Buy crypto without KYC! (No matter which country, without registration)

[Moncler]

Hello folks! Today we would like to show you a way how you can buy Monero / Bitcoin and other cryptocoins without KYC.​

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How it works:

1. Go to a site like: g2a, eneba, kinguin, dundle, mmoga or any other “key-shop”
2. Buy a “Crypto Voucher EUR” or a “Gift Me Crypto EUR” card. (EUR is important (whether you are from the EU or not, it doesn't matter)). The value of the card does not matter. But the higher the value, the less fees you have to pay.
3. Once you have received the card code, go to the relevant redeeming page.
4. There you can press “Redeem”. Now use either an anonymous or 10-minute mail and enter the redeem code below.
5. Now you can select your crypto currency.
6. You can either select Bitcoin directly (which we do not recommend) or get a coin with fewer network fees, such as Solana.
7. Select external wallet and withdraw the Solana to your private wallet. (Takes about 5-10min)
8. Now you can exchange your Solana anonymously into Monero on any exchange site (e.g. changenow) without KYC or registration and have it paid out to your private Monero wallet!

=> And that's it! So easy, you bought Monero without KYC! (the same also works with BTC, without conversion, only here the network fees are higher, especially for smaller amounts)

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Advantages:

• Very easy and quick to make!
• Without KYC
• Without verification of any data!

Disadvantages:

• Most providers "Key-shop's" require a bank account (but this cannot be tracked in the exchange process)
• The fees are relatively high (especially for small amounts) about 10-30%

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We hope we can help you with this little guide!

 

[Berlin777]

Has anyone tried it?

 

[Acab1312]

Yes, I tried it works without any problems, I can only recommend it.

 

[BevItUp]

Hey thanks for posting this.

Currently I use Cash App to buy BTC and send it to an exchange app. While the CashApp account is fully KYC'ed, but it doesn't matter once it's exchanged to Monero.

I've been meaning to try Bisq, which I've heard good things about.

I read that many operations have asked for clarification of their liability with regard to the KYC-AML data in light of growing customer disapproval, and the whole industry is experiencing difficulty with charging the higher fees needed to cover the costs. Which means more options are starting to appear.

However, an innate revulsion of assimilation leaves me somewhat inconversant in the subtleties of your world and it's complex cultures, paradoxically crude workings, and often creative edged vernaculars. So... what's a Key-Shop?

 

[someoneontheroad]

"key-shops" are online stores that sell keys for giftcards, steam cards, game cards etc. Once you get the card you needed you go to voucher redeem stores and withdraw the amount. Or sell those cards to other people and get cash/crypto using p2p platforms.

 

[BevItUp]

Hmm, seems interesting. Thank you

 

[carm_77]

achtung bei Kinguin folgt KYC nach dem kauf wenn man den gutschein einlösen will!!!