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Services that don't ask who you arewhere you livewhat you buyfor your IDyour real namewho you are
Hand-curated directory of crypto & privacy services that don't ask who you are.
Every entry is scored 0–10 on how little it knows about you, from
L0 trustless to L5 mandatory.
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CrowSwap advertises anonymous, no-signup trading for Bitcoin and Monero, but carries a near-zero trust rating and widespread scam allegations that make it a dangerous choice for privacy-conscious users.
RedotPay markets itself as a borderless crypto payments solution, yet its mandatory soft-KYC onboarding, full custodial architecture, and IP logging place it far outside true no-KYC territory.
Heleket operates a fully custodial crypto payment processing platform for merchants, but mandates complete identity verification and extensive data collection, making it unsuitable for privacy-focused users.
Cryptomus operates as a regulated, full-KYC cryptocurrency payment processor and all-in-one platform, making it unsuitable for privacy-focused users despite competitive merchant pricing.
The world's largest crypto exchange by volume, Binance forces complete identity verification, offers deep liquidity, but scores near-zero for privacy and anonymity.
Changelly provides fast swaps across 1,200+ cryptocurrencies with optional Tor access, yet its L3 tiered KYC model and extensive data logging place it among the poorest privacy options for anonymity-seeking users.
KCEX markets itself as a privacy-friendly trading platform yet imposes full mandatory KYC, earning one of the lowest privacy scores in our directory and raising serious red flags for anonymity-seeking users.
Bitunix markets itself as a global crypto derivatives platform with tiered KYC, yet independent scoring reveals catastrophic trust and privacy failures alongside widespread user reports of frozen withdrawals and advance-fee fraud.
