Same crypto, less ID. Compare every option.
106 exchanges, swaps, P2P markets, ATMs and cards, sorted by how much identity they ask for.
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- 1inchDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoVariable (aggregator)Sanctioned jurisdictions
- AceChangeInstant swapNoneNo ID for crypto swapsYes0.5%+ for swapsUS, for some swaps
- AcrossBridgeNoneWallet onlyNoVariable (route and gas)Sanctioned jurisdictions
- BasicSwapDecentralised exchangeNoneNo account at allNo0% protocol feeNot stated
- BisqDecentralised exchangeNoneNo account at allYesVariableAvailable everywhere
- BoltzUnder reviewInstant swapNoneNo accountNo0.25%Not stated
- CoW SwapDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoNot statedSanctioned jurisdictions
- CurveDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoNot statedSanctioned jurisdictions
- deBridgeBridgeNoneWallet onlyNoVariable (route and gas)Not stated
- DeGateDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyYes0.01% stable coins; 0.1% for gas tokens; 0.25% Most CEX-listed tokens; 0.99% all othersNot stated
- DODODecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoNone for nowUS, China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and others
- dYdXDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNo0.02% - 0.05%US, Canada, UK and sanctioned jurisdictions
- edgeXDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNo0.02% maker / 0.05% takerUS, Ontario and sanctioned jurisdictions
- eigenwalletDecentralised exchangeNoneNo IDYesNot statedNot stated
- GhostSwapBridgeNoneNo accountNo<0.5%Available everywhere
- Hodl HodlP2P marketNoneNo ID, on-chain escrowYesVariableAvailable everywhere
- Houdini SwapInstant swapNoneNo IDNoNot statedNot stated
- HusherInstant swapNoneNo IDNoNot statedNot stated
- HyperliquidDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoLowUS, Ontario and sanctioned jurisdictions
- JumperBridgeNoneWallet onlyNoNot statedNot stated
- JupiterDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoNot statedUS, China, Singapore, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and others
- KyberSwapDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoNo interface swap fee, gas appliesSome regions
- lnp2pBotP2P marketNoneNo IDYesNot statedAvailable everywhere
- LocalCoinSwapP2P marketNoneNo ID unless there is a dispute or an alertYesLowAvailable everywhere
- MatchaDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoFees can apply on some networksSanctioned jurisdictions
- MeteoraDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoNot statedUS, China, Russia and others
- MostroP2P marketNoneNo IDYesAbout 0.3%, set by each nodeAvailable everywhere
- Nonkyc.ioUnder reviewExchangeNoneNo ID at any amountNo0.2%France
- OrcaDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoSet by each poolSanctioned jurisdictions
- PancakeSwapDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNo0.25%Sanctioned jurisdictions
- Peach BitcoinP2P marketNoneNo IDYesFree to sellAvailable everywhere
- Portal BridgeBridgeNoneWallet onlyNoVariable (gas dependent)Sanctioned jurisdictions
- RaydiumDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNo0.25% on most poolsNot stated
- RetoSwapP2P marketNoneNo IDYes0.1% maker, 0.8% crypto taker, 2% fiat takerAvailable everywhere
- RoboSatsP2P marketNoneNo IDYes0.2%Available everywhere
- SilentSwapInstant swapNoneNo accountNo1% flat fee per swapAvailable everywhere
- SquidBridgeNoneWallet onlyNoVariable, zero on stablecoin swapsNot stated
- StargateBridgeNoneWallet onlyNoVariable (route and gas)Not stated
- SunSwapDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNoNot statedUS, Canada, Japan, China, Singapore, Cuba, Iran, North Korea and others
- Symbiosis FinanceBridgeNoneWallet onlyNoLowUS, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and others
- Synapse ProtocolBridgeNoneWallet onlyNoNear-zero with reimbursementSanctioned jurisdictions
- THORChainDecentralised exchangeNoneNo account at allNoVariable, paid in RUNESanctioned jurisdictions
- UniswapDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNo0.05% - 1%Sanctioned jurisdictions
- VeloraDecentralised exchangeNoneWallet onlyNo0.15% in the app, 0.01% on most stablecoin pairsSome regions
- VexlP2P marketNoneNo IDYesNo app fee, set by each offerAvailable everywhere
- ZerionInstant swapNoneWallet onlyYesSwap and bridge fees can applySanctioned jurisdictions
- Best WalletInstant swapLightEmail onlyNoLow (competitive)Available everywhere
- BIM ExchangeDecentralised exchangeLightDepends on the partnerYes0.1% - 0.5% (via Kyber/Bungee)Not stated
- BitunixExchangeLightWithdrawal limit without ID unclearNoNot statedNot stated
- BloFinExchangeLightID can be required at any timeNo0.02% maker / 0.06% takerAvailable everywhere
- ChangellyInstant swapLightID can be required at any timeYes0.25%US
- ChangeNOWInstant swapLightID only if a swap is flaggedYesIncluded in the rateNot stated
- CoinExExchangeLightNo ID up to $10,000 a dayNo0.2%New York
- CoinWExchangeLightID can be required at any timeNoNot statedNot stated
- CypherGoatInstant swapLightDepends on the partnerNoTypically 0.4% to 0.6%Not stated
- ExolixInstant swapLightID only if a swap is flaggedNoNo fee line, fixed rateNot stated
- FixedFloatInstant swapLightID only if a swap is flaggedNo1% fixed rate, 0.5% floating rateUS, Georgia, India
- GodexInstant swapLightNo accountNoNot statedUS, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Crimea, Sudan, Syria, Bangladesh, Bolivia
- KCEXExchangeLightNo ID at low limitsNo0% spot, 0.02% taker futures, 0% maker futuresSome regions
- Mt PelerinExchangeLightID optional, purchases held 7 days without itYesLow feesOutside Europe
- MyEtherWalletInstant swapLightWallet onlyYesNot statedChina, Belarus, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and others
- OpenPeerP2P marketLightThe seller decidesYesLowUS
- PrimeXBTExchangeLightNo ID up to about $20,000 a dayNo0.01% - 0.05%US
- Quickex.ioInstant swapLightNo ID up to $700No0.5% fixed fee + network feesAvailable everywhere
- RockitCoinBitcoin ATMLightPhone number onlyYesSpread + $1-2Outside US, Puerto Rico
- RubicBridgeLightID only if a swap is flaggedNo0% Rubic fee under $100Not stated
- SideShiftInstant swapLightMay freeze a flagged swapNoNot statedSanctioned jurisdictions
- SimpleSwapInstant swapLightID only if a swap is flaggedNoVariableUS
- StealthEXInstant swapLightID can be required, no limit publishedYes0.25% - 0.5% (varies by pair & network)Available everywhere
- SwapSpaceInstant swapLightDepends on the partnerYesNot statedNot stated
- SwapuzInstant swapLightID only if a swap is flaggedNoNot statedUS, Canada, France, China, Japan, Cuba, North Korea, Syria and others
- SwapzoneInstant swapLightDepends on the partnerYes0% Swapzone fee, partner fees in the rateNot stated
- TapbitExchangeLightNo ID up to 2 BTCYes0.1% spot, 0.02% maker | 0.06% taker futuresSome regions
- ToobitExchangeLightNo ID up to 5 BTC a dayYesNot statedNot stated
- TrocadorInstant swapLightDepends on the partnerYesIncluded in partner rate; network + partner fees in quoteAvailable everywhere
- WaldenPayCrypto cardLightEmail signup, says it collects no IDNo5% to 3% + $10 cardNorth Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, Russia, Belarus, Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, Afghanistan, Myanmar
- WEEXExchangeLightNo ID up to 10,000 USDT a dayNoSpot 0.1%, futures 0.02% maker and 0.08% takerNot stated
- WizardSwapInstant swapLightMay freeze a flagged swapNoApprox. 2.2% flat fee, with possibility to earn fee rebate by providing liquidityAvailable everywhere
- XT.comExchangeLightWithdrawal limit without ID unclearNoNot statedNot stated
- Athena BitcoinBitcoin ATMTieredPhone number, ID for larger purchasesYesNot statedOutside supported regions
- BingXExchangeTieredID above the first tierNo0.075% - 0.2%US
- Bitcoin DepotBitcoin ATMTieredID required for every purchaseYesVariableOutside the southern US
- Bitcoin WellBitcoin ATMTieredID above the first tierYesVariableOutside Canada, US
- BitgetExchangeTieredID verification requiredNoNot statedNot stated
- Bitget Wallet CardCrypto cardTieredID verification when you applyNoNo annual or monthly feeUS and other regions not on its list
- BitMartExchangeTieredID verification requiredYesNot statedNot stated
- BitstopBitcoin ATMTieredVerification at signup, more ID for higher limitsYes15% to 25% at most ATMs, set by state in someOutside the US
- BleapCrypto cardTieredID verification at signupNoNo card or monthly fee, 0% FX markupUS and other regions not on its list
- Blockchain.comInstant swapTieredNo ID for the wallet, ID to buy and swapNoNot statedNot stated
- BybitExchangeTieredNo ID to withdraw up to 20,000 USDT a day, ID to tradeNo0.01% - 0.1%US, UK, Singapore
- Byte FederalBitcoin ATMTieredID at registration, first purchase up to $300YesNot statedOutside supported regions
- Coinstar Bitcoin MachinesBitcoin ATMTieredID verification requiredYes4-11%Outside the US
- GateExchangeTieredID verification requiredNoNot statedNot stated
- HTXExchangeTieredID verification requiredNoNot statedNot stated
- KASTCrypto cardTieredID verification at signupNoFree, or $1,000 and $10,000 a year by tierOutside supported regions
- KripicardCrypto cardTieredEmail signup, but its site says KYC is requiredNo4% top-up + $5 cardSanctioned jurisdictions
- LibertyX ATMBitcoin ATMTieredID above the first tierYes8%Outside the US
- LocalcoinBitcoin ATMTieredPhone number up to CA$4,975 a dayYesFlat fee plus a fee built into the priceOutside Canada
- MetaMask CardCrypto cardTieredID verification at signupNoFree virtual card, Metal $199 a yearUS (new sign-ups paused)
- MEXCExchangeTieredNo ID up to 10 BTC a dayNo0.025% - 0.2%US
- OobitCrypto cardTieredGovernment ID requiredNo1% per card payment (min $0.25)Outside supported regions
- Phantom CashCrypto cardTieredNo KYC for the wallet, ID for the cardNoNot statedOutside the United States and New York
- PhemexExchangeTieredID verification requiredYesNot statedNot stated
- RedotPayCrypto cardTieredID verification at signupNoPublished in its help centerUS, mainland China, Russia and others
- TriaCrypto cardTieredID verification after you buy the cardNoAnnual membership, price shown in the appOutside supported regions
- XnviaP2P marketTieredID verification requiredYes1% per transactionNot stated
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Each page lists the platforms in this directory that do the same job without the identity check.
Where we would start
Three platforms we point people to first. We label paid placements and keep them out of the ranking.
Bisq
Buy bitcoin from another person by bank transfer or cash. Open-source app, nobody holds your coins.
Trocador
Compares many swap services in one request and shows each partner’s ID policy.
Peach Bitcoin
Buy and sell bitcoin with other people from a mobile app. On-chain escrow, no ID.
How the directory works
Each listing shows the identity the platform asks for, its limits, the regions it blocks, its fees and whether it takes card or bank deposits. We re-tag or remove a listing when the platform makes ID mandatory.
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Exchanges
High liquidity, order books and mobile apps. Their no-KYC tiers cap withdrawals for unverified accounts.
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Decentralised exchanges
Smart contracts, no sign-up. You trade from your own wallet and keep your keys.
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Instant swaps and bridges
Quick coin-to-coin conversions without an account, the spread built into the quote. Bridges move assets between blockchains.
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P2P markets and ATMs
On P2P markets you pay another person with a local payment method, and safety rests on escrow and reputation. ATMs sell crypto for cash: some ask for ID only above a threshold, others on every purchase.
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Crypto cards
Cards you fund with crypto and spend wherever Visa or Mastercard is accepted. Nearly all ask for ID: each listing says when.
We sort the directory by the identity each platform asks for. Paying does not move a platform.
Some "Visit" buttons earn us a commission. Each platform page says when a link is one.
Choosing a no-KYC platform
Start from how much privacy you need and how comfortable you are with wallets. A decentralised exchange gives the most control and anonymity; an exchange with a no-KYC tier is easier and has deeper liquidity.
Compare the total cost
Look at trading fees, spreads and network fees together rather than the headline fee. Check that the coins and networks you need are supported, and that the platform has a clear history and answers when something goes wrong.
Test small, then move
Make a small test deposit, trade and withdrawal before committing larger amounts. Spread counterparty risk across platforms and keep long-term holdings in self-custody.
Stay safe
Use a hardware or well-audited software wallet, check URLs and contract addresses, grant wallet permissions only when needed and avoid large custodial balances. No-KYC does not remove your legal or tax obligations, and it reduces your recourse if something goes wrong.
Tools for private crypto
Wallets, VPNs, Tor and the other tools people use next to a no-KYC platform.
- VPN providersA VPN hides your IP address from the platform you use and your traffic from your internet provider. You now trust the VPN company instead.
- Bitcoin walletsIn a self-custody wallet you hold the keys, so no platform can ask you for ID to move your coins.
- Hardware walletsA hardware wallet keeps your keys on a separate device.
- Tor and anonymous networksThese networks pass your traffic through other computers before it reaches its destination. They run slower than a VPN.
- Operating systems for computersYour operating system sees everything you do. These range from ordinary Linux distributions to systems built to leave no trace.
- Private e-mail providersAn e-mail provider stores your messages and knows who you talk to. These providers say how they encrypt, where they sit and what they ask at sign-up.
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Common questions
What is KYC?
Know Your Customer is the identity check regulated services run before letting you trade: ID card or passport, proof of address, sometimes a selfie. It exists for anti-money-laundering rules, and it concentrates sensitive data that can leak in a breach.
Is trading without KYC legal?
It depends on where you live. Using a platform that does not ask for ID is legal in most countries, but tax and reporting rules still apply to you. Decentralised protocols face less direct oversight; you stay responsible for following your local law.
What do None, Light and Tiered mean?
None: no ID and no account details. Light: no ID under a stated limit, or only an email or phone number. Tiered: ID is required above a threshold, written on each listing.
Which type of platform is best for beginners?
Start with an exchange that has a no-KYC tier: it works like the apps you know. A decentralised exchange gives the most privacy and control, but you need to be comfortable with a wallet and network fees.
How do fees compare?
Exchanges have tighter spreads and fast internal transfers. Decentralised exchanges show lower protocol fees but add network costs. Instant swaps build their margin into the quote, and ATMs add a cash-handling markup.
How does DoNotKYC choose platforms?
We build each listing from the platform's own terms and help pages, then re-check it over time. We do not test platforms with real money. When we have a source page for the identity level, the listing links to it. If a service removes no-KYC access or makes ID mandatory for its core features, we re-tag or remove it.
How does DoNotKYC make money?
Some "Visit" buttons are affiliate links, marked on each platform page. We label every sponsored placement. Neither changes the order of the directory, which is sorted by the identity each platform asks for.
A listing is out of date. How do I report it?
Use the "Report a change" link on the platform’s page, or the one in the footer. We check every report before we update a listing.