people are just after is the safety protection of their information because as it is with the exchange, nobody knows what they use it for but are trusted to secure our information without any leakage.

[Gormicsta]

I only shared websites to find non KYC exchanges for people who need it.
Don't trust me on it. Don't trust those websites.
Verify information from me, from them, make your decision to use or not.
With those exchanges, and with any exchange you try a first time, try small.

I understand the responsibility that falls on me. If I make a decision, I will be solely responsible for it. Although I do not trust the crypto exchange, I have no other choice but to use it. Although I do not trust the crypto exchange, I have no other choice but to use it. Therefore, I must take risks.

It's intriguing that you recognize the dangers and problems with trust associated with utilizing a cryptocurrency exchange. Using a platform you're not quite comfortable with requires a lot of guts and commitment, but it sounds like you believe the advantages transcend the drawbacks. Do you believe the risks are worthwhile, or do you occasionally find utilizing cryptocurrency exchanges unsettling?

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

KYC is pain and if you do KYC on a centralized exchange, you lose your identity document, forever.

If you are seriously with your privacy, anonymity, you will have need to look for non-KYC exchanges. Then you will have to compare their trading fees.

There are three websites for you to do so.

• https://kycnot.me/
• https://orangefren.com/
• https://coinmarketfees.com. It seems the website is not keen on non-KYC exchanges but you can try.

Thanks for sharing us this information, if we are that very conscious of our privacy in dealing with cryptocurrencies, then we can as well as do ourselves good by avoiding centralized exchanges and maybe have a look or try on the decentralized ones, why this is very important is because of the sake of those who couldn't comply completely with the demands on KYC a.d having this as a serious issues of concern with them, with also revealing their private informations to third parties.

[I-Bit]

Yeah, I'm just a normal user and have no problem with KYC, I'm willing to do KYC to be able to trade crypto with fiat. Of course, I only use the most reputable CEXs to avoid personal data being misused for bad purposes.

Yes, for now it is like that. CEX will usually require KYC verification, especially if you are going to transfer to a bank or fiat account, or make a deposit from a bank account, or use a P2P trading system. I don't know what the KYC is like, starting from the simplest or complete with personal data. However, there are some that don't require KYC. So this will automatically become our choice and our goal in using the CEX. If we don't want to do KYC, then DEX is one of the most appropriate choices. Or use a P2P system which is definitely trustworthy, not fake ones found in certain groups/channels/social media. Make sure that the P2P is truly trustworthy and has a reliable reputation.

[NikeFit_7777]

As a matter of fact, all centralised exchange now comply with their local laws which requires them to conduct due diligence on their clients as to no know who they are and their locality coupled with other necessary information that will be required of them if the need be.

There is no centralised exchange trading Bitcoin that does not conduct KYC be it a p2p platform, they do conduct KYC as well but what people are just after is the safety protection of their information because as it is with the exchange, nobody knows what they use it for but are trusted to secure our information without any leakage.

That's right. Any of the exchanges (where there is kyc) on one request from the authorities, will provide from transactions/to your last login to the exchange. No decentralization + privacy is out of the question. Absolutely and no matter what anyone says.

If there is no desire to pass kyc + there is a strong distrust.  Then do a search for exchanges, like the ones cited by the author of the topic.

P.S. Do not forget that storing on any of the exchanges is not safe. Observe risk management with your assets. 

[Gurujebs]

It's intriguing that you recognize the dangers and problems with trust associated with utilizing a cryptocurrency exchange. Using a platform you're not quite comfortable with requires a lot of guts and commitment, but it sounds like you believe the advantages transcend the drawbacks. Do you believe the risks are worthwhile, or do you occasionally find utilizing cryptocurrency exchanges unsettling?

My problem is with centralized exchanges is that they want you to trust them but it's hard in doing so because they can't really be trusted. If really KYC they are doing is to prevent scams, I will be cool with it as identifying anyone is choice and it's up to people if they their privacy or not but when they request for KYC, what they do with this information is more than what they tell the users.

You can sit in your home and chain analyst are identifying bitcoin moves from there platforms as a source from you, your name can be attached to anu bitcoin withdrawn from the exchange and that's why I don't blame people that uses Mixers, it help protects privacy. If not for P2P fiat functions that centralized exchanges does, they are not as useful as they think. Decentralized exchange remain my favorite though.

[bounceback]

KYC is pain and if you do KYC on a centralized exchange, you lose your identity document, forever.

If you are seriously with your privacy, anonymity, you will have need to look for non-KYC exchanges. Then you will have to compare their trading fees.

There are three websites for you to do so.

• https://kycnot.me/
• https://orangefren.com/
• https://coinmarketfees.com. It seems the website is not keen on non-KYC exchanges but you can try.

Likely I don't familiar with all your non exchange recommended and its first time for me heard with that exchange, my choose for non exchange right now with dapp and less trade with CEX exchange. But if your exchange recommended still new for me not bad ideas try with small transaction firstly and waiting how this exchange reputation about deposit and withdrawal fund.

Actually I don't see three exchange above make advertising on social media or forum platform, indeed trust or not but I don't brave make huge amount to deposit there.

[Evgenklm]

I don't see anything wrong with undergoing KYC on top exchanges like CEX. I don't think the average crypto enthusiast with small trading volumes would have issues with regulators or the government in case of data leaks. Nevertheless, I prefer using DEX exchanges – they're simpler, more convenient, and faster.

[Rikafip]

I don't see anything wrong with undergoing KYC on top exchanges like CEX. I don't think the average crypto enthusiast with small trading volumes would have issues with regulators or the government in case of data leaks. Nevertheless, I prefer using DEX exchanges – they're simpler, more convenient, and faster.

If you are a small time trader, its questionable do you even need a centralized exchange as a good DEX should have enough volume for all your needs. And problem is not only the data leak, but the fact that centralized exchanges will sent your data to your tax service whether you want it or not (andf at least in my country people tend not to report their crypto gains).

[tranthidung]

If you are a small time trader, its questionable do you even need a centralized exchange as a good DEX should have enough volume for all your needs. And problem is not only the data leak, but the fact that centralized exchanges will sent your data to your tax service whether you want it or not (andf at least in my country people tend not to report their crypto gains).

With small traders, using non KYC DEX is perfect option because they don't need big trading volume.

With big traders, using CEX is like their most favorite option because CEX have much bigger trading volume than DEX. Another option for big traders is going through OTC market.

But if your exchange recommended still new for me not bad ideas try with small transaction firstly and waiting how this exchange reputation about deposit and withdrawal fund.

You can try it when you need to trade a small one, to get experience for yourself and to avoid any loss because of your unfamiliar with their trading scheme and lack of experience or because of their scam (if they actually are scam). I mean the site actually has its own review as well as feedback from community but even reviews are not biased, one good exchange can turn to scam one anytime.